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Jail for loanshark runner
Wed, Oct 28, 2009
The Straits Times

By Elena Chong

AN ODD-JOB labourer who helped an illegal moneylender hand over debtor notes to debtors was sentenced to three months' jail on Wednesday.

Tan Beng Kwang, 42, pleaded guilty to two charges of abetting a loanshark called Ah Cheong to hand over debtors notes to two house occupants at Queenstown and Jurong East in January and May this year.

A district court heard that Tan took a $5,000 loan from Ah Cheong in 2006, and subsequently could not repay the loan as he lost heavily in gambling.

 

 


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