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SINGAPORE – A 28-year-old man will be charged on March 25 over prank calls made to the police hotline, and vandalism incidents involving eggs thrown at police cars.
In a statement on March 24, the police said they received at least 18 prank calls to the hotline between Feb 3 and March 22.
The caller reported criminal activities but the reports turned out to be false, said the police.
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