Singapore distance runner accused of stealing running shoes, training cones from Decathlon
Ko Wen Qiang, Keane, 26, was charged with stealing a pair of running shoes and a set of training cones from a Decathlon outlet in Kallang.
A 26-year-old Singapore distance runner named Ko Wen Qiang has been charged with stealing running shoes and training cones from a Decathlon store in Kallang, according to local media CNA. The alleged thefts occurred in July 2025, with Ko accused of taking a pair of KD900X running shoes valued at S$139.90 (RM446) and a set of training cones worth S$25.
Ko, who represented Singapore at the 2023 World Athletics Road Running Championships, is due to return to court on October 2. The theft charges stem from his alleged activities while living in Slovenia and working remotely as a business developer. If convicted of theft in dwelling, Ko could face a maximum of seven years in prison and a fine.
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