Lydia Lam is a correspondent at Channel News Asia, specializing in crime and justice, as well as the judicial system and legal affairs. With a focus on topics such as civil lawsuits, family court, and court proceedings, she brings a comprehensive perspective to her reporting. Lydia has been featured in TODAY, Newswav, and Channel News Asia.
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By: Lydia Lam
Alan Wei Zhaolun is accused of laundering S$38 million in criminal proceeds by buying a Good Class Bungalow for S$55 million.
By: Lydia Lam
Six people were allegedly deceived into paying a total of S$25,000 to Raymond Ng Kai Hoe's company, Candle Consulting, on a false belief that they would co-own coffee vending machines.
The teen faces two charges of rape and one charge of committing an indecent act with a child by kissing her lips.
By: Lydia Lam
An alleged victim who bought a lot to co-own a coffee vending machine testified on how he never got any returns and was grilled by the accused.
By: Lydia Lam
Mohamad Zakir Jaafar thought he could get away with his crimes since the victim was senile and would not tell anyone.
By: Lydia Lam
The 12-month-old girl struggled and kicked as she did not want the milk, but the woman kept trying, forcing the bottle into her mouth.
By: Lydia Lam
Loh Suan Lit had bludgeoned a temple assistant to death in 2016.
By: Lydia Lam
After the bus driver sounded his horn at the cyclist for drifting into his lane, the cyclist alighted, parked his bike in front of the bus and exchanged heated words through the window.
By: Lydia Lam
The prosecutor sought an adjournment to check if Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien’s student pass would be cancelled upon conviction, which could affect his sentencing.
By: Lydia Lam
At least S$2,000 came from the victim of a love scam.
