Deliveroo rider with suspected Covid-19 jailed for breaching stay-home order to deliver food, dealing with weapons

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SINGAPORE - A Deliveroo rider breached his stay-home order after he was suspected to have Covid-19 and made three food deliveries on his motorcycle.

The Singaporean man with a long history of drug-related offences was also linked to a parcel of illegal weapons that included stun devices, knuckle dusters and a sword.

He left the clinic to withdraw money after being shown the bill, but did not return to collect his medicine or medical certificate as he had no money to pay, said DPP Ang.The next day, Luqmanul left his home and made three food deliveries on his motorcycle to Deliveroo customers in the evening. An ICA officer found in a lorry a parcel from China containing seven stun devices, 11 knuckle dusters, nine truncheons - known as night sticks - and a concealed sword.

Court documents said that Low was earlier jailed for 19 months with six strokes of the cane and fined $11,000for dealing with weapons.

 

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