A man was sentenced to 15 months and four weeks’ jail on Tuesday for sex offences against seven girls. Teo Jun How, 22,
Teo obtained the younger sister’s contact details and began sending her private messages. They chatted normally initially, but the girl soon became annoyed with Teo for teasing her and she blocked him from contacting her on the platform.
Some time in October 2020, Teo contacted the girl, who was 13 by then, and offered her $100 to send him naked photos of herself, but she refused. When the girl ended the call, Teo asked her in a message if she wanted to see his penis. She ignored the message. He then told her about his exchange with her sister and sent her a recording of the conversation.
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