Another Underage Sex Story in SINgapore ... This Time Gay

SINGAPORE - A lifeguard was sentenced to 10 months' jail on Tuesday for performing oral sex on a 15-year-old student.

Chew Ee Cheong, 31, had admitted to committing the sexual act with the teen at a shower cubicle at Bukit Batok Swimming Complex in February this year.

Another charge of committing an obscene act with a young person by rubbing his private parts against the victim's anus was considered during his sentencing.

The court heard last month that the victim got to know Chew, who worked at Choa Chu Kang Swimming Complex, at Bukit Batok Swimming Complex sometime in February this year.

One day, after a swim, Chew approached the youngster in the toilet and signalled him to follow him into a shower cubicle. He then removed the victim's swimming trunks and touched him. After showering, Chew met the victim again and obtained his contact number before they left.

On March 17, the victim consulted a doctor when he discovered warts on his anus. He told the doctor that he had had a sexual encounter with a man. A staff of the clinic made a police report four days later.

Chew, who was arrested on April 2, was sent for screening and was diagnosed with syphilis.

District Judge Lim Tse Haw told Chew that as a lifeguard in a public pool, his duty was to protect the life and safety of the users.

"Instead, you have betrayed the trust by taking advantage of the immaturity of the victim to commit the indecent act on the victim. I see that as an aggravating factor,'' he said.

Chew, who was allowed to defer sentence until Friday, could have been jailed for up to 10 years and/or fined.

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What a bittersweet gay love story. I hope they get married in the end.

goodness me...

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In 2007, a big step for the LGBT community was made, the Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told the Parliament that “We recognize that homosexuals are part of our society. They have a place in our society and are entitles to their private lives”. Since that speech was made, LGBT business owners have had the courage to become more vocal and seen. As a result, the gay Singapore scene has been rapidly growing and gaining momentum. However, just because the gay scene is growing does not mean that the country has become relaxed. Singapore still remains to be a rigid and strict society with very traditional values.

"by rubbing his private parts against the victim's anus"

What are private parts???

i suppose his neh neh on the victim's kar chng kang...

halsey02 said:

"by rubbing his private parts against the victim's anus"

What are private parts???

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Even gave boy boy an STD. What a cheebye. Those supporting gay rights should be ashamed of themselves.

This is one of the reason why we should keep 377A to protect the young!