T jailed 10 months for fingering girl as victim’s mother slept in same room. Guess the RACE!

[Cottonmouth]

Woman jailed 10 months for sexually penetrating teenage girl as victim’s mother slept in same room​

Nadine Chua
UPDATED

5 HOURS AGO

SINGAPORE - When Tuan Siti Aishah got drunk in September 2022, her friend, a 15-year-old girl, took her home to rest.

While they slept in the same room as the victim’s mother, Tuan, 23, sexually penetrated the girl twice.

The offence came to light when the victim told her form teacher about it.

Tuan pleaded guilty on Wednesday to one charge of sexually penetrating a minor under the age of 16 and was jailed for 10 months for it.

The victim cannot be named due to a gag order to protect her identity.

Tuan also admitted to two counts of theft after stealing alcohol from a convenience store in Yishun and was sentenced to two weeks’ jail for these offences.


Deputy Public Prosecutor June Ngian said that on Sept 12, 2022, at around 4pm, Tuan and the victim met at the void deck of the girl’s flat with two friends to drink alcohol.


At around 11pm, the girl saw that Tuan was drunk and took her to her flat to rest.

The girl offered Tuan the bottom bunk of a double-decker bed, but Tuan asked to rest on a mattress on the floor instead.

The victim’s mother was sleeping on the top bunk.

The girl pulled out a mattress and lay down on it, with Tuan behind her. Tuan then placed her arms around the girl to cuddle. Without warning, Tuan sexually penetrated her and kissed her on the cheek.

When Tuan sexually assaulted her again, the girl moved to the bottom bunk of the bed. Tuan remained on the mattress.

That month, the girl told her form teacher about what happened and a police report was made.

Separately, on Dec 24, 2021, Tuan and two 17-year-old girls stole alcohol from a convenience store in Yishun.

They entered the store and the teenagers stole a bottle of vodka, with Tuan’s encouragement. Tuan later returned to the store and stole another bottle of vodka.

Seeking 10 months’ jail for sexually penetrating a minor, DPP Ngian said there was no explicit consent from the victim, nor did she initiate the sexual acts.

She said: “This was not a situation where there was a pre-existing romantic or sexual relationship of any kind.”

She noted Tuan had sprung the action on the girl without warning and there was some level of abuse of trust.

For sexually penetrating a minor under 16 years of age, an offender can be jailed for up to 10 years, or fined, or both.

 

[Cottonmouth]

@syed putra apa ini??

 

[red amoeba]

gays are forbidden...more lesbian sex pls...this is a good start.

 

[mixmasternrv]

Not first transgression for this Tuan. This T is also famous for Covid nonsense!
https://mothership.sg/2020/10/woman-meet-friends-circuit-breaker/

S'porean, 20, fined S$4,000 after meeting friends at void deck & McDonald's during Circuit Breaker​

The two incidents occurred within two weeks of each other.
Jane Zhang |

October 14, 2020, 05:37 PM

https://mothership.sg/2020/10/lemon-law-online-shopping-law-awareness-weeks/​

A 20-year-old woman breached Covid-19 regulations multiple times during the Circuit Breaker period in May 2020, meeting her friends at a void deck and a McDonald's outlet.
Tuan Siti Aishah Binte Tuan Ab Rahman was fined S$4,000 in court on Wednesday (Oct. 14) for two counts of meeting people not from her household for a social purpose.

Chatted and sang with friends at void deck

According to court documents seen by Mothership, Siti was invited by a friend to meet up with four other friends at a void deck in Bedok on the evening of May 8.
This was during the Circuit Breaker, during which meeting with others for non-essential reasons was prohibited.
As Siti was "feeling bored" at home, she agreed and met up with her five friends at the void deck around 10pm.
She and her friends chatted and sang while they were gathered.
At about 4:23am on May 9, around six hours after the gathering first began, a resident of the HDB block called the police stating that he had already called about the group earlier, and saying:

"They are still singing. Three to four of them. They are not supposed to sleep there. The place is cordoned off."

At 4:50am, a police officer arrived at the void deck and saw Siti with her five friends at sitting area of the void deck, beside the lift lobby. The friends were talking to each other and laughing loudly.
When the officer approached Siti and her friends, the group admitted that they knew each other and that they were having a social gathering.
All six acknowledged that they were aware of the prevailing safe distancing prohibitions in place.
Investigations revealed that Siti had previously been found to have breached Covid-19 regulations on two other occasions.
This incident was her third breach, and she had not yet made any payments for her previously-issued composition fines.

Met friends at McDonald's​

Less than two weeks later, on May 20, Siti committed the offence again, while on a grocery trip with her mother to Sheng Siong.

Around 6:20am, she saw three of her friends at a McDonald's in Bedok, near the Sheng Siong. She met up with them and chatted with them while waiting for her mother to finish grocery shopping.

An officer arrived to the location around 6:37am, after the police received a call from an informant who said that there was an "old aunty and uncle sitting there without masks and they torn down the tapes."

The officer saw Siti and her three friends. Once again, all four of them were aware of the prevailing safe distancing prohibitions in place.

This was Siti's fourth breach, and she still had yet to make any payments for her previously-issued composition fines.

"Displayed a blatant disregard of the law"​

Deputy Public Prosecutor Emily Koh advocated for a fine of at least S$4,000 for Siti, as she met her friends for a "frivolous and completely unnecessary purpose" at the void deck, which was "noisy" and "caused disturbance".

She knew that she was meeting with a group of five other individuals, as opposed to meeting one-on-one, which shows that she "did not take the social distancing measures seriously", said Koh.

Koh also said that Siti "displayed a blatant disregard of the law" by meeting up with friends again less than two weeks later for the "frivolous purpose" of "chit-chatting".

Fined S$4,000​

Siti was fined S$4,000 on Wednesday (Oct. 14) for two counts of meeting people not from her household for a social purpose. Three similar charges were also taken into consideration, reported CNA.

According to CNA, Siti asked to be allowed to pay her fine in instalments.

However, the judge responded that her "history doesn't show that you are very good at complying with orders".

CNA also reported that the judge allowed Siti to make her payment by Thursday (Oct. 15), as Siti said that she had just started a job that paid S$300, and that her mother did not have money to pay the fine on Wednesday.

Siti can be jailed for eight days in lieu of paying the fine, if she fails to pay.

She could have been jailed up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both for each charge of breaking a Covid-19 regulation.

Siti's friends will be prosecuted separately.

 

[Cottonmouth]

This Tuan Minah Puki must be flogged.

 

[Eisenhut]

Fastest finger first!!!

 

[bushtucker]

How she sexually penetrate? Use fingers or fist or tools?

 

[iAgent]

 

[Cottonmouth]

How she sexually penetrate? Use fingers or fist or tools?

Depends on the lobang size..
Some lobang can put a magnum inside.

 

[NanoRay]

He must be suffering from "SP syndrome" - the @syed putra syndrome.