Three men involved in different corruption cases linked to various organisations, including Pan Pacific Retail Management, Sephora Asia and HomeTeamNS, were fined $77,000 in total on March 11.
Three men involved in different corruption cases linked to various organisations, including Pan Pacific Retail Management, Sephora Asia and HomeTeamNS, were fined $77,000 in total on March 11. Tan Han Leong, 45, who was the owner and director of alarm systems provider Secured Retail Solutions (SRS) at the time of the offences, received the highest fine of $33,000 after he pleaded guilty to two graft charges involving more than $11,000.
The second man, Tan Chee Heng, 64, was a director at renovation firm Design Delta at the time of the offences. The third man, Juraimee Ab Hamid, 48, was a senior operations executive at HomeTeam NS when he accepted bribes totalling $2,800. He pleaded guilty to a graft charge and was fined $12,000. He was ordered to pay a penalty of $2,800 – the amount of bribes he accepted. The three Singaporeans were among 16 people charged in January with corruption in relation to advertisement and servicing contracts
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