A Singapore court sentences a mother to four years’ imprisonment for allowing her 15-year-old son to smoke methamphetamine in their home. According to the accounts reported by The Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia, the teenager discovers drug utensils that were left within the household, including in the sink and later in the living room. The boy subsequently begins using methamphetamine. One report says that after the boy asks his mother what the utensils are for, she tells him they are meant for smoking methamphetamine. The Straits Times also states that the mother’s actions enable the teen’s meth use and that she receives a four-year jail term. Channel NewsAsia adds that the boy’s mother and stepfather were arrested after police investigations that began about six months earlier, following the boy’s discovery and subsequent drug use. The two outlets describe the same core facts: the presence of drug utensils in the family home, the teenager’s start of meth use, and the mother’s role in providing or facilitating access. The reports focus on the sentencing outcome and the circumstances leading to the arrest.