Singapore court jails Indian-origin man for abusing police
An Indian-origin man was sentenced to seven months in prison here on Wednesday for verbally abusing police and safe-distancing enforcement officers who were urging compliance with COVID-19 measures. Ravi Sinathamby Subramaniam, 53, had pleaded gui...
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An Indian-origin man was sentenced to seven months in prison here on Wednesday for verbally abusing police and safe-distancing enforcement officers who were urging compliance with COVID-19 measures.
Ravi Sinathamby Subramaniam, 53, had pleaded guilty to two charges of verbally abusing police and health officers and a third charge of threatening to “break” the faces of three health officers, channel news asia reported.
Another five charges were taken into consideration for sentencing.
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