A US businessman who already faces possible caning for overstaying his visa in Singapore was charged on Friday with money laundering, police said.Kamari Kenyada Charlton, 37, could be jailed a maximum of 10 years and fined if convicted of the criminal offences.
"The complaints being investigated include the alleged cheating of elderly Australians, through a phone scam operation," a police statement said. Full story
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