A man who forcefully shook his two-month-old daughter and, on another occasion, shoved his two-year-old son to the floor thrice – causing skull fractures to both children – was on Tuesday sentenced to jail and caning. The man, who cannot be named due to a gag order to...
Purported head of deviant religious group allegedly conducted religious school not registered by MuisHe started shaking her forcefully, and did so even more vigorously out of frustration when her cries intensified.
The little girl cried throughout the night, and the couple took her to the Singapore General Hospital the next day. The little boy refused to enter the flat, and his mother recorded videos of the incident before sending the clips to her husband. She later carried her son into the unit. They added: “The accused saw that appeared drowsy and asked him to lie down on the mat. Shortly after, vomited twice and him to the toilet to clean up. The accused noticed that appeared weak.”
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