Jail for S’porean who was student of top UK university when he admitted to making voyeuristic videos


A file photo of Chua, who had pleaded guilty on July 29 last year. — The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man who was a student at a top British university when he admitted to filming women at various places, including toilets here, was on Wednesday (June 22) sentenced to a year’s jail and given a fine of S$2,500.

Colin Chua Yi Jin, now 24, had pleaded guilty on July 29 last year to seven counts of insulting the women’s modesty and an offence under the Films Act.

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