You’re walking to the toilet one day, maybe after a nice lunch.
A quick number one is all you want before you go about the rest of your day.
Entering the cubicle and about to do your thing, you notice a pair of eyes over the cubicle walls.
I want to tell you this is some nightmare fuel but I would be lying. Some nightmares aren’t as nasty this.
Peeping and Thieving
Neither you, reader nor I want to believe this icky tale but it is sadly true.
According to Yahoo News, Bryan Tee Jian Peng, 20, pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal trespass and one of theft on 4 June.
On one occasion, the dude somehow got into a primary school to watch male students peeing. He only stopped when he got caught by a teacher.
Even though he pled to two, there are actually four accounts of trespassing.
These include two primary schools on 11 January and 11 June 2018, as well as into male toilets at United Square Shopping Mall and Parkway Parade Shopping Mall on 27 August 2018 and 16 January 2019.
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Peeking On Children
On July 2018, Tee saw the then-11-year-old boy outside United Square Shopping Mall. He followed the boy to his tuition centre.
On 23 August 2018, Tee made his move when he saw the same boy enter the toilet and followed him in at around 5.50 pm.
He entered the cubicle next to the boy’s and stood on top of the toilet bowl to peek over the dividers.
Half his face was concealed, but the boy noticed him quickly and screamed.
This guy’s IQ was on another level though and returned to the mall AGAIN the next day.
He wasn’t so lucky since the boy told his dad who was with him. The police were alerted immediately after and moved in to arrest Tee.
I want to say he learnt his lesson and went onto live a good life but…
…he did it again.
Another Peeking Attempt
On 11 October 2019, Tee went to a primary school in the east side, knowing the school would be less crowded due to early release times.
He then entered the school via the main gate at about 12.15 pm and lied to the security guard that he had an appointment with a teacher and got in.
Tee then went to the male toilet on the fifth storey of the school and waited for the students.
Luckily for our sanity, he didn’t spot anyone and tried to leave, only to be spotted by one of the teachers instead.
Again, the police got called and arrested Tee, since he didn’t have any good reason to be there.
Nuisance As A Neighbour
On 20 July 2018, Tee threw a shoe rack and 12 pairs of shoes belonging to his neighbour into a green rubbish bin at the void deck of his block.
The reason wasn’t even good.
He just didn’t think they were ‘pleasant’ and wanted to teach them a lesson. At least he got caught on police camera.
Even though the neighbour found the rack, 11 of the shoes were missing besides one pair. Tee paid $75 as compensation.
The prosecutor did not object to calling for a report to assess Tee’s suitability for probation.
He is set to return to court on 16 July.
For criminal trespass, Tee could have been jailed up to three months, or fined up to $1,500, or both. For theft, up to three years of jail, a fine or both.
Multiply that by every offence and darn, I don’t envy him.
I hope the boy who got peeked on isn’t too traumatised by this.
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