7 photos show the massive hoards of cash, Bentleys, luxury watches, and BE@RBRICK collectibles suspected money-launderers and forgers squirreled away in Singapore

Authorities seized around $700 million in assets and cash.Singapore Police Force

• Singapore said on Wednesday that it arrested 10 people suspected of money-laundering.
• Its raids on more than 90 properties found hundreds of bags, watches, and pieces of jewelry.

Singapore on Tuesday arrested 10 people suspected of money-laundering or forgery, seizing more than $700 million worth of assets from their houses.

Another eight people are still wanted by officials, the Singapore Police Force wrote in a statement on Wednesday evening.

Local authorities sent more than 400 officers to raid 94 bungalows and condominium apartments in the city-state.

There, they found vast collections of jewelry, luxury bags, watches, cars, wine, and even expensive BE@RBRICK models.