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Indonesian businessman questioned over counterfeit notes at RWS casino
Singapore police have questioned an Indonesian businessman suspected of using 34 forged $10,000 notes across multiple visits to a local casino. The alleged incidents occurred at Resorts World Sentosa.
LSN Singapore ·
Authorities in Singapore are investigating an Indonesian national in connection with the alleged use of counterfeit currency at a major casino resort. The suspect is believed to have used a total of 34 fake $10,000 notes during three separate visits to Resorts World Sentosa.
The case highlights ongoing concerns about currency fraud at gaming establishments in the region. Casino operators typically employ multiple security measures to detect counterfeit notes, including ultraviolet scanning and tactile verification systems.
The investigation is being conducted by Singapore police, who have not disclosed further details regarding the timeline of the alleged incidents or the specific circumstances of each visit. The matter remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the source of the counterfeit notes and whether other individuals were involved.
Using counterfeit currency is a serious offense in Singapore, carrying substantial penalties under the country's currency laws. Authorities have urged the public to report any suspicious currency to the police immediately.