By her name you know she is SPG already.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_511600.html
Apr 7, 2010
Spike, steal woman jailed
By Elena Chong, Courts Correspondent
Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, unemployed, had pleaded guilty to eight charges of putting a Dormicum tablet into the coffee of each man and stealing $21,316.
A WOMAN who spiked the drinks of her victims and then stole their valuables will spend the next six years behind bars.
Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, unemployed, had pleaded guilty to eight charges of putting a Dormicum tablet into the coffee of each man and stealing $21,316 from them between August and December last year.
Another 20 charges were taken into consideration.
District judge Hamidah Ibrahim had called for a corrective training report which assessed Quek to be in the high risk category of re-offending - more than 52 per cent probability - within two years of release.
The prosecution had cited various aggravating factors in the case such as her lack of remorse and her return to her old ways.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Adrian Loo said she had not been deterred by her previous 6-1/2 -year jail term for similar offences about 10 years ago. She had also been jailed before for theft in 1994 and 1996.
He said she chose her victims carefully, only preying on those with Rolex watches. The ages of the 14 male victims ranged from 43 to 75 years.
Only $1,200 worth of property was recovered compared to the $40,000 taken.
Quek, who spent some of the money on Botox and laser treatments, could have been given up to 14 years' corrective training.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_511600.html
Apr 7, 2010
Spike, steal woman jailed
By Elena Chong, Courts Correspondent
Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, unemployed, had pleaded guilty to eight charges of putting a Dormicum tablet into the coffee of each man and stealing $21,316.
A WOMAN who spiked the drinks of her victims and then stole their valuables will spend the next six years behind bars.
Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, unemployed, had pleaded guilty to eight charges of putting a Dormicum tablet into the coffee of each man and stealing $21,316 from them between August and December last year.
Another 20 charges were taken into consideration.
District judge Hamidah Ibrahim had called for a corrective training report which assessed Quek to be in the high risk category of re-offending - more than 52 per cent probability - within two years of release.
The prosecution had cited various aggravating factors in the case such as her lack of remorse and her return to her old ways.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Adrian Loo said she had not been deterred by her previous 6-1/2 -year jail term for similar offences about 10 years ago. She had also been jailed before for theft in 1994 and 1996.
He said she chose her victims carefully, only preying on those with Rolex watches. The ages of the 14 male victims ranged from 43 to 75 years.
Only $1,200 worth of property was recovered compared to the $40,000 taken.
Quek, who spent some of the money on Botox and laser treatments, could have been given up to 14 years' corrective training.
