Man who allegedly filmed RI girls with 'smart glasses' jailed thrice for voyeurism: Zaobao
People online noted that he bore a resemblance to a man who was accused of loitering outside schools several years ago.
A man named Fong Poh Kuen, believed to be 49 years old, has been jailed three times for allegedly secretly filming female students from Raffles Institution (RI) with smart glasses. The most recent incident took place near Marymount MRT station and the school. According to Lianhe Zaobao, the man was seen following two girls wearing RI uniforms while holding a mobile phone against his chest.
When confronted, he turned around, pressed his glasses, and walked away. Some online commenters noted similarities between the man in the recent video and a previously accused loiterer outside schools. Fong has a history of harassment; in 2019, he was convicted and fined S$8,000. He pleaded guilty to 13 harassment charges in 2025 and was sentenced to 18 months in jail.
Police found 647 photographs of girls and women on his phone, taken without consent. In addition to the filming incidents, Fong has also been accused of approaching women under the guise of conducting surveys and stalking them. RI principal Aaron Loh states that the school is aware of the situation and has taken steps to enhance student safety, including deploying security personnel during dismissal times.
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