A group of 6 men have pleaded guilty to their role in an armed gang robbery. The robbery, which was carried out at a house, resulted in a loss of S$4.9 million.
The plan to rob the house was hatched by two of the men after they learned that a woman regularly hosted high-stakes poker games there.
Further details about the robbery and the guilty pleas are available from the source, including the events that led to the men pleading guilty to the S$4.9 million armed gang robbery.
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