5 months' jail upheld for SAF captain who gave rash order to overtake Bionix in fatal incident
Justice See Kee Oon dismissed appeals by the prosecutors and the captain. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Prosecution seeks more jail for SAF captain in fatal Bionix accident, defence blames communication lapse
SINGAPORE: The prosecution and defence both turned to the High Court to appeal in the case of a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain, whose rash act caused a full-time national serviceman (NSF) to be crushed to death by a Bionix vehicle. The prosecution found the
Source: channelnewsasia.com
Woman who joined daughter in torturing Myanmar maid to death gets 14 years' jail, Latest Singapore News
Singapore News - The woman who joined her daughter in torturing a maid from Myanmar to death was sentenced to 14 years’ jail on Monday. Prema S. Naraynasamy, 64, who was present in court, had no reaction and looked down at the ground when the judge meted out her... Read more at www.tnp.sg
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One of Singapore's worst maid abuse cases: Woman gets 14 years' jail for joining daughter in torturing Myanmar maid to death
SINGAPORE — The woman who joined her daughter in torturing a maid from Myanmar to death was sentenced to 14 years' jail on Monday (Jan 9). Prema S. Naraynasamy, 64, who was present in court, had no reaction and looked down at the ground when Principal District Judge Toh Han Li issued his sentence. Judge Toh said Prema's abuse of...
Source: asiaone.com
Woman who joined daughter in torturing Myanmar maid to death gets 14 years' jail
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The woman who joined her daughter in torturing her maid from Myanmar who later died was sentenced to 14 years’ jail on Monday (Jan 9).
Source: thestar.com.my