Police officer fined for molesting female colleague while on duty

SINGAPORE: A police officer was fined S$9,000 on Wednesday (Apr 8) for molesting his female colleague three times while on duty. The 29-year-old ...

SINGAPORE: A police officer was fined S$9,000 on Wednesday for molesting his female colleague three times while on duty.

"There was more than sufficient space for the accused to take the item without touching her hand," said Deputy Public Prosecutor Gregory Gan.Advertisement The woman reacted by moving her leg away from the staff sergeant, and placed a clipboard on top of her leg to cover it. A year later, the victim attended a lecture by a Deputy Superintendent of Police and approached the speaker when it ended.

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