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Jail for company director who was acquitted, then convicted of molesting work subordinate

SINGAPORE: A company director who molested his subordinate and sexually harassed her over a period of about five months was sentenced to a year's jail on Thursday (Apr 13). Tan Chee Beng, 57, was initially acquitted by a district court, but the

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A year s jail for director who molested subordinate, blamed the way she was dressed

A year s jail for director who molested subordinate, blamed the way she was dressed
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Jail for company director who was acquitted, then convicted of molesting subordinate

SINGAPORE A company director who molested his subordinate and sexually harassed her over a period of about five months was sentenced to a year's jail on Thursday (April 13).

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Firm director molested subordinate, implied her dressing was to blame

Singapore News - A company director who molested a subordinate in three incidents over a few months, and implied that it was her fault for dressing in a “sexy and seducing” way, was jailed for a year by the High Court on Thursday. Tan Chee Beng, 56, had initially been sentenced to five. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Jail terms raised for ex-BP manager and businessman in S$5 9mil corruption case

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): An ex-manager at BP Singapore and the businessman who paid him S$5.88 million in bribes, each had their jail terms raised from 4½ years to six years and eight months by the High Court on Thursday (March 23).

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