NUS Student Charged for Exposing & Playing With Himself in front of Woman in NUS Library

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George Yang
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I can read your mind and I know what you want to know: how’s his GPA?

It’s not revealed, and his sentence isn’t out yet, so hold your horses before you prepare your pitchforks.

So, what happened again?

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It was just yesterday that we wrote about a 17YO who masturbated in front of women and also accidentally showed his genital to a 70YO elderly.

And within 24 hours, we’ve to use the M word again?

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However, it seems like this guy’s been charged since last Thursday, and his deeds were only revealed to the media today.

27-year-old Xiong Jiawei, who’s a NUS student, had gone to the Science Library in NUS on 10 April this year at about 6.20pm.

For reasons known only to Xiong, he decided that he would be a good idea to masturbate in front of a woman, whose identity is not revealed.

Xiong unzipped his pants and revealed his half-exposed banana while playing with himself.

It unknown how the woman has reacted, and what happened after that.

But NUS has revealed what’s happened to the student.

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Suspended for 2 Semesters

Just like any NUS sexual harassment cases, a Board of Discipline looked into the incident and disciplinary sanctions were imposed on Xiong.

An NUS spokesperson, who must have been rather busy nowadays, said, “We conducted an internal investigation into the incident and offered pastoral care to the affected students.”

Students?

Anyways, Xiong was suspended for two semesters and would need to go through a mandatory assessment by a psychiatrist and mandatory counselling.

“The student will also need to be certified medically fit before being allowed to resume studies after the suspension,” the spokesperson added.

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In addition, this offence would form part of Xiong’s formal educational record at NUS.

So, NUS has dished out the punishment: how about the court?

Well, not so fast; Xiong was merely charged last week, and he’s set to return to court for a pre-trial conference on 5 November 2019.

I bet he’s hoping that he’s studied hard, and has not turned hard in the wrong head instead.

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