SINGAPORE — After apologising and bowing via a video-link to court, a woman who made headlines for filming her argument with police officers in two viral videos was sentenced to five w
A woman whose videos showing her argument with police at a hospital went viral appeared in court via video-link to plead guilty to four criminal offences and one employment offence
Han Feizi had used criminal force and shouted abusive words to a security officer who tried to escort her home after finding her drunk at the lift lobby of her condo She also caused public nuisance and shouted abusive words at Singapore General Hospital staff after she was dropped off there for a foot injury
During an investigation into her criminal offences, police learnt that she had made a false declaration on a work permitWe know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with TODAY to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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