Singapore police say a man will be charged after allegedly making more than 1,000 silent calls to the police over about a week in April. According to police, the alleged calls were placed using a foreign number and the caller used measures to conceal his identity. Police also state that the man remained silent during the calls. The reports say the alleged activity occurred within a one-week period in April, with the number of calls exceeding 1,000. Both outlets describe the same core allegations, including the use of a foreign number and the caller’s deliberate silence. Details of the charge(s), the man’s identity, and any investigation timeline beyond the period of alleged calls are not stated in the provided summaries. The case is ongoing, with the man set to be charged based on police statements.
Man accused of making 1,000 silent calls to police faces charges
Singapore police say a man will be charged after allegedly making more than 1,000 silent calls to the police over about a week in April. According to police, the alleged calls were placed using a fore...
- Police say a man will be charged over alleged silent calls to police.
- The allegations involve more than 1,000 calls made over roughly one week in April.
- Police say the caller used a foreign number to place the calls.
- Police say the caller remained silent during the calls.
- Reports rely on police statements; additional charge details are not provided in the summaries.
"The man took elaborate measures to conceal his identity, including using a foreign number to make the calls and remaining silent during the calls," the police said.
3 months agoThe man allegedly made the calls over one week in April.
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