SPF: Singaporean man who was rescued from alleged kidnapping in Malaysia is believed to know his kidnapper; he’s now wanted by CNB
The man was rescued with his girlfriend by Malaysian police after an alleged kidnapping, but he’s now wanted by Singapore Central Narcotics Bureau This article ( SPF: Singaporean man who was rescued from alleged kidnapping in Malaysia is believed to know his kidnapper; he’s now wanted by CNB ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .
A 32-year-old Singaporean man rescued from an alleged kidnapping in Malaysia is now wanted by Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) over a suspected drug-related offence, according to the Singapore Police Force (SPF). The man, along with a 33-year-old Singaporean woman, was rescued by Malaysian police on August 11 after their families reported concerns over their safety.
Both individuals tested positive for drugs, and Malaysian authorities arrested six Malaysians over an alleged kidnap-for-ransom plot. The rescued man and woman are believed to know each other and are also believed to know one of the alleged kidnappers. The man is also found to be lacking a valid travel document.
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