Singapore Man Jailed for Plot to Frame Wife with Cannabis

Tan Xianglong sentenced to nearly four years for planting drugs in estranged wife's car to manipulate divorce proceedings.

Tan Xianglong planted over half a kilo of cannabis in his wife's car to frame her for drug trafficking.
He aimed to exploit Singapore's strict drug laws, which can impose the death penalty for trafficking over 500 grams of cannabis.
A car camera alerted his wife, leading to Tan's arrest after police found the drugs and investigated further.
Tan's plan was partly foiled because less than half of the substance was actual cannabis, the rest being filler.
Despite claiming depression, Tan's defense was rejected, and he received a reduced sentence for early guilty plea and cooperation.