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Lorry driver charged with helping fugitive flee Singapore after he allegedly failed to deliver luxury goods A lorry driver has been charged with helping a man to flee Singapore after he allegedly failed to deliver luxury goods to customers.
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Mohamed Alias, 40, was on Friday (Jul 22) charged with helping a Singaporean man leave the country by allowing him to hide in the container compartment of a Malaysia-registered lorry with licence plate number JUH 7245.
Last Friday, the Malaysian driver was also charged with helping the man's wife, a Thai woman, leave Singapore in the same way.
The fugitive couple, 26-year-old Singaporean Pi Jiapeng and 27-year-old Thai national Pansuk Siriwipa, are accused of cheating victims who had made advance payments for luxury watches and bags.
Arrest warrants and Interpol red notices have been issued against them, after at least 180 police reports involving two companies, Tradenation and Tradeluxury, were made from June.
While some media reports said the total value of the undelivered goods is S$32 million, CNA understands that the scam victims who made police reports have not received goods worth at least S$20 million as of Sunday.
The lorry driver allegedly drove the vehicle hiding the couple on Jul 4, at about 7.25pm at Tuas Checkpoint's departure cargo section.
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