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14 people arrested over illegal online gambling activities following police raids

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The joint operation conducted by the Criminal Investigation Department, Police Intelligence Department, and Ang Mo Kio Police Division uncovered operations spanning multiple locations, including Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5. A total of 23 individuals aged 23 to 75 are currently under investigation for either running the syndicate or gambling at the unlicensed sites. Nine men face charges in court, while police confiscated electronic devices and over $70,000 in cash. Authorities reiterated that Singapore Pools remains the nation's sole legal gambling provider.

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  • A total of 23 individuals, comprising both suspected syndicate operators and patrons, are…: A total of 23 individuals, comprising both suspected syndicate operators and patrons, are under active police investigation.
  • Singapore Pools is the only authorized entity permitted to provide lotteries, sports bett…: Singapore Pools is the only authorized entity permitted to provide lotteries, sports betting, and remote gambling services.
  • Individuals convicted of financing unlawful gambling face maximum penalties of seven year…: Individuals convicted of financing unlawful gambling face maximum penalties of seven years in prison and $500,000 in fines.

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- Police arrested 14 people and seized over "$70,000" in a joint raid on illegal online gambling sites across Singapore.

- Twenty-three people, aged 23 to 75, are under investigation. Police said 10 gambled there and 13 helped finance or run the syndicate.

- Nine men will be charged on Nov 16. Police warned of heavy fines and jail, and said Singapore Pools is the only legal operator.

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SINGAPORE – Fourteen people were arrested and over $70,000 was seized during a joint police operation against illegal online gambling activities on Nov 14.

In a statement on Nov 15, the police said that officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Police Intelligence Department and Ang Mo Kio Police Division conducted simultaneous raids at industrial premises near Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 and several other locations across Singapore.

Fifteen men and eight women, aged between 23 and 75, are being investigated for their involvement in illegal online gambling activities, they said.

Of the 23 people, 10 had gambled at these unlawful gambling places.

“The remaining 13 are believed to be members…

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