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Assistant: In Singapore, picking up a wallet that doesn't belong to you and not making a reasonable attempt to return it to its owner can potentially be considered a crime under the charge of "dishonest misappropriation of property." As per the Penal Code of Singapore, this can result in penalties including imprisonment for up to 2 years, a fine, or both. It is important to report the finding to the nearest police station, demonstrating an intention to return the lost property to its rightful owner, which can help avoid any legal misunderstandings [source](https://singaporelegaladvice.com/law-articles/penalties-dishonest-misappropriation-property-singapore/).
User: if i pick up a wallet in singapore is it a crime


 for "if i pick up a wallet in singapore is it a crime":

1.
URL: https://singaporelegaladvice.com/law-articles/committing-theft-singapore-penalties/
Title: Penalties for Committing Theft in Singapore
Content: Offenders may be liable to imprisonment for up to 10 years and a fine for committing house-trespass in order to commit theft. Instead of the regular theft offence, the offender may also be charged with theft in dwelling-house. Theft in dwelling-house carries a penalty of imprisonment for up to 7 years and a fine.

2.
URL: https://singaporelegaladvice.com/law-articles/penalties-dishonest-misappropriation-property-singapore/
Title: Penalties for Dishonest Misappropriation of Property in Singapore
Content: Aggravated dishonest misappropriation of property. The maximum penalties for aggravated dishonest misappropriation of property, where the property was taken from a deceased person, are a jail term of up to 3 years and a fine. If the offender was employed as the deceased's clerk or servant at the time however, the maximum jail term is 7 years.

3.
URL: https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PC1871?ProvIds=pr403-
Title: Penal Code 1871 - Singapore Statutes Online
Content: Penal Code 1871 - <b>Singapore</b> Statutes Online. Status: Dishonest misappropriation of property. 403. Illustrations. (<b>a</b>) <b>A</b> takes property belonging to Z out of Z 's possession in good faith believing, at the time when he takes <b>it</b>, that the property belongs to himself. A is not guilty of theft; but if <b>A</b>, after discovering his mistake, dishonestly ...

4.
URL: https://www.thesingaporelawyer.com/blog/theft-punishment-singapore/
Title: Theft In Singapore: Punishment For Shop Theft/Shoplifting, Theft In ...
Content: <b>In</b> <b>Singapore</b>, adherence to the rule of law is staunch, with severe repercussions for criminal transgressions, including those one might dismiss as minor, such as petty theft or shoplifting. Even these seemingly lesser offences, falling under the umbrella of theft, are rigorously addressed by this city-state's stringent theft penal code.

5.
URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/wxxdvg/lost_wallet_recovery_rate_in_singapore/
Title: lost wallet recovery rate in Singapore? : r/singapore - Reddit
Content: Lost time around 3 hrs. If each passing hour decreases the likelihood for a person to be found, Im pretty sure its the same with lost items. I would say for <b>Singapore</b> the recovery rate is quite high but it would decrease over time. Dropped it once and the perp tried to use my IC to sign up for mobile lines.

6.
URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/a3jnca/i_lost_my_wallet_today_but_someone_returned_it/
Title: r/singapore on Reddit: I lost my wallet today but someone returned it ...
Content: Ran over to the admin office. I was lucky enough that someone did <b>pick</b> <b>up</b> my <b>wallet</b> and returned it with nothing missing. i was 14, after school, saw the purse and waited for someone to come, the lady came and i returned it to her. she gave me $10. wanted to reject it but 14 year old self wasn't that humble.

7.
URL: https://dollarsandsense.sg/lose-wallet-purse-singapore
Title: What To Do If You Lose Your Wallet Or Purse In Singapore?
Content: Here are some useful numbers to call to see if your missing item (s) have been found on public transport. MRT and Bus Companies. SBS Transit Lost and Found (Tel: 6383 7211) SMRT Lost and Found (Tel: <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PHONE_NUMBER>) Tower Transit Lost and Found (Tel: <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PHONE_NUMBER>) Go-Ahead <b>Singapore</b> Lost and Found (Tel: 6812 6458) Taxi Companies.

