06-24-2022, 10:35 AM
Police officer jailed for sending harassing messages to teenager he was investigating
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A police officer who was investigating a teenager for attempted suicide asked for her phone number and went on to send her harassing text messages over the next 18 days.
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He questioned the 19-year-old on who she was meeting, when she ate, showered and slept, and also asked her to meet him. When she ignored him, he pestered her to reply promptly.
Leow Jin Jie, 33, was on Friday (Jun 24) jailed for 20 days after pleading guilty to one charge of stalking.
He had worked in the Singapore Police Force (SPF) since 2009 and was an investigation officer when he was assigned to the victim's case in 2017.
He said that he committed the offences because "he had been having marital problems and wanted to test if he still had value with women", according to court documents.
The victim had a history of mental health issues and was diagnosed with major depressive disorder with borderline personality traits. Her identity is protected by a gag order.
A police officer who was investigating a teenager for attempted suicide asked for her phone number and went on to send her harassing text messages over the next 18 days.
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He questioned the 19-year-old on who she was meeting, when she ate, showered and slept, and also asked her to meet him. When she ignored him, he pestered her to reply promptly.
Leow Jin Jie, 33, was on Friday (Jun 24) jailed for 20 days after pleading guilty to one charge of stalking.
He had worked in the Singapore Police Force (SPF) since 2009 and was an investigation officer when he was assigned to the victim's case in 2017.
He said that he committed the offences because "he had been having marital problems and wanted to test if he still had value with women", according to court documents.
The victim had a history of mental health issues and was diagnosed with major depressive disorder with borderline personality traits. Her identity is protected by a gag order.
