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Chinese Man Arrested For Stealing From Business Class Passenger On Dubai-Singapore Flight
The victim's wife caught the man allegedly stealing her husband's bag from the overhead compartment while he was asleep.
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Indian Woman Jailed For 8 Days, Another Fined For Theft At Singapore Airport
One of the two women from India, who were caught stealing from shops at Singapore's Changi Airport earlier this month during their transit, was jailed for eight days while the other was fined on Monday.
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Two Indian Women Detained For Theft At Singapore's Changi Airport
Two Indian women transiting through Singapore's Changi Airport were detained for allegedly committing a series of shop thefts at different stores, police said on Monday.
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Indian Man Charged With Stealing Items Worth Over Rs 1 Lakh At Singapore Airport
A court handed Singh Sagar, 37, five theft charges for stealing items including stationery, chocolates and jewellery from Terminal 3's departure transit area in about three hours on March 23, The Straits Times reported.
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Chinese Man Arrested For Stealing From Business Class Passenger On Dubai-Singapore Flight
The victim's wife caught the man allegedly stealing her husband's bag from the overhead compartment while he was asleep.
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Indian Woman Jailed For 8 Days, Another Fined For Theft At Singapore Airport
One of the two women from India, who were caught stealing from shops at Singapore's Changi Airport earlier this month during their transit, was jailed for eight days while the other was fined on Monday.
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Two Indian Women Detained For Theft At Singapore's Changi Airport
Two Indian women transiting through Singapore's Changi Airport were detained for allegedly committing a series of shop thefts at different stores, police said on Monday.
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Indian Man Charged With Stealing Items Worth Over Rs 1 Lakh At Singapore Airport
A court handed Singh Sagar, 37, five theft charges for stealing items including stationery, chocolates and jewellery from Terminal 3's departure transit area in about three hours on March 23, The Straits Times reported.
