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S’porean abused boy, 6, for 18 hours; hit him with hanger, starved and forced him to drink own urine

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By Andrew Wong
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Hired by his aunt to teach primary school mathematics and English, a man beat his pupils with a clothes hanger, punched and starved them. He even forced a boy to drink his own urine. On July 9, the 31-year-old Singaporean, who cannot be named due to a gag order protecting the identity of the children, pleaded guilty to two counts of child abuse.
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Man charged after allegedly making false bomb threats to Prime Minister’s Office, HTX

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By Andrew Wong
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – A man anonymously sent fake bomb threats on two separate occasions to the Prime Minister’s Office and the Home Team Science and Technology Agency (HTX). Koh Jye Shyang, 40, had allegedly sent the threats on July 3 and July 6, and was arrested two days after he made the second threat. On July 9, he was handed two charges of communicating false information of a bomb threat on two occasions.
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Training officer convicted after pushing intellectually disabled woman, dislocating her knee

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By Andrew Wong
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Angered that one of her charges did not follow her instructions, a woman who was employed as a training officer at a social service agency pushed the latter. The push resulted in the dislocation and fracture of the victim’s left knee, leaving her in pain and unable to stand or walk on her own. On July 7, Nur Amira Shahirah Azmi, 21, was convicted of one charge of voluntarily causing hurt to the victim. She will return to court on Aug 7 to be sentenced.
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