A 21-year-old woman, Tan Xin Yi, is ordered to undergo reformative training for at least a year after being caught twice with Kpods within about one and a half months. According to reports, Tan was found with a Kpod at Club Poseidon, located in Excelsior Shopping Centre. The first incident occurs in August 2025, and the second occurs in September 2025, both at the same club. After the second offence, she receives the reformative training sentence. Both outlets state that Tan is 21 years old and that the two cases involve the same kind of device and the same venue. The reports do not indicate that the incidents involve different locations or that her case includes additional offences beyond the two times she is caught with a Kpod. Tan’s reformative training is set to last at least one year.
Woman, 21, sentenced to reformative training after twice being caught with Kpods
A 21-year-old woman, Tan Xin Yi, is ordered to undergo reformative training for at least a year after being caught twice with Kpods within about one and a half months. According to reports, Tan was fo...
- Tan Xin Yi is 21 years old.
- She is ordered to undergo reformative training for at least a year.
- She is caught with a Kpod twice.
- Both incidents happen at Club Poseidon in Excelsior Shopping Centre.
- The incidents occur in August and September 2025.
Tan Xin Yi was found with a Kpod in August and September 2025, both times at Club Poseidon in Excelsior Shopping Centre.
3 months agoTan Xin Yi, 21, will undergo reformative training for at least a year.
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