9 January 2010

Goh Pei Sze

Investigation Officer
GIS 3
Ang Mo Kio Police Division

Re: Interpol Red Notice for WANG Yuxin Mei (Singapore NRIC S1721788G)

Dear Officer Goh:

This is to document our meeting on 7 January 2010 from 9AM to 11AM regarding the Interpol
Red Notice for WANG Yuxin Mei.

- You requested the meeting due to a complaint received from WANG regarding the Red
Notice posters from the Interpol Website being displayed at Jalan Hikayat and Tagore
Lane.

- The Singapore Police removed the posters at Tagore Lane on 2 January 2010.

- You asked why the Interpol posters were put up. Interpol is an international crime
fighting organization which Singapore is a strong supporter. Interpol’s website asks
citizens to report sighting of wanted fugitives to their “National Police” or the Interpol
General Secretariat.

- A Police Report (F/20090914/2084) was lodged on behalf of Andrew Ko on 14

September 2009. At that time, I was informed by Officer Mohd Azai bin Mohd Riduan
that once an Interpol Notice is out, Singapore Police can take action if notified of Wang’s
whereabouts.

- I emailed Officer Goh on 11 December 2009 and left 3 telephone messages. All were
not replied to. I emailed again on 23 December 2009 and received the following reply:

From: Pei Sze GOH <GOH_Pei_Sze@spf.gov.sg>

> Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:51:46
> Subject: Re: Interpol Red Notice for WANG YUXIN MEI
>
>
> The police are already liaising this matter with Interpol Washington and
> Attorney-General's Chambers. We appreciate the prompt information provided
> by your good self and acting on behalf of Mr Andrew Ko. I will revert to
> you once we have an outcome on the matter.
>
> In the meantime, it is not necessary to call up the police if anyone
> sighted the subject as the case is still undergoing further investigations.
>
> Thank you.

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