SUTD deputy manager, 41, allegedly made over 180 fraudulent football facility bookings, more than S$130,000 of revenue lost
He is believed to have deleted booking records from the system to conceal his actions.
A 41-year-old individual is expected to face charges on September 23 for alleged involvement in cheating and forgery, following his role as a deputy manager at the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). According to preliminary investigations, the man made over 180 unauthorized bookings of SUTD's football facilities over a period of roughly three years, resulting in a financial loss of more than S$130,000 to the institution.
The accused allegedly removed booking records from the system to cover up his actions. He is currently facing charges of cheating and forgery, with the former carrying a potential sentence of up to three years in jail, a fine, or both, and the latter up to four years in jail, a fine, or both.
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