CLEAN : Singapore under pressure over

The transcript discusses the ongoing investigations into match-fixing, focusing on Denton's involvement and the broader implications of arrests in Singapore. It highlights FIFA's investigations, the role of Singaporeans in global match-fixing, and the potential consequences for those involved. The narrative suggests that Denton is a significant figure in these activities, but not the only one, and emphasizes the message that authorities can reach and penalize those involved in such syndicates.

What was the significance of Singaporeans in global investigations?

• They were involved in 26 out of 60 active investigations.

• They were the only ones involved in all investigations.

• They were not involved in any investigations.

• They led all the investigations.

What is suggested about Denton's position in the syndicate hierarchy?

• He is the smallest player in the syndicate.

• He has no involvement in any syndicate.

• He is the only syndicate leader in Singapore.

• He is at the top of the ladder but not the only one.

What is the potential impact of arresting a prominent figure like Denton?

• It only affects local perceptions in Singapore.

• It has no impact on global perceptions.

• It sends a message that investigators can reach anyone globally.

• It makes it safer for others to continue illegal activities.

Why might Denton prefer to stay in Singapore despite being watched?

• He wants to continue his activities without interruption.

• He is not aware of being watched.

• He has no other place to go.

• He believes it is safer than leaving the country.

What message does the potential arrest of Denton convey to others involved in similar activities?

• That they are mistaken if they think they can evade punishment.

• That they should relocate to another country.

• That they can continue without fear of consequences.

• That they are safe as long as they stay in Singapore.