Jamie Lee Xiuling was sentenced to 12 weeks’ jail.
SINGAPORE – A woman was visiting her remanded boyfriend at the Changi Prison Link Centre when she tried to pass him a straw with powdered sedative through a hole in a communication panel separating them.
In reality, she had taken the tablets from her boyfriend’s room, crushed 10 of them into powder and hid it in the straw. Those convicted of being in possession of the drug can be jailed for up to 10 years and fined up to $20,000. Court documents stated that during one such visit on April 12, 2023, he asked her to bring him some tablets, claiming he needed them to help him sleep.
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