Jail for moonlighting foreign worker who tried to bribe policeman $100 during operation

The 24-year-old policeman rejected the cash and she was arrested. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - A Vietnamese performing artiste who was caught moonlighting at a bar tried to give a policeman a $100 bribe so that the officer would not take enforcement action against her.

Dang Mai Huyen Trang, 21, pleaded guilty on Friday to a graft charge and was sentenced to a week in jail. Trang was moonlighting at a bar called Fusion Eight at the basement of Fook Hai Building in South Bridge Road on Nov 5, 2022, when the policeman and two of his colleagues conducted an enforcement operation there at around 1.45am.Deputy Public Prosecutor Brian Tan told the court: “Suddenly, someone shouted ‘police, run!’ in Vietnamese and the accused ran out of the pub together with other females.

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