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PCB CECAs again. As mentioned before, all CECA savage roaches should be banned by WTO and UN from travelling outside their country. The only exceptions are those non-PMET manual laborers with WP which must be kept within their dormitories or work places to engage only in construction or shithole sewage sanitary works LOL. Else, the rest of those ranjiao 'tourists' with social visit passes or CECA PMETs must be pbanned from travelling anywhere outside NBCB.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ort-while-in-transit-to-bali?dicbo=v2-gies9P9
One of the two travellers, Garg Prasha, was fined $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
One of the two travellers, Garg Prasha, was fined $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
SINGAPORE – Two travellers flew into Singapore from Kolkata, India, on June 2 and stayed in transit at Changi Airport, before their flight to Bali.
While in transit, the pair stole from shops at the airport but were quickly caught by the authorities.
Garg Prasha, 30, entered the Charles & Keith store at Terminal 2 after arriving from India.
While browsing in the shop at around 7am, she spotted a black haversack bag on display, took it and then placed it into the luggage trolley she was pushing. She then left the shop without paying.
An employee noticed what had happened, and a police report was made.
Garg was found and arrested shortly after with the haversack, worth more than $80, recovered in its original condition.
On June 16, she was given a fine of $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.
Deputy Principal District Judge Luke Tan said Garg had committed the offence less than an hour after arriving in Singapore.
“The only saving grace was that the bag was recovered, but she has been effectively caught red-handed here,” said the judge.
Meanwhile, Goenka Simran, 29, was sentenced on June 16 to eight days’ jail after she pleaded guilty to one count of theft in dwelling. Another similar charge was taken into consideration during her sentencing.
Goenka had also flown into Singapore on June 2 and was waiting in transit for her connecting flight to Bali at Terminal 3.
The court heard that she entered the Furla store at 1.40pm and saw a yellow purse on display. She took the purse, worth more than $300, and placed it on the luggage trolley she was pushing, before leaving the store without making payment.
She also admitted to stealing a bottle of perfume at a cosmetics store at Terminal 2 valued at more than $200.
“She was supposed to be in Singapore for only 10 hours, but she decided to help herself to the goods worth more than $500 in total during that time,” said the judge.
“She would have gotten away if not for the quick actions of the authorities and staff, and once she gets away, it would be impossible to recover the items.”
The prosecution added that while Garg and Goenka knew each other, they did not act as part of a syndicate.
Those who commit theft can be jailed for up to three years, fined, or both. The offence of theft in dwelling carries a jail term of up to seven years and a fine.
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https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ort-while-in-transit-to-bali?dicbo=v2-gies9P9
2 women caught stealing at Changi Airport while in transit; one jailed, the other fined $700
One of the two travellers, Garg Prasha, was fined $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
One of the two travellers, Garg Prasha, was fined $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
SINGAPORE – Two travellers flew into Singapore from Kolkata, India, on June 2 and stayed in transit at Changi Airport, before their flight to Bali.
While in transit, the pair stole from shops at the airport but were quickly caught by the authorities.
Garg Prasha, 30, entered the Charles & Keith store at Terminal 2 after arriving from India.
While browsing in the shop at around 7am, she spotted a black haversack bag on display, took it and then placed it into the luggage trolley she was pushing. She then left the shop without paying.
An employee noticed what had happened, and a police report was made.
Garg was found and arrested shortly after with the haversack, worth more than $80, recovered in its original condition.
On June 16, she was given a fine of $700 after pleading guilty to one count of theft.
Deputy Principal District Judge Luke Tan said Garg had committed the offence less than an hour after arriving in Singapore.
“The only saving grace was that the bag was recovered, but she has been effectively caught red-handed here,” said the judge.
Meanwhile, Goenka Simran, 29, was sentenced on June 16 to eight days’ jail after she pleaded guilty to one count of theft in dwelling. Another similar charge was taken into consideration during her sentencing.
Goenka had also flown into Singapore on June 2 and was waiting in transit for her connecting flight to Bali at Terminal 3.
The court heard that she entered the Furla store at 1.40pm and saw a yellow purse on display. She took the purse, worth more than $300, and placed it on the luggage trolley she was pushing, before leaving the store without making payment.
She also admitted to stealing a bottle of perfume at a cosmetics store at Terminal 2 valued at more than $200.
“She was supposed to be in Singapore for only 10 hours, but she decided to help herself to the goods worth more than $500 in total during that time,” said the judge.
“She would have gotten away if not for the quick actions of the authorities and staff, and once she gets away, it would be impossible to recover the items.”
The prosecution added that while Garg and Goenka knew each other, they did not act as part of a syndicate.
Those who commit theft can be jailed for up to three years, fined, or both. The offence of theft in dwelling carries a jail term of up to seven years and a fine.
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