After being caught with prohibited weapons in his baggage, an Australian man verbally abused Immigration & Checkpoints ...

ICA and the police said in a joint statement that El Sayed Aladdin was also fined S$6,500 in addition to 20 days in jail.

El Sayed Aladdin, 28, tried to use someone else's passport at Woodlands Checkpoint after his was impounded. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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He was sentenced to eight months and two weeks' imprisonment and a fine of S$6,500. A 28-year-old Australian man was jailed and fined on Feb. 21 for verbally abusing Immigration and Checkpoints ...