SINGAPORE, July 22 — Two men who illegally kept exotic animals as pets and paid to smuggle yet more creatures across the Causeway were fined in court yesterday .
Nonis, a Singaporean, was also ordered to pay S$900 to the National Parks Board for expenses related to housing the prohibited animals. On November 7, Nonis transferred a deposit of S$300 to a mobile number belonging to the store’s co-owner Mitchell Edberg Li Heyi. However, Li was nabbed by an immigration officer when he tried to drive through Woodlands Checkpoint.
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