A police inspector was hauled to court on Sept 24 after he allegedly committed a range of offences, including pocketing $4,000 which had been entrusted to him and telling a woman to lie in her statement to one of his colleagues.
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Chan is said to have unlawfully passed the report number to a 36-year-old Vietnamese woman, identified as Tran Thi Tien.
Charged Criminal Breach Of Trust
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