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SINGAPORE \u2013 A man who allegedly showed a handwritten note to a money changer \u2013 stating \u201cQuiet! Give me all SGD + MYR + USD. Do not move!\u201d \u2013 during a robbery attempt<\/span><\/a> was charged in court on April 13.<\/p>\n Leong Kok Keong, 58, was handed one count of attempting to commit robbery. <\/p>\n The Malaysian is accused of going to a money changer in Simei Street 6 at around 4.20pm on April 10, but fled without any cash after the alleged victim refused\u00a0to comply with his demands.<\/p>\n The victim did not suffer any monetary loss or injuries\u00a0and Leong was\u00a0arrested soon after, the police said in an earlier statement.<\/p>\n His case will be mentioned again in court on April 20.<\/p>\n For attempted robbery, an offender can be jailed for between two and seven years, and given at least six strokes of the cane. <\/p>\n Leong, however, cannot be caned as he is over 50 years old.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n