The alleged total amount involved – more than $130,000 – is over six times the prescribed sum of $20,000.
Georgians Abralava Irakli, 37, and Darsania Tamazi, 70, are said to have done so at the Woodlands Checkpoint at around 4.30pm on Dec 2, 2022, without submitting a full and accurate report to an authorised officer.
They were each handed two additional charges on Friday – one count of unlawfully moving monies out of Singapore and being in possession of alleged ill-gotten gains.The Georgians allegedly used sleight of hand to steal more than $130,000 in different currencies from a money changer, Monisha Exchange, at Little India Arcade in Serangoon Road at around 4pm on Dec 2, 2022.
In an earlier statement, the police said that when presented with the foreign currencies, one of the men placed the money inside a bag with a number lock attached. The two men later left for Malaysia, and on Dec 3, 2022, the State Courts issued warrants of arrest linked to their case.
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