While on duty at Woodlands Checkpoint last Saturday (28 Sept), an Aetos officer allegedly pointed a loaded gun at another officer.
Muhammad Noorarman Shah Anwar, 23, was charged on Wednesday (2 Oct) for endangering the safety of his colleague, Muhammad Amali Abdul Halim.
Court documents did not reveal the reasons behind Noorarman’s alleged act, reported The Straits Times (ST).
Both Aetos officers were also accused of taking a photograph at the checkpoint with a mobile phone.
Source: Google Maps
Under the Infrastructure Protection Act, it is illegal to take photographs or videos at protected premises, such as Woodlands Checkpoint.
Responding to MS News‘ queries, an Aetos spokesperson revealed that the security company had terminated both men’s employment.
Source: AETOS
“Aetos has a zero tolerance policy towards any breach of our stringent protocols concerning firearms and controlled equipment,” the spokesperson said.
The officers will return to court on 15 Oct.
For endangering another person’s safety, Noorarman faces up to six months’ jail and a fine of up to S$2,500.
Both men also face up to two years’ jail and a fine of up to S$20,000 if found guilty of the offence under the Infrastructure Protection Act.
Also read: Woman tries to grab ICA officer’s gun at Woodlands Checkpoint after entry into M’sia denied
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Featured image adapted from Google Maps and Aetos Holdings on Facebook. Image on the right is for illustration purposes only.
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