SINGAPORE – A teenage boy, who was only 14 years old when he molested his 10-year-old half-sister multiple times, was given a conditional warning by the police in 2020 when the offences came to light. Despite this, he continued targeting the girl in 2021 after their...
SINGAPORE – A teenage boy, who was only 14 years old when he molested his 10-year-old half-sister multiple times, was given a conditional warning by the police in 2020 when the offences came to light.
At the time of the offences, the youngsters lived in a one-bedroom Housing Board flat with several other family members, including their mother and two of their siblings.Man charged with molesting woman at S’pore Grand Prix; another accused of pushing her sisterEx-Certis officers charged with taking bribes from sex drug peddlers, stealing drugs for own use
Soon after, the offender was made to move out of his home to live with his aunt to prevent a re-occurrence of such events. This move was part of a family safety plan dated Nov 18, 2020, which Child Protection Services prepared. The offender was also told that he may be prosecuted for them if he were to re-offend within the 12-month period.
“He would sleep in the living room with his... brother. The victim and the younger sister would sleep in the bedroom with their parents.”The victim initially refused but eventually gave in after he pestered her. He then performed an obscene act on the girl.