Man who allegedly made unauthorised bookings of SUTD football facilities to be charged with cheating, forgery
The man's alleged actions resulted in a total revenue loss of more than S$130,000 to SUTD, the police said.
A 41-year-old man from Singapore is set to be charged with cheating and forgery on September 23, according to the Singapore Police Force (SPF). The man is accused of making unauthorised bookings of SUTD football facilities, which resulted in a revenue loss exceeding S$130,000 for the institution. The SPF received a report on July 3, 2025, regarding the man's actions, which took place over a span of three years.
Preliminary investigations uncovered that the man had made over 180 unauthorised bookings. He is also believed to have deleted booking records to cover his tracks. The man faces up to three years in prison and/or a fine for cheating, and up to four years in prison and/or a fine for forgery. The police emphasized their commitment to holding individuals accountable who misuse their positions for criminal purposes.
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