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They were hauled up by the cops in connection with an online vice ring that was busted last December.
About 60 men were arrested and later released on police bail.
They are accused of having had sex with one "social escort".
Three months later, it appears the police have concluded their investigation and some of the men may be taken to court soon.
Already, one has been told to report to the police headquarters at Cantonment Road today, said his lawyer, who requested anonymity.
This, the lawyer said, may be a prelude to charging his client, a finance professional in his early 20s, in court.
The man is out on police bail after having given earlier statements to the cops.
The lawyer said he has another client who was also arrested in relation to the case.
He is also in his early 20s and works in the financial sector.
The duo are likely among the youngest in the group.
Four other lawyers who are representing 17 of the men in total told The New Paper that their clients are in their 30s and 40s.
And they are a diverse bunch of married men and bachelors working in various industries.
Businessmen
Veteran criminal lawyer Subhas Anandan said he now has 11 clients involved in this case.
This is up from the original six who had turned to him before news of the police operation broke in the middle of last month.
Mr Anandan said his clients include businessmen and money brokers.
Another lawyer said he is representing four men, two of whom are married.
The other two are single.
The experienced lawyer, who declined to be named, said one client works as a lawyer in a statutory board and another is a civil servant.
The other two work in finance and in the military.
Two other lawyers, who also spoke to The New Paper on condition of anonymity, said they have one client each.
One man is a senior banker and the other is a company director.
The New Paper had earlier reported that the majority of the men are from the private sector.
They include blue-collared workers and also well-heeled professionals such as bank executives, lawyers, a senior vice-president of a private company and a civil activist from a prominent family.
A primary school principal, who is married with a child, and a senior police officer were also called up.
The New Paper understands another educator was also called up.
One of the bankers, an executive director, was said to have left his previous position abruptly in the same month.
Other public servants, including a scholarship recipient, are also believed to be implicated in the investigations, reported Lianhe Wanbao.
A few of the lawyers said they have made written representations to the authorities to request that their clients be let off with a stern warning in lieu of prosecution.
One lawyer said he had sent in the requests in January for three of his clients, the first of whom was arrested in December, but he had yet to receive a reply.
"One of my clients said the IO (investigating officer) told him the investigations have been completed," he said.
The other lawyers said they had not heard from the authorities either.
"The police would have had to get information on the men from the website service provider and probably the SMS messages sent to the pimp's mobile phone," said one lawyer.
The men had allegedly engaged her services from a website that has since been taken down.
Clients could book the services by sending an SMS to a mobile phone number listed on the website.
Shin Min Daily News reported earlier that the pimp involved in the vice ring is in his 30s.
The syndicate was said to have made use of a range of premises, from budget establishments to high-end hotels.
The website advertised the services of various women with their ages, vital statistics and a brief description of each woman, said one lawyer representing a few of the men involved in the case.
"The Caucasian models were nude but this girl was fully clothed," the lawyer said of the local teen prostitute who was allegedly hired by his clients.
There were also other local women advertised on the website.
The girl involved, a freelance model who goes by one name, is described as slim, 1.63m tall with C-cup breasts, and weighs 48kg.
The photo of her shows the lower half of her face, from below her eyes till below her hips.
Long-haired and tanned, she is clad in a low-cut black strappy top.
Described as a regular model at car shows and nightclub events, she is sold as "a sure bet" with many satisfied clients who have returned to make repeat bookings, about two or three more times on average.
"(She) still has that naive girlishness, offers excellent sweet young thing, girlfriend experience," stated the website.
"Advance booking for (her) is required, don't leave it to last minute booking as it always almost won't work!"
They were hauled up by the cops in connection with an online vice ring that was busted last December.
About 60 men were arrested and later released on police bail.
They are accused of having had sex with one "social escort".
Three months later, it appears the police have concluded their investigation and some of the men may be taken to court soon.
Already, one has been told to report to the police headquarters at Cantonment Road today, said his lawyer, who requested anonymity.
This, the lawyer said, may be a prelude to charging his client, a finance professional in his early 20s, in court.
The man is out on police bail after having given earlier statements to the cops.
The lawyer said he has another client who was also arrested in relation to the case.
He is also in his early 20s and works in the financial sector.
The duo are likely among the youngest in the group.
Four other lawyers who are representing 17 of the men in total told The New Paper that their clients are in their 30s and 40s.
And they are a diverse bunch of married men and bachelors working in various industries.
Businessmen
Veteran criminal lawyer Subhas Anandan said he now has 11 clients involved in this case.
This is up from the original six who had turned to him before news of the police operation broke in the middle of last month.
Mr Anandan said his clients include businessmen and money brokers.
Another lawyer said he is representing four men, two of whom are married.
The other two are single.
The experienced lawyer, who declined to be named, said one client works as a lawyer in a statutory board and another is a civil servant.
The other two work in finance and in the military.
Two other lawyers, who also spoke to The New Paper on condition of anonymity, said they have one client each.
One man is a senior banker and the other is a company director.
The New Paper had earlier reported that the majority of the men are from the private sector.
They include blue-collared workers and also well-heeled professionals such as bank executives, lawyers, a senior vice-president of a private company and a civil activist from a prominent family.
A primary school principal, who is married with a child, and a senior police officer were also called up.
The New Paper understands another educator was also called up.
One of the bankers, an executive director, was said to have left his previous position abruptly in the same month.
Other public servants, including a scholarship recipient, are also believed to be implicated in the investigations, reported Lianhe Wanbao.
A few of the lawyers said they have made written representations to the authorities to request that their clients be let off with a stern warning in lieu of prosecution.
One lawyer said he had sent in the requests in January for three of his clients, the first of whom was arrested in December, but he had yet to receive a reply.
"One of my clients said the IO (investigating officer) told him the investigations have been completed," he said.
The other lawyers said they had not heard from the authorities either.
"The police would have had to get information on the men from the website service provider and probably the SMS messages sent to the pimp's mobile phone," said one lawyer.
The men had allegedly engaged her services from a website that has since been taken down.
Clients could book the services by sending an SMS to a mobile phone number listed on the website.
Shin Min Daily News reported earlier that the pimp involved in the vice ring is in his 30s.
The syndicate was said to have made use of a range of premises, from budget establishments to high-end hotels.
The website advertised the services of various women with their ages, vital statistics and a brief description of each woman, said one lawyer representing a few of the men involved in the case.
"The Caucasian models were nude but this girl was fully clothed," the lawyer said of the local teen prostitute who was allegedly hired by his clients.
There were also other local women advertised on the website.
The girl involved, a freelance model who goes by one name, is described as slim, 1.63m tall with C-cup breasts, and weighs 48kg.
The photo of her shows the lower half of her face, from below her eyes till below her hips.
Long-haired and tanned, she is clad in a low-cut black strappy top.
Described as a regular model at car shows and nightclub events, she is sold as "a sure bet" with many satisfied clients who have returned to make repeat bookings, about two or three more times on average.
"(She) still has that naive girlishness, offers excellent sweet young thing, girlfriend experience," stated the website.
"Advance booking for (her) is required, don't leave it to last minute booking as it always almost won't work!"
