Guest Pedo bear Posted September 19, 2023 Posted September 19, 2023 16 hours ago, Guest 3 years ba. said: Last time all these report arrested case only see follow up court case 2 3 years later. Fridae founder was arrested in 2016 but only go court in 2018 de right. They better all enjoy their time next 2 3 year. Will not surprise if they flee to America and get assylum like Amos Yee Same as that pedo dee kosh. Arrested. Investigated. Cancelled. Then years later only go jail. Quote
Guest Guest Posted September 19, 2023 Posted September 19, 2023 12 hours ago, singalion said: Oh well, as if they would post their visits to the weekly urine tests and investigation follow up on social media... well... Surely, they are not that "high profile" that the local media will report on them like for others caught... A few bad eggs and suddenly all are presumed guilty? Why? Because they are gays? You are exactly the type of gay homophobe that this community should ostracise and keep away. Enough said. Quote
singalion Posted September 19, 2023 Posted September 19, 2023 There is not one single thread where I wrote that all gays are presumed guilty. It is the same as one Guest troll (probably the same) always posts that somewhere I said that all Guests are only one person. It is too obvious that this is absurd. But nevertheless I had some good laughs. Clearly, these guys will surely not post anything on the reactions and actions by the local authorities onto their social media. Same as their continued presence on social media is not evidence that these guys are all let off. Surely, the individual guys might not be judged as very relevant to be covered by the Singapore media, because they probably aren't any stars. You might not find the current legislation sufficiently harsh, but it is a tool to bring people back to compliance with laws. If they don't learn the message, they will face stiffer reactions sooner or later. Quote
singalion Posted September 19, 2023 Posted September 19, 2023 Sentosa villa drug bust: Are hotels liable for crimes committed on their premises? Whether the hotel knew or allowed offences to be committed on their premises is the “ultimate question”, says one lawyer. SINGAPORE: A police drug bust in Sentosa last month has raised questions about whether hotels are liable for crimes committed on their premises. On Aug 9, 49 men were arrested after the police raided a Sentosa hotel villa on a tip-off. Controlled drugs, including ecstasy and ketamine, were seized. ... It is an offence to arrange gatherings for drug abuse, or for the property owner, tenant or occupier to allow the premises to be used for drug abuse or drug trafficking. Drugs seized at the Sentosa hotel villa. SIGNING FORMS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Hotels CNA spoke to said guests have to sign registration forms that list the terms and conditions of their stay. These forms typically state the number of guests permitted in each room and activities that are not allowed, including those that are illegal. ... https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/sentosa-hotel-villa-drug-raid-49-men-liable-crimes-3748571 Quote
Guest Lok Posted September 20, 2023 Posted September 20, 2023 12 hours ago, singalion said: Sentosa villa drug bust: Are hotels liable for crimes committed on their premises? Whether the hotel knew or allowed offences to be committed on their premises is the “ultimate question”, says one lawyer. SINGAPORE: A police drug bust in Sentosa last month has raised questions about whether hotels are liable for crimes committed on their premises. On Aug 9, 49 men were arrested after the police raided a Sentosa hotel villa on a tip-off. Controlled drugs, including ecstasy and ketamine, were seized. ... It is an offence to arrange gatherings for drug abuse, or for the property owner, tenant or occupier to allow the premises to be used for drug abuse or drug trafficking. Drugs seized at the Sentosa hotel villa. SIGNING FORMS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Hotels CNA spoke to said guests have to sign registration forms that list the terms and conditions of their stay. These forms typically state the number of guests permitted in each room and activities that are not allowed, including those that are illegal. ... https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/sentosa-hotel-villa-drug-raid-49-men-liable-crimes-3748571 Why go after hotel and let the offender rehabilitate? Singapore drug punishment / rehabilitation logic is stupid to the core. Punish the offender first. Then also to after hotel. All this discussion about secondary stuff. While the primary suspects get off free. Quote
Stay safe always Posted July 15, 2025 Posted July 15, 2025 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/drug-raid-sentosa-hotel-villa-party-mdma-trial-5238791 wah… who is this Tan Li Ming? Quote
radiusulnar Posted July 15, 2025 Posted July 15, 2025 Based on the pictures in the CNA article, I would never have guessed that they were circuit boys. Quote
yhtang Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 10 hours ago, egal said: i hought rayson is hotter, lol I think so too. Rayson looks good to me. I wonder why the article has to attach is professional title to his name. But perhaps after this disclosure, Rayson will have more gay patients consulting him. Mister M 1 Quote
singalion Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 6 hours ago, yhtang said: I think so too. Rayson looks good to me. I wonder why the article has to attach is professional title to his name. But perhaps after this disclosure, Rayson will have more gay patients consulting him. The media is quoting from the court case. he seems to be a doctor working at Tan Tong Seng... It is amazing that you guys can just focus on looks and not on the article... starlight_87 1 Quote
