Police Investigating Student After Teenage Girls Accused Him of Sexual Harassment Online

With the pandemic, everything has gone online, from meeting with your boss to meeting with your teachers.

It is in 2020 that we all finally understood that everything can be done online.

For example, online accusations that led to a police investigation.

Police Investigating Student After Teenage Girls Accuse Him of Sexual Harassment Online

In the last few weeks, a few girls have taken to Instagram and Twitter to accuse a student of sexual harassment.

Yes, it’s almost like an EdenAng-cation, but the accused isn’t Eden Ang.

Instead, it’s an ITE student. The student has already deactivated all his social media accounts, but before he did so, he posted a video to apologise to a girl without saying what had happened.

In the series of accusations, he was alleged to have asked for sex, and also sent the girls lewd messages and photos.

His Tiger-Woods actions dated back from 2017.

At least ten girls have come out to do a #MeToo.

His school, ITE College East, is aware of the accusations and its principal said, “ITE does not tolerate any form of sexual misconduct. We will not hesitate to take appropriate disciplinary action against those found guilty of such offences.”

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Most of the victims are between 16 to 17 now, so they could have been underage when the student harassed them.

In Singapore, the legal age to have sex is 16 years old, with or without the minor’s consent. If it’s a girl under the age of 14, it’d be considered statutory rape.

Offender can be jailed up to ten years or a fine.

For statutory rape, the offender can be jailed up to twenty years or a fine / cane.

The Lost Case of Eden Ang

If this sounds familiar, it’s because it’s almost like what’s happened to Eden Ang back in early 2018, when the YouTuber was accused of sexually harassing a number of women.

The women exposed his antics online, and Eden Ang had initially denied those accusations. Soon, more women came forward and the man disappeared from the Internet.

Well, it seems like the Internet has finally done something useful again instead of just letting people post duck faces.

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