Jail for SG national serviceman who stole subordinate’s mobile phone, accessed and emptied victim’s bank account


Mohamed Iskandar Mohamed Ansari was sentenced to three months and five weeks’ jail. — KELVIN CHNG/The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: A full-time national serviceman (NSF) with the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) was at his workplace when he stole his subordinate’s mobile phone and accessed the latter’s bank account.

According to court documents, Mohamed Iskandar Mohamed Ansari, 23, and his alleged accomplice, fellow SCDF NSF Nizar Syafiq Ismadi, 21, then emptied the victim’s bank account by transferring S$690 (RM2,293) to Iskandar’s account.

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