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Police are looking for a man, shown in the following pictures, to assist with investigations into cases of Outrage of Modesty involving young victims.
The subject, believed to be a Chinese man in his late-20s, is about 1.65m tall, plump, with small eyes, a fair complexion and sporting black spiky hair. He was usually seen wearing round-neck T-shirt with stripes and bermudas. On some occasions, he was wearing a pink T-shirt.
Anyone with information on the said subject is requested to call the Police at 1800-255-0000. All information will be kept strictly confidential.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
30 January 2008 @ 7.30pm
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CRIME PREVENTION ADVISORY ON THEFT
Recently, 3 cases of theft were reported at commercial premises at Woodlands. The victims were all young children aged between 2 - 5 yrs old. The culprit would walk around the shops to look for young children adorned with gold jewellery. He would approach the victims when they were left alone, and take away their gold jewellery.
2 The culprit is described to be a Chinese subject in his 40s, fair complexion, height of 1.7m tall, sporting a short black/brown colour hair and acne on his face and wrinkles around his eyes.
3 You can help to reduce these crimes by adopting the following crime prevention measures:
a) Keep an eye on your children at all times while shopping;
b) Do not adorn your children with excessive gold jewellery; and
c) Be wary of suspicious persons who may be following you. Move towards the nearest crowded area or dial `999` to alert the police.
4 If you have any information on the above crime or wish to report suspicious person(s) loitering in the neighbourhood, please contact WOODLANDS NPC at 1800-767 9999 or dial 999.
The above information has been reproduced with the permission of Singapore Police Force (SPF). Any feedback should be made directly to SPF at www.spf.gov.sg/feedback.htm. If you wish to report a crime, call “999” or go to any Neighbourhood Police Centre/Post or www.spf.gov.sg/epc. Nothing hereby signifies any endorsement of sgforums.com by SPF.
CRIME PREVENTION – A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY
Edited by Jason 06 Feb `08, 6:20PM
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