September 20, 06:08 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Remember the driver of that gold Mercedes-Benz who tried to live life dangerously at the Woodlands Checkpoint on March 8 this year?
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The same man who flashed his pearly whites when he arrived at the State Courts to face his charges.
Well, the driver - 64-year-old Tan Chu Seng - was jailed for 10 months yesterday and fined $1,400 for mischief and other offences, which included dealing 6.7kg of duty-unpaid cigarettes.
The Malaysian trader, who is also a Singapore PR, was also ordered to pay $2,800 for damage caused to the "cat claw" barriers, which although are created to stop cars, failed to stop Tan's car.
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