Singapore woman held after shouting in court during trial of mask-less Briton


The woman (left) made reference to the same sovereign citizen movement as Benjamin Glynn had made. - ALPHONSUS CHERN, SCREENGRAB FROM KEEFE CHAN/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): A woman has been detained after shouting in court during the trial of Benjamin Glynn on Wednesday (Aug 18) morning.

The judge had told the woman, whose mask had broken, to leave the court.

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