Man, 42, aided teen, 19, in sex work, getting 70 customers in 9 days for sex services in S'pore, gets over 13 months' jail
The man was also fined S$3,000.
A 42-year-old Chinese national, Liu Daodong, has been sentenced to 13 months and two weeks in jail after being involved in a prostitution scheme that helped 70 customers find sexual services from a 19-year-old woman over a span of nine days in Singapore. Liu was also fined S$3,000 and pleaded guilty to three charges, including living off the proceeds of prostitution and violating the Women's Charter.
The investigation found Liu responsible for booking hotel rooms for the women, arranging client appointments, and collecting money on their behalf. He reportedly took a S$40 commission for each client he recruited. In an attempt to assist the women, Liu also posted advertisements for them online and assisted them in extending their hotel rooms.
One of the women, who had originally worked for a prostitution ring in Macau, switched to Liu's arrangement after he offered a lower commission of S$40 per client.
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