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02-12-2021, 04:30 PM
Teen who was out on bail slashed ITE schoolmate on campus with a bread knife
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SINGAPORE - An Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College East student was out on bail for offences including cheating by personation when he used a bread knife to slash a schoolmate on campus in February.
On Thursday (Dec 2), Palanidas Ramadas, now 19, pleaded guilty to eight charges for offences including causing hurt with a weapon and driving without a licence.
Another ITE student, 18, had provided the bread knife Palanidas used in the attack.
The Straits Times understands that both teenagers are no longer students there.
The younger teenager was sentenced to 27 months' probation last month after he pleaded guilty to his role in the knife attack and being part of an attempted robbery in October 2019.
He cannot be named under the Children and Young Persons Act as he was 17 at the time of the attempted robbery.
Palanidas started his crime spree in early December last year after he used a teenage girl's mobile phone and came across pictures of a 31-year-old man's NRIC and driving licence on the device.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/c...read-knife
PUBLISHED1 HOUR AGO
FACEBOOKTWITTER
SINGAPORE - An Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College East student was out on bail for offences including cheating by personation when he used a bread knife to slash a schoolmate on campus in February.
On Thursday (Dec 2), Palanidas Ramadas, now 19, pleaded guilty to eight charges for offences including causing hurt with a weapon and driving without a licence.
Another ITE student, 18, had provided the bread knife Palanidas used in the attack.
The Straits Times understands that both teenagers are no longer students there.
The younger teenager was sentenced to 27 months' probation last month after he pleaded guilty to his role in the knife attack and being part of an attempted robbery in October 2019.
He cannot be named under the Children and Young Persons Act as he was 17 at the time of the attempted robbery.
Palanidas started his crime spree in early December last year after he used a teenage girl's mobile phone and came across pictures of a 31-year-old man's NRIC and driving licence on the device.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/c...read-knife
