[Lycanthrope]

Originally Posted by Kelseecat65 ↗

He looks 12.

Us Asians tend to look really young, I am 32 now but people still check my ID at the club

[Spiffyfable]

Kind of a cool tent. I'm pretty sure my local police don't have anything like that....

[vagabond]

"Outrage of modesty" is a new one to me. Poor kid- I wonder if he did diddle that other kid? Certainly not worth killing yourself over, to me, anyway.

[Xploit Machine]

where's the CCTV footage? or the written complaint from the molest victim, at the age of 14 that kid must have been very scared when cops around him while cross-examining.

I was in Singapore last week, but I never knew about this news .. my relative also a cop in Singapore, must been a bunch of new cops hired

[Xploit Machine]

one more from different angle

[Sharon]

How distressing for his family

Fourteen-year-old Benjamin Lim Jun Hui was found dead late Tuesday. He had apparently jumped off a ledge outside his 14th-floor flat in Yishun. Family and friends are still trying to make sense of the boy’s unexpected demise.

Five plainclothes police officers showed up at Benjamin’s school on Tuesday morning. He was taken away for questioning for allegedly outraging the modesty of an 11-year-old girl. Police shared that an anonymous neighbour had filed a report against Benjamin. On Monday, the 25th of January, he had allegedly followed the girl into a lift at a block of flats nearby, and molested her. Police also said that they had visited the school “to establish the identity of a student who was captured on closed-circuit television footage at the lift lobby of an HDB block”.

Benjamin was taken to the Ang Mo Kio Police Division Headquarters where he was interviewed for more than three hours by the police, before being released on a $2,000 bail. Shortly after returning home with his mother and sister, he locked himself in his room and jumped out the window. He did not leave a note. Police has classified the case as an unnatural death.

[S3v3n007]

What a tragic story?! I'm thinking he did it, why else would he jump? Seems if he really was innocent, he'd still have hope to go to that camp he had his heart set on. Things could change, right? Especially if he was proven of his innocence..

But to jump...to me, that screams guilt. Sad how it was handled too. The article said it was as though he was stunned, leaving the police headquarters. I can tell you my one experience of getting arrested had me in a shocked state too & I'm in America. There is no "innocent until proven guilty". It's the other way around for sure. I couldn't believe how one cop treated me & it was a woman! She accused me of hiding of something in my nether-regions & when my mouth flew open in horror, she said "Oh don't act like you've never done that before!!" Actually makes me LIVID to think about it but what can you do? NADA.

[Shakey]

He got good distance.

[Lycanthrope]

The judicial system in Asian countries, including SIngapore despite it being so modern and clean is that you are "guilty until proven innocent". Its the reverse of American system.

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by REVZZYBAN ↗

I'm seeing some brain/gut splatter and blood. The police are probably shielding the gore from rubberneckers.

nah. they probably seen some of our DR snoops there and decided to annoy us by shielding the news scoop.