The islandwide operations, led by Secret Societies Branch officers, involved checking 66 outlets and 227 individuals. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – The police arrested 24 men at public entertainment and nightlife outlets during a series of operations from May 19 to 25.
The police said on Saturday that the islandwide operations, led by officers from the Secret Societies Branch, involved checking 66 public entertainment and nightlife outlets, and 227 individuals.
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