'Sovereign' woman gets 8 weeks' jail, S$4,200 fine for spitting at 2 cops, failing to obey police and court orders
Lee, now known as Tarchandi Tan after changing her name last year, again caused disruptive scenes in court on Tuesday as she was rebuked by District Judge Kow Keng Siong for bad language and tried to negotiate her sentence.
When the proceedings resumed, Tan continue to maintain her innocence and was sentenced for the charges for which she had been convicted. However, instead of acknowledging the notices, Tan returned them to the police with various markings on them which included a sentence that read,"please do not throw papers into my private property".
At one point, Tan made a sound of gathering her saliva and turned to her left to spit at a female officer before repeating the same action to a male officer seated on her right. The spittle landed on one officer's cheek and hair, and on the other officer's face.
Appearing to be upset, Tan asked the judge:"How about I admit to the two charges so I don't have to go through this bulls**t?"
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