8.
URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/ki3bsj/help_lost_wallet_what_to_do_now/
Title: [HELP] lost wallet, what to do now? :( : r/askSingapore - Reddit
Content: <b>If</b> you're sure you lost it in the grab, you can contact them give them the ride details and they can contact the driver directly to ask. I've left things in a grab a couple of times and grab has put me in direct contact with drivers to organise recovery of the item. Reply. helpimsadman. • 4 yr. ago.

9.
URL: https://www.ncpc.org.sg/pickpocket/
Title: Pick Pocket - National Crime Prevention Council
Content: Pickpockets deliberately bump into an unsuspecting person in a crowd. Check your <b>wallets</b>, handbag and valuables immediately if someone bumps into you unnecessarily. They create a commotion in public to distract everybody's attention while picking on pockets. Be on guard and alert for various scams and confidence trickster that would take ...

10.
URL: https://www.moneydigest.sg/5-things-to-do-when-you-lose-your-wallet-in-singapore/
Title: 5 Things To Do When You Lose Your Wallet In Singapore
Content: 2. CALL YOUR DEBIT AND CREDIT CARD ISSUERS. If your lost <b>wallet</b> contains your debit, credit, and ATM cards, you must immediately call your bank or card issuer. You will be happy that you acted swiftly and prevented any unauthorized withdrawals at the moment of your loss.

11.
URL: https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/forum/forum-lost-wallet-found-and-returned-at-police-e-kiosk-but-still-unable-to-retrieve-it
Title: Forum: Lost wallet found and returned at police e-kiosk, but still ...
Content: <b>I</b> took a Grab ride on the morning of Jan 21 and, shortly after alighting, found that I had left my <b>wallet</b> behind. I called the driver, who confirmed that he had found <b>it</b>. Read more at straitstimes ...

12.
URL: https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/what-do-if-you-lose-your-wallet-or-purse-singapore
Title: What to do if you lose your wallet or purse in Singapore? - AsiaOne
Content: Here are some useful numbers to call to see if your missing item (s) have been found on public transport. MRT and Bus Companies. SBS Transit Lost and Found (Tel: 6383 7211) SMRT Lost and Found ...

13.
URL: https://www.lostfoundrewards.com/blog/wallet-lost-in-singapore/
Title: What to Do About My Wallet Lost in Singapore - Lost and Found Rewards
Content: Contact the Police. If you think that your <b>wallet</b> got lost or stolen, your first initiative must be to call the police. Even if they might be unable to find your <b>wallet</b>, reporting about it will help you in many ways. In case the thief tries to steal your identity, you must prove that you must not be charged for the costs because it is not your ...

14.
URL: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/condo-security-guard-pocket-lv-wallet-jail-4024411
Title: Condominium security guard pocketed Louis Vuitton wallet dropped ... - CNA
Content: 04 Jan 2024 11:46AM. <b>SINGAPORE</b>: When a passer-by picked up a <b>wallet</b> containing S$500 (US$376) that a resident had dropped and turned it in to the security desk at a condominium, a security guard ...

15.
URL: https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/ShowTopic-g294262-i1747-k11495010-Potential_Pickpocketing-Singapore.html
Title: Potential Pickpocketing - Singapore Forum - Tripadvisor
Content: Carry stuff inside your top with a lanyard. Carry your EZ Link in similar manner. 4. Re: Potential Pickpocketing. In <b>Singapore</b>, <b>it</b> <b>is</b> quite safe but taking normal precautions is still advised especially if you visit crowded areas like night markets and bazaars. For the region, taking extra precautions is wise.


Assistant: In Singapore, picking up a wallet that doesn't belong to you and not making a reasonable attempt to return it to its owner can potentially be considered a crime under the charge of "dishonest misappropriation of property." As per the Penal Code of Singapore, this can result in penalties including imprisonment for up to 2 years, a fine, or both. It is important to report the finding to the nearest police station, demonstrating an intention to return the lost property to its rightful owner, which can help avoid any legal misunderstandings [source](https://singaporelegaladvice.com/law-articles/penalties-dishonest-misappropriation-property-singapore/).
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