S'pore gives American 16 months in jail for scam

The Washington Post, 21 Feb 2011
SINGAPORE -- A former U.S. university football player was sentenced Monday to 16 months in prison in Singapore for his involvement in a telephone scam.
Kamari Charlton, 37, received about 330,000 Singapore dollars ($259,000) from elderly Croatian immigrants living in Australia and Germany who were tricked into sending money to him between 2008 and 2010, Judge See Kee Oon said. Full story

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