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Singapore Police Smash Cross-Border Prostitution Ring
Malaysian and Singaporean police dismantle cross-border prostitution syndicate using Malaysia as base.
In brief
Malaysian and Singaporean police dismantle cross-border prostitution syndicate using Malaysia as base. Singapore police arrest 30 suspects in joint operation targeting cross-border prostitution ring operating from Malaysia. Originally reported by Malay Mail.
Joint Police Operation
Malaysian and Singaporean police dismantle cross-border prostitution syndicate using malaysia as base.
Arrests Made
Police arrest one local and 29 foreign nationals across kuala lumpur and johor in coordinated raid.
Suspects Identified
Nine suspects include seven chinese nationals and one singaporean with expired visas.
Extradition Process
Authorities prepare to extradite suspects to singapore via interpol/ncb division.
Additional Suspects
Twenty-one foreign nationals suspected of running online promotional machinery for the syndicate.
Legal Consequences
Suspects face up to 15 years in prison for exploiting individuals for prostitution through ads.
Operation Details
Operation op noda, rentas sempadan launched on october 20 targeting cross-border vice networks.
What it means
Singapore police arrest 30 suspects in joint operation targeting cross-border prostitution ring operating from Malaysia.
