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LePrime School of Technical & Fundamental ("LePrime")



LePrime School of Technical & Fundamental ("LePrime")

Q Who investigated into the affairs of LePrime School of Technical & Fundamental ("LePrime")?
A The Commercial Affairs Department (“CAD”) of the Singapore Police Force investigated into the case.

Q What is the status of the investigation?
A

The investigation has concluded. On 26 August 2009, Lee Hock Chye, the sole proprietor of LePrime, was charged in the Subordinate Courts for 164 charges of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code and 1 charge of attempted cheating under Section 420 read with Section 511 of the Penal Code.


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What is the progress of the proceedings in the Subordinate Courts?

A On 18 November 2009, Lee Hock Chye was convicted and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment.

Q Has any money been recovered by CAD and what will happen to it?
A

Lee Hock Chye used LePrime to operate what is commonly known as a ponzi scheme. He used the monies from victims to pay the returns he had promised to other victims.  Lee Hock Chye also used part of the monies towards personal expenses.  Only 3 watches, a gold chain and a wallet were recovered from Lee Hock Chye by the CAD.

In accordance with the court order, these items will be sold by auction.  The CAD will inform the victims of this case on the procedure in making a claim for the proceeds of the auction.  

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Q I have paid money to LePrime.  Do I need to make a police report, if I have not done so?
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If you have not been contacted by CAD to provide information on your payments to LePrime and you wish to lodge a police report, you may contact the Investigation Officer Royston Soon at 6557-5471 during office hours.  Our office hours are 8.30am to 6.00pm on Mondays to Thursdays and 8.30am to 5.30pm on Fridays.  Alternatively, you may go to the nearest Neighbourhood Police Centre to lodge a police report.

Last updated on 3 December 2009
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