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Man planted over 500g of cannabis in wife's car to get her in trouble after marriage soured; gets jail

SINGAPORE — Feeling resentment towards his wife when their marriage soured, a man planted more than 500g of cannabis in her car to get her into trouble with the law. Tan Xianglong, a 37-year-old Singaporean, did so knowing that the crime of trafficki

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Aug 30 2024
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Man planted over 500g of cannabis in wife's car to get her in trouble after marriage soured; gets jail

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