Ex-security officers jailed for taking photos with loaded gun at Singapore's Woodlands Checkpoint


Muhammad Noorarman Shah Anwar (left) was sentenced to four weeks’ jail, while Muhammad Amali Abdul Halim was sentenced to a week’s jail. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: An Aetos officer who posed for photos and videos with a loaded gun and a ski mask at Woodlands Checkpoint was sentenced to four weeks’ jail on Wednesday (Feb 5).

Muhammad Noorarman Shah Anwar, 23, pleaded guilty to taking a photo of the checkpoint, which is a protected place.

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