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SINGAPORE - Police have arrested two 27-year-old men for their suspected involvement in the vandalism of several properties around Singapore.
The vandalism acts were reported on Feb 18 and were seen around Little India, Middle Road, Queen Street, Bugis Street, North Bridge Road and Bencoolen Street.
The police were first notified at 5.34pm that graffiti was being painted on a wall near Hindoo Road. A search revealed similar graffiti being painted on the walls of another building at Dunlop Street.
Officer from the Central and Jurong Police Division did a joint investigative probe and subsequently arrested the two men on Mar 4 at Prince Edward Road.
The duo will be charged in court on Mar 6.
If convicted, they face a jail term up to three years or a fine of up to $2,000, and could also be given at least three strokes of the cane.
Two charged with vandalising electrical box belonging to LTA
Published on Mar 6, 2015 3:37 PM
Muhammad Shukri Noordin, 26, and Muhammad lsmail Hamid, 26, who have been accused of vandalism. They allegedly used a black permanent marker to draw a caricature of a person with the word "Maun" on an LTA electric box. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
By Elena Chong
SINGAPORE - Two men were charged on Friday with vandalising an electrical box belonging to the Land Transport Authority last month.
Muhammad Shukri Noordin and Muhammad Ismail Hamid, both 26, are accused of using a black marker to draw a caricature of a person with the word "Maun'' on the electrical box along Hindoo Road at about 3am on Feb 18.
Police said they received a report of graffiti painted on the wall of a building along the service road near Hindoo Road on Feb 18.
A further search revealed similar graffiti on the wall of another building at Dunlop Street.
