Man to be charged over fake employee passes, stamps linked to scams   https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/man-fake-employee-pass-woodlands-checkpoint-scams-6315106?cid=internal_sharetool_androidphone_12082026_cna   Full Details of the Case 📰   Source: Channel News Asia (CNA), published & updated 12 Aug 2026, 9:49PM / 9:51PM   📌 Incident & Arrest   - Suspect: A 23-year-old Malaysian man. - When & Where: Caught 11 Aug 2026 (Tuesday) at Woodlands Checkpoint, during enhanced checks at the arrival bus hall. - Items Seized: - Several fake employee passes bearing his own photograph; he had no actual employment history with any of the organisations named on these passes. - Official-looking stamps/inking instruments printed with the emblems of the Supreme Court of Singapore and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).   ⚖️ Charges & Penalty   - To be charged: On 13 Aug 2026 (Thursday) under the offence of making or possessing a counterfeit instrument with intent to commit forgery. - Maximum penalty: If convicted, up to 7 years’ imprisonment, a fine, or both.   ℹ️ Background & Police Statement   - Authorities clarified such counterfeit passes and official items are common scam tactics: used to falsely appear legitimate, tricking victims into trusting fraudsters claiming to represent government bodies or official organisations.   🛡️ Public Advisory & Advice   1. Before investing: Research companies, their owners, directors and management; verify credentials via resources on the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) website. 2. Court documents/orders: Verify authenticity via the Authentic Court Orders portal or official contact channels listed on the Singapore Courts website. 3. Reporting scams: Provide information to the police at 1800 255 0000 or submit online; all details are kept strictly confidential.  

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