A Subway sandwich-maker was jailed for seven months on Thursday last week for molesting a male National University of Singapore (NUS) student. Malaysian Rajakumar Arjunan, 34, was working at a Subway outlet in NUS at the time of the offences and was jailed for two counts of...
Rajakumar molested him but the victim pushed his hands away. Rajakumar then grabbed the victim's arm and asked if he was afraid.But Rajakumar smiled and molested him again. The police were notified that day and Rajakumar was arrested.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Chee Ee Ling asked for a jail term of at least eight months as the victim was so traumatised he would take a detour when he walked past Subway as he did not want to bump into Rajakumar.Rajakumar's lawyer asked for a sentence of four months because there was no premeditation and he did not use force.
The court heard that Rajakumar, who had been working in a Subway outlet in Suntec City, will be fired and deported once he finishes serving his jail term.
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