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why this humsup m&d ghost and film char bo showering ???
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Do people actually put their L1R5 score on their CV?
I got a L1R5 score of 6, but never mentioned it on my CV. Also omitted are competition awards, hobbies, volunteer work etc.
will JRi get the Rottan ???
Definitely has a very Horny look.
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SINGAPORE -
Even with the National University of Singapore (NUS) in the spotlight over the recent Monica Baey-Nicholas Lim issue, another one of its students was taken to court on Monday (May 13) after he allegedly filmed his schoolmate showering on campus.
Joel Rasis Ismail, 26, was charged with one count each of criminal trespass and insulting the modesty of the 23-year-old woman.
The Singaporean is said to have used his mobile phone to record a video of her showering at around 6.30am last Saturday.
On his online resume, Joel stated that he is a “budding architect”and was the top student in his secondary school.
Since last month, NUS has been enhancing security on its campuses through improved closed-circuit television (CCTV) coverage, the upgrading of shower cubicles and toilet locks to make them more secure, and increased patrols by security officers.
The Straits Times had earlier reported that the offender in the latest case was captured by a new CCTV camera, which is understood to have been installed last Friday.
Joel was allegedly caught on camera filming the student in the campus bathroom.
This is the fourth reported case since Ms Baey, 23, took to social media last month to express her frustration over the punishment given to Mr Lim, also 23, for filming her showering in Eusoff Hall last November.
The NUS disciplinary board had suspended Mr Lim for a semester, banned him from entering all hostels and made him write an apology letter to Ms Baey.
He also had to undergo mandatory counselling. On the current case, NUS said it is "working closely with the police in their investigations, and will take the necessary disciplinary actions".
It is also providing the victim with dedicated support and assistance. A National University of Singapore spokesman said footage of the male suspect was captured via a newly installed CCTV camera.
Related Story NUS student arrested after allegedly filming female student in bathroom Related Story NUS student who allegedly filmed female student in hall bathroom changed his attire to avoid being identified Related Story Exclusive interview: Posting my story on Instagram about NUS Peeping Tom was last resort, says Monica Baey Related Story Exclusive interview with Nicholas Lim: No excuse, it was very wrong, says man at centre of NUS sexual voyeurism case The spokesman added: "The university is committed to accelerating the implementation of these security enhancements, but in the meantime, we would like to urge all students to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to NUS campus security immediately."
In a statement on Monday morning, police said they were alerted to the current case at around 8am last Saturday.
A police spokesman added: "Through follow-up investigations and with the aid of CCTV footage, officers from Clementi Police Division established the identity of the man and subsequently arrested him on the same day.
His laptops, mobile phones and other storage devices were seized for further investigations.
"He is believed to have tried to avoid being identified by changing his attire immediately after he had allegedly committed the offences, and is also believed to be involved in other similar cases."
Joel will be remanded at the Institute of Mental Health for psychiatric observation and will be back in court on May 27.
If convicted of insulting a woman's modesty, he can be jailed for up to a year and fined. If convicted of criminal trespass, he can be jailed for up to three months and fined up to $1,500.
SINGAPORE -
Even with the National University of Singapore (NUS) in the spotlight over the recent Monica Baey-Nicholas Lim issue, another one of its students was taken to court on Monday (May 13) after he allegedly filmed his schoolmate showering on campus.
Joel Rasis Ismail, 26, was charged with one count each of criminal trespass and insulting the modesty of the 23-year-old woman.
The Singaporean is said to have used his mobile phone to record a video of her showering at around 6.30am last Saturday.
On his online resume, Joel stated that he is a “budding architect”and was the top student in his secondary school.
Since last month, NUS has been enhancing security on its campuses through improved closed-circuit television (CCTV) coverage, the upgrading of shower cubicles and toilet locks to make them more secure, and increased patrols by security officers.
The Straits Times had earlier reported that the offender in the latest case was captured by a new CCTV camera, which is understood to have been installed last Friday.
Joel was allegedly caught on camera filming the student in the campus bathroom.
This is the fourth reported case since Ms Baey, 23, took to social media last month to express her frustration over the punishment given to Mr Lim, also 23, for filming her showering in Eusoff Hall last November.
The NUS disciplinary board had suspended Mr Lim for a semester, banned him from entering all hostels and made him write an apology letter to Ms Baey.
He also had to undergo mandatory counselling. On the current case, NUS said it is "working closely with the police in their investigations, and will take the necessary disciplinary actions".
It is also providing the victim with dedicated support and assistance. A National University of Singapore spokesman said footage of the male suspect was captured via a newly installed CCTV camera.
Related Story NUS student arrested after allegedly filming female student in bathroom Related Story NUS student who allegedly filmed female student in hall bathroom changed his attire to avoid being identified Related Story Exclusive interview: Posting my story on Instagram about NUS Peeping Tom was last resort, says Monica Baey Related Story Exclusive interview with Nicholas Lim: No excuse, it was very wrong, says man at centre of NUS sexual voyeurism case The spokesman added: "The university is committed to accelerating the implementation of these security enhancements, but in the meantime, we would like to urge all students to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to NUS campus security immediately."
In a statement on Monday morning, police said they were alerted to the current case at around 8am last Saturday.
A police spokesman added: "Through follow-up investigations and with the aid of CCTV footage, officers from Clementi Police Division established the identity of the man and subsequently arrested him on the same day.
His laptops, mobile phones and other storage devices were seized for further investigations.
"He is believed to have tried to avoid being identified by changing his attire immediately after he had allegedly committed the offences, and is also believed to be involved in other similar cases."
Joel will be remanded at the Institute of Mental Health for psychiatric observation and will be back in court on May 27.
If convicted of insulting a woman's modesty, he can be jailed for up to a year and fined. If convicted of criminal trespass, he can be jailed for up to three months and fined up to $1,500.
Looks like a nerd, but privately very kinky and likes to indulge in marathon wanking sessions.
Aiyoh, Joel is Melayu mah. Mixed also considered a Melayu.
I think Joel is more of an authentic Melayu than Halimah.
Come on! He did not harm the lady!
Many others took photos and peep at ladies bathing and no action taken.
This is proof of disctimination against minorities.
Many others took photos and peep at ladies bathing and no action taken.
This is proof of disctimination against minorities.
Looks like a closet faggot.
sickening... this perv sgould be served w a jail sentence!
Yes.This pic of him has a gay ah gua look and feel.
This one sicko enough for you?
Could be a cross dresser and transvestic fetishism.
Laksa u a scholar.Do people actually put their L1R5 score on their CV?
I got a L1R5 score of 6, but never mentioned it on my CV. Also omitted are competition awards, hobbies, volunteer work etc.
Ya abit pervert psycho look.
This one sicko enough for you?
Looks like he's ready to scratch an itchy cunt
Looks more like yearning to suck a dick and getting his back ram.
maybe to him, cheap thrills are better than paid sex.
just too bad got caught and paying the price now with jail time.
just too bad got caught and paying the price now with jail time.
Indeed, something wrong with Sinkieland's university education.
Other countries university very relac one.
Japan's universities also very relac. The stressful years are the years leading up to the university entrance exams, but once you've entered university, it's no longer stressful.
So stressed out for what?
I dunno about now in NUS
years ago many stardee halfway tao nao short and kee siao
there were few cases in NTU
students became superman
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