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S’porean man, 26, allegedly robbed S$140,000 from man at Paya Lebar on National Day
He also faces three other charges under the Road Traffic Act in a separate case.
August 11, 2026, 04:14 PM
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A 26-year-old Singaporean man was charged for allegedly robbing a man on National Day.
Noor Najat Bin Alwi was charged with one count of robbery on Aug. 11.
In charge sheets seen by Mothership, on Aug. 9 at about 11:55am at an office building at Paya Lebar Quarter, three men — Najat and two other individuals, Mohamed Rashin Shaalam Mohamed Yasin, and Muhammad Dzoulfarhan Bin Jazali — allegedly robbed a man.
They allegedly robbed cash amounting to S$140,000, AirPods valued at about S$180, and one black-and-white striped shirt valued at about S$40.
The trio also allegedly kicked the man.
If convicted of robbery, Najat could face a jail term of five to 20 years and caning with not less than 12 strokes.
Najat also faces three other charges under the Road Traffic Act for driving a vehicle with a licence not in force in a separate case.
