A 32-year-old man, Jeremy Chua Beng Kai, has been jailed for driving under the influence of etomidate. He was found to be high on Kpods, a type of vape, on two separate occasions within a three-month period.
The man's actions were reportedly an attempt to clear his debts by delivering vapes. Further details about his case are available from the source.
The incidents led to Jeremy Chua Beng Kai being classified as a repeat offender, resulting in his jailing for driving while high on etomidate.
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