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Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Singaporeans Wanted by Interpol
6 locals on Interpol wanted list terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari made it to Interpol’s wanted list after he escaped from detention here earlier this year.
6 locals on Interpol wanted list terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari made it to Interpol’s wanted list after he escaped from detention here earlier this year.
By Celine Lim 28 October 2008
Terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari made it to Interpol’s wanted list after he escaped from detention here earlier this year.
But the former Jemaah Islamiyah leader is not the only Singaporean on the list.
The Interpol has also issued ‘red notices’ against five other Singaporeans, who are wanted for fraud and other crimes.
Red notices, which are issued in Arabic, English, French and Spanish, are disseminated to Interpol’s 186 member countries to seek the arrest of wanted persons for extradition.
The notices contain identification details of the fugitives and are uploaded to the Interpol’s secure police communications network, the I-24/7.
Each member country has a National Central Bureau, or international police liaison staffed by local law enforcers, that can access the I-24/7 at all times.
The information can then be disseminated to the relevant authorities - such as agencies in charge of checkpoints - to keep a lookout for these fugitives in their countries.
MAS SELAMAT Sex: Male Date of birth: 23 Jan 1961, aged 47 Place of birth: Singapore Languages spoken: English, Malay Nationality: Singapore Offence: Terrorism Arrest warrant issued by: Singapore
In 1999, Mas Selamat became head of the Jemaah Islamiyah division here.
In 2002, he allegedly plotted with four others to hijack a plane from Bangkok and crash it into Changi Airport. The plan was foiled and he fled to Indonesia. In 2006, he was arrested and extradited to Singapore, and he was then detained under the Internal Security Act here.
On 27 Feb this year, he escaped from the Whitley Road Detention Centre, apparently by climbing through an unsecured toilet window.
KOH KIAN TIONG MARK Sex: Male Date of birth: 24 Feb 1973, aged 35 Place of birth: Singapore Languages spoken: Mandarin, English Nationality: Singapore Offence: Fraud Arrest warrant issued by: Singapore
The former Criminal Investigation Department detective deserted the Singapore Police Force last year.
He was under investigation by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau then. It is unclear if the fraud was connected to his work investigating unlicensed moneylending, reported The Straits Times. Koh has since been struck off the force.
He owed about $29,000 to three banks and was declared a bankrupt in January after failing to repay his car loan. He did not respond to the lawsuits which were filed against him late last year.
The penalty for deserting is a jail term of up to 10 years and a $5,000 fine.
LIEW HOCK KIANG MICHAEL Sex: Male Date of birth: 26 Nov 1961, aged 46 Place of birth: Singapore Languages spoken: English, Malay Nationality: Singapore Offence: Fraud Arrest warrant issued by: San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines
Liew and two others ran a pyramid scam and defrauded thousands of people in the Philippines.
LEE KOK LEONG CLARENCE Sex: Male Date of birth: 13 Apr 1973, aged 35 Place of birth: Singapore Language spoken: English Nationality: Singapore Offence: Fraud Arrest warrant issued by: Copenhagen, Denmark
WONG KA LEUNG JUSTIN Sex: Male Date of birth: 20 Aug 1966, aged 42 Place of birth: Hong Kong Language spoken: English Nationality: Singapore, US Offences: Counterfeiting/ forgery, fraud Arrest warrant issued by: Vietnam
SNG SWEE LEE Sex: Male Date of birth: 3 Aug 1948, aged 60 Place of birth: Singapore Languages spoken: Mandarin, English Nationality: Singapore Height: 1.60m Weight: 68kg Colour of eyes: Black Colour of hair: Dark brown Offence: Kidnapping Arrest warrant issued by: Jakarta, Indonesia
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Singaporeans Wanted by Interpol
6 locals on Interpol wanted list terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari made it to Interpol’s wanted list after he escaped from detention here earlier this year.
By Celine Lim
28 October 2008
Terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari made it to Interpol’s wanted list after he escaped from detention here earlier this year.
But the former Jemaah Islamiyah leader is not the only Singaporean on the list.
The Interpol has also issued ‘red notices’ against five other Singaporeans, who are wanted for fraud and other crimes.
Red notices, which are issued in Arabic, English, French and Spanish, are disseminated to Interpol’s 186 member countries to seek the arrest of wanted persons for extradition.
The notices contain identification details of the fugitives and are uploaded to the Interpol’s secure police communications network, the I-24/7.
Each member country has a National Central Bureau, or international police liaison staffed by local law enforcers, that can access the I-24/7 at all times.
The information can then be disseminated to the relevant authorities - such as agencies in charge of checkpoints - to keep a lookout for these fugitives in their countries.
MAS SELAMAT
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 23 Jan 1961, aged 47
Place of birth: Singapore
Languages spoken: English, Malay
Nationality: Singapore
Offence: Terrorism
Arrest warrant issued by: Singapore
In 1999, Mas Selamat became head of the Jemaah Islamiyah division here.
In 2002, he allegedly plotted with four others to hijack a plane from Bangkok and crash it into Changi Airport. The plan was foiled and he fled to Indonesia. In 2006, he was arrested and extradited to Singapore, and he was then detained under the Internal Security Act here.
On 27 Feb this year, he escaped from the Whitley Road Detention Centre, apparently by climbing through an unsecured toilet window.
KOH KIAN TIONG MARK
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 24 Feb 1973, aged 35
Place of birth: Singapore
Languages spoken: Mandarin, English
Nationality: Singapore
Offence: Fraud
Arrest warrant issued by: Singapore
The former Criminal Investigation Department detective deserted the Singapore Police Force last year.
He was under investigation by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau then.
It is unclear if the fraud was connected to his work investigating unlicensed moneylending, reported The Straits Times. Koh has since been struck off the force.
He owed about $29,000 to three banks and was declared a bankrupt in January after failing to repay his car loan. He did not respond to the lawsuits which were filed against him late last year.
The penalty for deserting is a jail term of up to 10 years and a $5,000 fine.
LIEW HOCK KIANG MICHAEL
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 26 Nov 1961, aged 46
Place of birth: Singapore
Languages spoken: English, Malay
Nationality: Singapore
Offence: Fraud
Arrest warrant issued by: San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines
Liew and two others ran a pyramid scam and defrauded thousands of people in the Philippines.
LEE KOK LEONG CLARENCE
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 13 Apr 1973, aged 35
Place of birth: Singapore
Language spoken: English
Nationality: Singapore
Offence: Fraud
Arrest warrant issued by: Copenhagen, Denmark
WONG KA LEUNG JUSTIN
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 20 Aug 1966, aged 42
Place of birth: Hong Kong
Language spoken: English
Nationality: Singapore, US
Offences: Counterfeiting/ forgery, fraud
Arrest warrant issued by: Vietnam
SNG SWEE LEE
Sex: Male
Date of birth: 3 Aug 1948, aged 60
Place of birth: Singapore
Languages spoken: Mandarin, English
Nationality: Singapore
Height: 1.60m
Weight: 68kg
Colour of eyes: Black
Colour of hair: Dark brown
Offence: Kidnapping
Arrest warrant issued by: Jakarta, Indonesia
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