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S’porean Poops In Someone’s Incense Burner Tin When Nature Calls, Gets 7 Weeks’ Jail

47-Year-Old Man Poops In Incense Burner Tin After Leaving House During ‘Circuit Breaker’

Plenty of us may be familiar with the experience of being stranded outdoors with no toilets in sight when nature calls.

Despite the urgency, we should refrain from relieving ourselves in open public spaces.

However, 47-year-old Zulkeflee Ab Razakin decided to poop in an incense burner tin belonging to a Bukit Batok resident last year.

In addition, the man also flouted ‘Circuit Breaker’ rules by leaving his house without a reasonable excuse on 27 Apr 2020.

He was sentenced to 7 weeks’ jail and fined $300 on Thursday (29 Apr).

Left house without a valid reason

According to Channel NewsAsia (CNA), Zulkeflee left his house on 27 Apr 2020 while ‘Circuit Breaker’ protocols were in place.

The court heard that the man went to Geylang before taking a bus to Bukit Batok.

After wandering around the estate, Zulkeflee headed to the 10th floor of an HDB block.

Pooped in an incense burner tin

A 27-year old man in his living room spotted Zulkeflee lingering around the staircase landing, reports CNA.

Upon realising that he has never seen Zulkeflee in the estate before, the man left his flat to check on the situation.

 

Zulkeflee was seen with his pants down, defecating in an incense burner tin.

Instead of being apologetic, the accused shouted vulgarities at the victim and swiftly ran away.

Caught soon after police report made

After a police report was made, Zulkeflee was caught nearby after being spotted sitting on a cordoned-off bench.

The accused told the police that he desperately needed to “relieve himself”.

Hence, he took a lift to a random level of an HDB block to do so. Upon seeing the incense burner tin without any cover, he decided to use it as a portable loo.

Not his first run-in with the law

According to CNA, Zulkeflee had previously faced multiple run-ins with the law.

He was sentenced to jail in 2018 and 2020 for punching and kicking a glass panel at Our Tampines Hub, and a bicycle sign. He also had prior convictions of theft from 2005 to 2008.

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When Zulkeflee claimed in court that this was his first offence, the judge retorted by saying,

You come here almost every year.

The court determined that the man did not suffer from any mental illness, and he was eventually sentenced to 7 weeks’ jail and fined $300.

A truly bizarre event

As civilised citizens of society, we should definitely NOT be defecating in public — much less into an item of religious importance.

As bizarre as the case might be, we sure hope that the accused has learnt his lesson. Hopefully, this will be the last time he appears in court.

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Geraldine Yeo

Tiny human who loves taking down bigger dudes.

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