Gary Teo Yong Jie appeared in court on Oct 30 to face two voyeurism charges related to illicit restroom recordings. Prosecutors allege he recorded one man at a urinal in May 2023, alongside hundreds of other victims during a separate period. His case has been adjourned, with the next court hearing scheduled for Nov 27. Each conviction carries severe statutory penalties, including up to two years in prison.
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The legal proceedings against the accused individual have been officially adjourned until…: The legal proceedings against the accused individual have been officially adjourned until Nov 27.
Individuals convicted of voyeurism in Singapore can face up to two years of imprisonment…: Individuals convicted of voyeurism in Singapore can face up to two years of imprisonment per charge.
Potential penalties for voyeurism offenses also include fines, caning, or any combination…: Potential penalties for voyeurism offenses also include fines, caning, or any combination of these punishments.
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Man charged after allegedly taking videos of over 400 male victims in toilets
- Gary Teo Yong Jie was handed two voyeurism charges on Oct 30.
- He allegedly took videos of more than 400 male victims in restrooms in 2023 and 2025.
- Teo's case has been adjourned to Nov 27.
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SINGAPORE – A man faces two voyeurism charges after he allegedly recorded videos of more than 400 male victims in restrooms in 2023 and 2025.
Gary Teo Yong Jie, 24, is accused of taking a video of a male victim who was using a urinal in an undisclosed location at around 10pm in May 2023.
He is also said to have filmed 369 similar videos of 410 unknown male victims between February and December 2025.
Teo was charged on Oct 30. His case will be mentioned again on Nov 27.
For each count of voyeurism, an offender can be jailed for up to two years, fined, caned, or receive any combination of such punishments.
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