singalion Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 On 7/15/2025 at 3:46 PM, Stay safe always said: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/drug-raid-sentosa-hotel-villa-party-mdma-trial-5238791 wah… who is this Tan Li Ming? 1) I thought it was clear from the invite and registration to the event what is going to happen there (consumption of drugs) 2) And someone wrote in that earlier thread that nothing is going to happen to them, no court case etc... LOL Gonna be "fun" for all being pulled into the public when they report on the court cases. But the one line at the article can mean that only those who did not admit or objected will face the court and the others are treated under the Drug Rehabilitation Scheme, meaning given time to get off drugs and weekly urine checks... Quote
yhtang Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 37 minutes ago, singalion said: The media is quoting from the court case. he seems to be a doctor working at Tan Tong Seng... It is amazing that you guys can just focus on looks and not on the article... I did not want to dig into the poor guy's private life. But I am interested in his private parts! (Joking) I am keen to see how his lawyer can explain how the two guys' drinks were spiked. The truth may be interesting, but I am more interested in the rebuttal by their lawyer. Quote
singalion Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 7 hours ago, yhtang said: Rayson will have more gay patients consulting him. if you do some online search and see on what diseases he works... ha ha Quote
singalion Posted July 16, 2025 Posted July 16, 2025 29 minutes ago, yhtang said: I am keen to see how his lawyer can explain how the two guys' drinks were spiked. The truth may be interesting, but I am more interested in the rebuttal by their lawyer. Agree, it is going to be interesting. Not sure if it will be successful. As to the reports there were some ladies at the venue during the event doing cleaning jobs. If they watched some guys injecting things into the drinks then why weren't they alert and refused to drink... It leaves a lot of questions. The cup issue is also related whether these can be individualised. Some might have just poured soft drinks that did not contain anything else. We will see on the outcome whether this has success. Quote
Guest Guest001 Posted July 1 Posted July 1 SINGAPORE – A doctor, who was among 49 men arrested during a police raid at a hotel in Sentosa, has been found guilty of consuming MDMA, also known as ecstasy. Rayson Lee Rui Sheng, 36, was caught at a party held at a villa at the Sofitel Singapore Sentosa hotel in August 2023. Lee and a 29-year-old acquaintance, Tan Li Ming, were each convicted of one count of drug consumption on June 30. Their urine and hair samples showed traces of MDMA and ketamine, the court heard. The men had contested the charges, saying their drinks at the party were spiked. But District Judge A. Sangeetha noted that they continued taking more drinks despite their claims. The judge found that the accounts the pair gave during the trial were not credible, and added that their hair samples had shown prior drug use. Top stories Explore top stories from all sections in one place Tech Major data centres, cloud providers could be fined up to $1m under proposed Digital Infrastructure Bill Singapore HDB resale prices dip for second straight quarter, private home prices rise at slower pace Opinion A 10-minute walk from the MRT. But for whom? Life Golden Village to close Plaza Singapura outlet after 28 years amid mall revamp Singapore Air crew bid farewell to century-old restaurant Wing Seong Fatty’s Business Microsoft to cut under 2.5% of workforce, affecting thousands of jobs: Media report Business 30% revenue jump in 3 years, zero food wastage: How one standard helped this S’pore firm to grow “Neither man was a stranger to drug use,” the judge added. Drugs were consumed at a villa at the hotel that 49 men, aged between 21 and 46, attended on Aug 9, 2023. Police, acting on information, conducted checks at the hotel shortly after 5.30am and found substances believed to be controlled drugs. The Central Narcotics Bureau was then called to the scene. During the operation, the authorities also found several substances suspected to be controlled drugs, including Ecstasy and ketamine, as well as drug paraphernalia. Deputy public prosecutors Jocelyn Teo and Dhiraj G. Chainani said 49 party guests were arrested that morning. Lee and Tan provided their hair and urine samples to the authorities. Tan Li Ming was convicted of one count of drug consumption on June 30. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) found traces of MDMA in their urine samples, while their hair samples showed they had consumed both Ecstasy and ketamine. The pair, who were represented by lawyer Tania Chin, did not dispute HSA’s findings but claimed their drinks were spiked. There were also assertions that police had failed to seize some “plastic silver cups” that might have contained drug residue. The DPPs said there was no credible evidence to back their claims, and added that the pair’s strategy during the trial was to present “hypothetical scenarios and unexplored possibilities”, including false claims that unidentified foreign nationals had mixed their drinks. The DPPs described the claims as distractions. The prosecutors added: “Critically, they have produced no credible evidence identifying any specific individual who allegedly spiked their drinks. “Even accepting their case at its highest – that cups, if seized, might have tested positive for drugs – this would merely confirm that they consumed drug-laced beverages, not that such consumption was unknowing.” More on this topic Jail for man who co-hosted drug-filled party for 36 during Covid-19 pandemic Ex-user recalls secret drug parties in hotel rooms, condos and HDB flats Many claims Lee was at the villa to attend an acquaintance’s birthday party. He arrived at around 8pm on Aug 8, 2023, mingled with friends, and then left for a club in Clarke Quay where he was introduced to Tan. The two men then went to the villa separately in the wee hours. When he got there, Lee found that more people had turned up, including some he did not recognise. He said that while he was at the villa, he consumed three drinks that strangers gave him. Lee said he did not see pills or drug paraphernalia at the party, and did not see anyone consuming drugs. Tan claimed he saw a group of four to five unknown men at a pantry area drawing liquid from a bottle with a syringe, and injecting the mixture into some plastic cups. Tan said that after he drank from a cup, he saw white residue at the bottom. The DPPs said: “He then approached an unidentified person and asked what was being syringed into the drinks. “That person told him it was ‘G-water’ that would give him a ‘drunk feeling’. (Tan) claimed that he did not know what ‘G-water’ was.” More on this topic Eight men, including 2 Singaporeans, arrested in drug raid at KL hotel after guest dies ‘I thought they were sweets’, says Singaporean who refused offer of drugs at Batam nightclub During the trial, Lee said that he had “popped a pill”, given to him by a stranger, on two occasions while he was in Thailand in June 2023. The prosecutors said Lee and Tan should have been able to provide at least some concrete details about the alleged perpetrators, if they had truly been victims of individuals who spiked drinks. The prosecutors said that the pair had offered “only the most generic and unhelpful descriptions”, with vague physical characteristics that could apply to numerous individuals. Chainani urged the court to sentence each man to up to a year and three months’ jail, arguing that they had shown a lack of remorse. Their sentencing is slated for Aug 12. Meanwhile, the court has approved Tan’s application to go to Spain and France for work from July 5 to July 26. Quote
Guest Dude Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Oh this Rayson Lee is handsome and quite well known in the scene but didn’t expect this… did he still keep his doctor job or it’s over. Feel bad for him, but wonder where the rest of the investigated people are. Quote
Eventide Posted July 1 Posted July 1 3 hours ago, Guest Dude said: Oh this Rayson Lee is handsome and quite well known in the scene but didn’t expect this… did he still keep his doctor job or it’s over. Feel bad for him, but wonder where the rest of the investigated people are. doing drugs in sg is end of your career Quote
cutejack Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Very handsome la this doc. Walauweh! PLU too. Damn! Why do such things. Get a bf n just do the work lo. Why must do drugs all. Haizz.. Quote
Guest Boyish Posted July 1 Posted July 1 2 minutes ago, cutejack said: Very handsome la this doc. Walauweh! PLU too. Damn! Why do such things. Get a bf n just do the work lo. Why must do drugs all. Haizz.. ahhh had on and off thing with him before when we are younger. He used to date a chef. Me and him are just friends that got too close. But back then he is super pure and even sexually very simple. not sure what happened. Sad to see it Quote
Guest Drool Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Good looking and handsome but wasted. Smart is not the same as intelligent. Quote
Guest Guest Kk Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Why the posts mainly focus on Dr Rayson Lee for his looks. The other guy Tan Li Ming also never heard before but seems quite good looking in this latest pic. In 2023 he didn’t look as good I think 🤔 How come only both of them are the ones facing issues and quite unfair versus the other 40+ Quote
GayNomad Posted July 2 Posted July 2 Article mentioned he went to the hotel village, left and went to a club at Clark quay then went back to the villa in the wee hours. I wonder which club they went to at Clark Quay? It's a club, not pub Quote
MaskedUser Posted July 2 Posted July 2 20 hours ago, cutejack said: Very handsome la this doc. Walauweh! PLU too. Damn! Why do such things. Get a bf n just do the work lo. Why must do drugs all. Haizz.. Yes he is hot! Both of them look good. I confess I stared at the photos in the CNA article for a few extra seconds ☺️ 18 hours ago, Guest Guest Kk said: Why the posts mainly focus on Dr Rayson Lee for his looks. The other guy Tan Li Ming also never heard before but seems quite good looking in this latest pic. In 2023 he didn’t look as good I think 🤔 How come only both of them are the ones facing issues and quite unfair versus the other 40+ Maybe when collecting their hair and urine samples there was no traces of drugs so they weren’t charged? IANAL though… Quote
cutejack Posted July 2 Posted July 2 9 hours ago, MaskedUser said: Yes he is hot! Both of them look good. I confess I stared at the photos in the CNA article for a few extra seconds ☺️ Maybe when collecting their hair and urine samples there was no traces of drugs so they weren’t charged? IANAL though… U r not alone who stared at his pic. MaskedUser 1 Quote
Expired Btm Uncle Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Lol gay being gay. Only interested in good looking guys. Quote
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