SINGAPORE: When his friend from secondary school asked him for help in obtaining cannabis, a man agreed and asked his contact for assistance. The contact was nabbed by Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) officers after making the transaction with a Malaysian man at a hospital car park. Singaporean Moh
SINGAPORE: When his friend from secondary school asked him for help in obtaining cannabis, a man agreed and asked his contact for assistance.
The court heard that Rafi was a freelance business consultant and worked at an office building in Raffles Place. Ng drove to Ng Teng Fong Hospital on May 23, 2018, where she met Ranjit at the car park. Ranjit passed Ng a black bundle and she gave him an envelope containing S$2,150. The prosecution pointed out that Rafi had planned the drug transaction in a way that distanced himself as far as possible from the actual delivery and collection of the cannabis. He also tried to conceal evidence by hiding his SIM card beneath the inner sole of his shoe when arrested.
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