Overview
- She pleaded guilty to four counts under the Wildlife Act, with five additional incidents taken into consideration.
- NParks documented nine feeding episodes between July 2025 and January 2026 at Block 62B Lorong 4, Toa Payoh, supported by videos played in court.
- She was previously fined S$1,200 in May 2025 for similar conduct and gave a personal undertaking not to reoffend.
- Prosecutors described a pattern of recalcitrance and sought S$800 to S$1,000 per charge, noting repeat offenders can face up to S$10,000 per charge.
- Unrepresented in court, she asked for a lower fine due to unemployment and no medical insurance, offered community service for any shortfall, and agreed to pay immediately.