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International school students among 5 charged with drug offences

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International school students among 5 charged with drug offences
Published on Oct 6, 2011


Two other 17-year-olds, Morgan Brant Fletcher (left) and Kimberley Han Li (right) Greenaway allegedly had drugs in their possession at Kim Seng Road and St Thomas Walk apartments respectively on Sept 6. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW


By Elena Chong & Tham Yuen-C

Five foreigners aged between 16 and 24 were charged in court on Thursday with drug offences.

The oldest among them is Indian national Karan Vijay Chetan, who is accused of taking cannabis mixture and having 0.21g of cannabis mixture in a flat at Jurong West Central 3 on Sept 7.

Mathieu Maxime Gautron, 17, a French national, faces two charges.

He allegedly had a packet of fragmented vegetable matter weighing 0.47g of cannabis mixture as well as a cigarette stick, a packet and one paper packet with 0.66g of the same substance at a flat in Mount Elizabeth the same day.

A 16-year-old South African, Abraham Carel Greyling, also faces two charges of drug possession and possession in a flat in Upper Serangoon View that day.

Read the full story in Thursday's edition of The Straits Times.

 
hang them all! They do not need to be in a juvenile camp or teen camp to be discipline or punish! don't waste taxpayers monies jailing them!
 

Former auditor jailed six months for drug offences


Published on Oct 22, 2012

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Karan Vijay Chetan, 25, was working as an auditor at an international accountancy firm when he was arrested for drug offences at a flat in Jurong West Central 3 on Sept 7 last year. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW

By Elena Chong

An Indian national was jailed for six months today for taking and having drugs.

Karan Vijay Chetan, 25, was working as an auditor at an international accountancy firm when he was arrested for drug offences at a flat in Jurong West Central 3 on Sept 7 last year.

He had pleaded guilty to consuming a cannabinol derivative on Sept 5 last year and having a grinder with 0.21g of cannabis mixture two days later.

The court heard that he had obtained the cannabis mixture from his supplier in Ang Mo Kio for $50.

Read the full report in The Straits Times on Monday (Oct 22).

 
KNN if its a singaporean it will be 3 years in jail liao:mad:
 
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