SINGAPORE — A man without a driving licence wanted to take his family out, so he bought identification details from chat app Telegram that allowed him to rent a car.
A man without a driving licence wanted to take his family out, so he bought identification details from chat app Telegram that allowed him to rent a car.
Singaporean Goh Zheng Hui, 31, was sentenced on Wednesday to three years and one month's jail and a fine of S$1,000. He was also banned from driving for five years. The account already had several other cardholders' details saved in it, and Goh used these to pay for the carsharing rental fees. His wife felt that she and the children were not safe in the car, so she got her husband to stop the vehicle. Goh and his family then took a taxi home.
Police officers who came across the accident spotted Goh walking away from the vehicle and shouted at him, but Goh began to flee.
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