Singapore Police
Coverage of Singapore Police in the Nexus archive.
- Singapore bans 2 Massive Attack members after pro-Palestine display at concert
Singapore has banned two core members of British band Massive Attack from reentering the country after they displayed a Palestinian flag and expressed support for the Palestinian cause during a concert. The police cited concerns about racial and religious harmony, warning against importing foreign politics, while the band stated they were surprised by the decision and proud of their 'impromptu expression' of solidarity with fans.
- Massive Attack members barred from Singapore after displaying Palestinian flag
Two members of British band Massive Attack were barred from re-entering Singapore after displaying the Palestinian flag during a concert. Singapore police stated the band is under investigation for 'supporting a political cause and unfurling of a foreign flag' and will no longer be allowed to perform in the country. Singapore prohibits public display of foreign national emblems without a permit, with the Palestinian flag being particularly sensitive due to the Gaza war and the nation's Muslim population.
- Singapore bans 2 members of Brit band Massive Attack for waving Palestinian flag at concert
Singapore has banned two members of the British band Massive Attack for waving the Palestinian flag during a concert. The police have opened an investigation and issued a stern warning to the group members for violating the country's strict rules on displaying foreign flags without permission.
- Singapore police investigate Massive Attack over Palestinian support at gig
Singapore police and the Infocomm Media Development Authority are investigating British trip-hop band Massive Attack after they expressed support for Palestinians during a concert. The band shouted 'Free Palestine' at The Star Performing Arts Centre, leading to ongoing investigations into potential breaches of license conditions.
- SP warns youth against social media scams
The Singapore Police (SP) has issued a warning to young people about the risks of social media scams. They aim to raise awareness and prevent potential victims from falling prey to online fraud.
- Singapore says arrest warrants for 1MDB’s Jho Low still in force despite US clemency bid
Singapore police confirmed that arrest warrants for Jho Low and his associate Tan Kim Loong remain active, despite Low's efforts to seek clemency from US President Donald Trump. Both are implicated in Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal.
- Ex-Hodlnaut CEO charged with fraud over Terra exposure claims
Ex-Hodlnaut CEO Zhu Juntao has been charged by Singapore police with six counts of fraud by false representation for allegedly misleading statements about the company's exposure to the Terra/UST crash.
- Singapore investigates Hong Kong school principal for swearing at security guards
Singapore authorities are investigating a Hong Kong school principal who reportedly swore at security guards during a student trip. The school apologized for the incident, which caused public concern. Singapore police confirmed they are looking into the matter.