A Singapore court postpones the case of a French teenager charged with public nuisance after he films himself licking a straw from a juice vending machine and then putting the straw back. Multiple outlets report the hearing is deferred to July 30, after prosecutors ask for time to clarify legal and practical issues related to the teenager’s education if he is convicted. The case involves charges brought in Singapore over conduct recorded in a video. Jurisdictional details vary by report, but all describe the same incident: the teen allegedly takes a straw, licks it, and returns it to the dispenser while recording the act. One report adds that the company operating the vending machine files a police report over the incident and that it sanitises the dispenser and replaces the straws in the machine, reportedly numbering about 500. Another outlet notes that, under Singapore law, “mischief” can carry penalties including up to two years’ imprisonment or a fine, though the exact charge classification in court is not fully elaborated across the summaries. The court’s next scheduled date is July 30.