Singapore police announce arrest of 3 linked to alleged scam

Singapore police have announced arrests of three Singaporeans ​as part of investigations into alleged transnational scam syndicate Prince Group and its ​founder and chairman, Chen Zhi, who is ​in Chinese detention. * Police ⁠said the three men were arrested between November 2025 and January ​2026 for their ‌suspected involvement in money laundering offences in relation to the case. * Assets frozen include ​three properties, eight cars, cash in various foreign currencies, bank and securities accounts and luxury bags and watches, with ‌a ‌total estimated value ​of S$350 million ($274.49 million), police said in a statement on Tuesday. * Those arrested were a director of a car leasing company and two men ​who were detained upon arrival from Cambodia. An arrest warrant has been issued for a Singaporean woman believed to ​be in Cambodia, who is suspected of committing fraud. * Singapore police have so far seized a total of S$500 million in assets relating to the case. * The ‌U.S. Jus