A DIGITAL camera for $30. Laptops for $400. Rolex and Omega watches for $500.
These are among the thousands of great bargains you can find at the Singapore Police Force public auction.
Held once every 3 to 4 months, the auction is open to the public and attracts businessmen, retirees, bargain hunters and other buyers.
The goods are priced cheaply because they include confiscated items from theft, credit card fraud and cross-border smuggling cases, as well as lost items turned over by the public and old police equipment.
The 5,000 items sold last Wednesday 26 January included diamonds, designer handbags and even cars.
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