Crime
Singaporean thought friend stole S$25,700, made him drink urine as punishment, now gets six-month jail sentence
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A 28-year-old Singaporean man was jailed for six months and fined for his role in a humiliating bullying incident. He and his accomplices coerced a 25-year-old acquaintance into opening a bank account for a shady scheme. When the account was frozen, they wrongly accused him of theft, confronted him, and forced him to drink urine while filming the ordeal. The judge condemned the act as "utterly deplorable." The accomplice's case is ongoing.
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