SINGAPORE — Singapore police have arrested a 13-year-old boy for making an online threat to bomb a major resort.
The police said Tuesday that the case comes under the Breach of Prohibition Against False Threats of Terrorist Acts.
According to a post on Facebook, which has since been taken down, the boy said when he leaves Singapore he was going to take revenge and “plant bombs on Marina Bay Sands.”
A spokesman for Marina Bay Sands said that it had made a police report. Full story
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