A 29-year-old local visionary has been forcibly repatriated after completing a high-stakes regional internship in the Cambodian "accidental asset transfer" industry.

While most Sinkies his age are crying about the lack of work-life balance, this absolute unit was overseas building a cross-border empire dedicated to helping the elderly lose weight by emptying their bank accounts.

The suspect allegedly spent his peak years facilitating "strategic data transparency," a technical term for handing over OTPs and login details to anyone with a pulse and a dark web connection.

Authorities were reportedly impressed by his commitment to the hustle, noting that he didn't let minor inconveniences like "the law" or "human rights" stop his pursuit of a massive commission.

"He’s a true go-getter, CCB," remarked a former schoolmate who was too chicken to join the Cambodian scam compound and is now stuck working a real job like a total loser.

The man now faces charges for helping a scam syndicate secure access to bank accounts, proving that Singaporeans can indeed compete on the world stage if the competition involves being a massive prick.

If jailed, he will join an elite group of Singaporeans who have successfully monetized their complete inability to give a fuck about other people's life savings.

The police have reminded the public to stop being so bloody gullible, though they admit it’s hard when our local talent is this hardworking at being purely evil.

This deportation serves as a warning to all aspiring scammers: the government absolutely hates competition when it comes to taking your money.

This legend’s return is a win for local talent, assuming that "talent" is defined as a total lack of empathy and a working internet connection.