Singapore man accused of selling replica guns allegedly tried to get Grab driver to deliver goods


Liu allegedly had in his possession 156 guns from which pellets could be discharged. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: A man accused of selling replica guns online allegedly tried but failed to engage an unsuspecting private-hire car driver to deliver the goods, a district court heard on April 8.

Liu Huijian, now 41,is on trial for an offence under the Arms and Explosives Act.

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