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Chinese national Li Zhu, 63, charged with stealing women’s shoes, underwear and clothes on multiple occasions

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Man charged with stealing women’s shoes, underwear and clothes on multiple occasions​

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.

PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
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Nadine Chua


Published Mar 20, 2026, 01:38 PM
Updated Mar 20, 2026, 02:13 PM

SINGAPORE - A man was hauled to court on March 20 over his suspected involvement in a series of theft cases involving women’s clothing and shoes.

Chinese national Li Zhu, 63, was handed five theft charges and one fraudulent possession of property charge.

According to charge sheets, Li allegedly stole a parcel containing a bra and women’s loungewear worth over $180 on March 16 in Bidadari Park Drive.

He allegedly stole another parcel containing a phone case worth around $3 in the same area the next day.

He is also accused of stealing a pair of leather sandals valued at around $15 on March 14 in Mount Vernon Road.

On Feb 28, Li is also alleged to have stolen three shirts and three pairs of pants valued at around $300 from a dryer at a laundromat in Serangoon.

On another occasion, on March 12, Li allegedly stole multiple pieces of women’s clothing from the same laundromat.

The police said on March 19 that five cases of theft were reported at various locations between Feb 28 and March 17. Items such as clothing, footwear and delivered parcels were reported stolen.

Officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division established Li’s identity through ground inquiries and CCTV footage and arrested him on March 18. Several pieces of clothing not belonging to him were recovered during the arrest and seized.

Li’s case has been adjourned to April 2.

The offence of theft carries a jail term of up to three years, a fine, or both.

Those convicted of fraudulent possession of property can be jailed for up to a year, fined up to $3,000, or both.
 

Man charged with stealing women’s shoes, underwear and clothes on multiple occasions​

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.'s arrest.

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.

PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
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Nadine Chua

Published Mar 20, 2026, 01:38 PM
Updated Mar 20, 2026, 02:13 PM

SINGAPORE - A man was hauled to court on March 20 over his suspected involvement in a series of theft cases involving women’s clothing and shoes.

Chinese national Li Zhu, 63, was handed five theft charges and one fraudulent possession of property charge.

According to charge sheets, Li allegedly stole a parcel containing a bra and women’s loungewear worth over $180 on March 16 in Bidadari Park Drive.

He allegedly stole another parcel containing a phone case worth around $3 in the same area the next day.

He is also accused of stealing a pair of leather sandals valued at around $15 on March 14 in Mount Vernon Road.

On Feb 28, Li is also alleged to have stolen three shirts and three pairs of pants valued at around $300 from a dryer at a laundromat in Serangoon.

On another occasion, on March 12, Li allegedly stole multiple pieces of women’s clothing from the same laundromat.

The police said on March 19 that five cases of theft were reported at various locations between Feb 28 and March 17. Items such as clothing, footwear and delivered parcels were reported stolen.

Officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division established Li’s identity through ground inquiries and CCTV footage and arrested him on March 18. Several pieces of clothing not belonging to him were recovered during the arrest and seized.

Li’s case has been adjourned to April 2.

The offence of theft carries a jail term of up to three years, a fine, or both.

Those convicted of fraudulent possession of property can be jailed for up to a year, fined up to $3,000, or both.
How he come in? Why he choose atas hdb to steal? Who taught him bidadari residents are all millionaires?
 

Man charged with stealing women’s shoes, underwear and clothes on multiple occasions​

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.'s arrest.

Some of the items seized during Li Zhu's arrest.

PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
avatar-alt
Nadine Chua

Published Mar 20, 2026, 01:38 PM
Updated Mar 20, 2026, 02:13 PM

SINGAPORE - A man was hauled to court on March 20 over his suspected involvement in a series of theft cases involving women’s clothing and shoes.

Chinese national Li Zhu, 63, was handed five theft charges and one fraudulent possession of property charge.

According to charge sheets, Li allegedly stole a parcel containing a bra and women’s loungewear worth over $180 on March 16 in Bidadari Park Drive.

He allegedly stole another parcel containing a phone case worth around $3 in the same area the next day.

He is also accused of stealing a pair of leather sandals valued at around $15 on March 14 in Mount Vernon Road.

On Feb 28, Li is also alleged to have stolen three shirts and three pairs of pants valued at around $300 from a dryer at a laundromat in Serangoon.

On another occasion, on March 12, Li allegedly stole multiple pieces of women’s clothing from the same laundromat.

The police said on March 19 that five cases of theft were reported at various locations between Feb 28 and March 17. Items such as clothing, footwear and delivered parcels were reported stolen.

Officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division established Li’s identity through ground inquiries and CCTV footage and arrested him on March 18. Several pieces of clothing not belonging to him were recovered during the arrest and seized.

Li’s case has been adjourned to April 2.

The offence of theft carries a jail term of up to three years, a fine, or both.

Those convicted of fraudulent possession of property can be jailed for up to a year, fined up to $3,000, or both.
Nadine looks keyi
 
He steal all these women shoes, underwear and clothes to PCC ah? Cut cost waiting for CPF Life payout then can go call chicken ah? :whistling:
 
Foreigners commit crime in sinkie as long not murder or drugs, just stay at the Changi chalet then after that kena deported and retire happily. At least he enjoys his pleasure after that can retire in their own country happily.
 
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