SINGAPORE: A mathematics tuition teacher who molested a 15-year-old student in his class at least five times was sentenced on Tuesday (Jul 9) to ...
in his class at least five times was sentenced on Tuesday to two years and one month's jail and six strokes of the cane.
The teenager said in her statement that she began self-harming and had suffered a loss of self-esteem. During the time of the molestation, which was between February and March last year, she felt scared whenever she heard the word"tuition".The tutor, who is divorced, pleaded guilty last month to three charges of using criminal force with intent to outrage the girl's modesty, with another two charges taken into consideration for sentencing.
When he was alone with her, he slid his hand under her clothes and molested her. On one occasion, he also lifted her shirt and looked at her.
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