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Singapore jails father who chained son in toilet for lying, not doing homework

• The man, who also hit the boy with a rubber hosepipe, was sentenced to two years’ jail for ill-treating his child

On multiple occasions, a man chained his son, aged 10 or 11, to a rod in the toilet for up to five hours as punishment for telling lies or not doing his homework.

On at least one occasion, he repeatedly hit the boy with a rubber hosepipe because the boy had angered him by texting his wife, from whom the man had divorced.

On Friday, the 53-year-old Singaporean was sentenced to two years’ jail after pleading guilty to three counts of ill-treating a child under his care.

A charge of criminal intimidation was taken into consideration during the sentencing.

The parties involved cannot be named under a court order to protect the victim’s identity.

The court heard that at the time of the offences, the man had custody of his biological son after a divorce with his wife.

On November 30, 2022, the man learnt that his son, had been texting his mother despite being told to cut off contact.

He became angry and slapped the boy on the left side of his face, causing injury and pain in the victim’s left ear.

The man then used a yellow rubber hosepipe to hit the victim on his upper left arm, back and left thigh, causing multiple bruises.

The boy was taken to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital for treatment for his injuries.

The offender also admitted that he had hit the victim on previous occasions, said Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Jocelyn Teo.

Investigations also revealed that at least three times in 2022, the man secured the boy’s ankle or wrist to a fixed metal bar in the toilet, using a metal chain and padlock.

He would put a rubber hosepipe between the metal chain and the victim’s skin to protect him from injury if he struggled, and put some food and water in the toilet, leaving the victim there for two to five hours.

The man would either sleep or leave the unit, exposing him to potential danger in case of emergency such as a fire, the prosecutors said in sentencing submissions.

“The accused did so to punish the victim for lying, not doing his homework or not keeping his promise such as not to contact his mother,” said the prosecutor.

Police were alerted to the child abuse case by a staff member on the National Anti-Violence Helpline on December 4, 2022.

Court documents did not indicate which incident led to the police report.

Seeking a jail term of between 28 and 31 months, the prosecutor pointed to the “extensive” injuries suffered by the child and the abuse of position of trust on the part of the father as aggravating factors.

Defence counsel Mansur Husain sought a shorter jail term of between 12 and 15 months, describing the term sought by the prosecutor as “excessive”.

He said that his client is apologetic for his mistakes and pleaded for leniency so that he could put this chapter of his life behind him as soon as possible.

In delivering his decision, District Judge Chay Yuen Fatt described the punishments in the case as “harmful and completely unnecessary”.

He added that the defence had also conceded that the offender had crossed the line between disciplining a child and committing these criminal acts.

For each count of ill-treating a child, the man could have been jailed for up to eight years, fined up to S$8,000 (US$5,914) or both.

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The man would chain the boy to a metal bar in the toilet as punishment for lying, not doing his homework or contacting his mother, who is divorced from the man.

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SINGAPORE: A father who chained his son to a toilet fixture for hours at a time, leaving the 11-year-old alone with some food and water, was sentenced to two years' jail on Friday (Jun 14)

The 53-year-old pleaded guilty in the State Courts to three charges under the Children and Young Persons Act for ill-treating his son, who is now 13. One count of criminal intimidation was taken into consideration for his sentencing. 

The man, a Grab driver, cannot be named to protect his son's identity. 

The court heard that the man had gained custody of his son after divorcing his wife. He lived with his son. 

On Nov 30, 2022, when father and son were at home, the accused found out that his son had been texting his mother, even though he had previously been told to cut off contact with her.

Angered, the father slapped the left side of the victim's face, leaving him with a perforation in his left eardrum. 

The man then spotted a yellow rubber hose and used it to hit his son on his upper arm, back and left thigh, leaving bruises.

The victim was later brought to KK Women's and Children's Hospital, where he and his mother reported the injuries. The man admitted to causing the injuries and revealed that he had hit his son on previous occasions. 

A medical report from the hospital following this visit described injuries – including the slit in the boy's eardrum – that were consistent with his and his mother's accounts. 

Investigations later revealed that the man had used a metal chain to restrain his son on three occasions in 2022, to punish his son for lying, not doing his homework or not keeping his promise with regard to not contacting his mother.  

The man would wind the metal chain twice around either his son's ankle or wrist and secure it to a metal bar next to the basin in the toilet with a padlock.

He would then place a rubber hose between the chain and the child's wrist or ankle so that his son would not feel pain even if he struggled. 

He would also place 1 litre of water and food on a shelf for his son before leaving the boy alone for two to five hours. In the meantime, the man would go to sleep or leave the unit.

A National Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment Helpline staff member called the police to report the case on Dec 4, 2022.

Submitting for a sentence of 28 to 31 months' jail, Deputy Public Prosecutor Jocelyn Teo pointed out that the maximum prescribed punishments for ill-treatment had been doubled on Jan 1, 2020. 

Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam had said that the enhanced penalties were to provide stronger protection for those who could not protect themselves, Ms Teo said.

The victim had been vulnerable and his father in a position of trust, she added.

The accused's act of chaining his child to the bar had left him "in a very dangerous situation". 

"If there had been an emergency, such as a fire, the child would not have been able to escape," Ms Teo said.  

The man's lawyer, Mr Mansur Husain, sought 12 to 15 months' jail for his client, adding that his client acknowledges his wrongdoing. 

The lawyer called the prosecution's proposed sentence "excessive", adding that his client's sentence should not be doubled just because the maximum penalties had been doubled.

"Every case should be decided on facts. What parliament has done is give the court more flexibility. (This is not) to say that everything else should be doubled," said Mr Mansur. 

District Judge Chay Yuen Fatt took Mr Mansur's point that punishments should be based on the facts of the case. 

However, he said that the punishment inflicted on the victim had been "harmful and cruel and completely unnecessary".

He noted that the defence had conceded that the accused had crossed the line between discipline and criminal acts against his son. 

For ill-treating a child, the man could have been jailed for up to eight years, fined up to S$8,000 (US$5,920), or both.

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