Jail for ex-police national serviceman in S’pore who illegally accessed man’s files, shared photo of him in chat group


Amirudin, who has since completed his NS, then took a photo of a picture showing the teammate being handcuffed and shared it with a group on messaging platform WhatsApp. — Pexels

SINGAPORE: A full-time national serviceman (NSF) with the Singapore Police Force (SPF) used a workplace computer system to unlawfully access the files of a teammate who had been arrested earlier.

Amirudin Shah Zainal, who has since completed his NS, then took a photo of a picture showing the man being handcuffed and shared it with a group on messaging platform WhatsApp.

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