A fine of S$24,000 was imposed on a woman after her company's investigators monitored a police officer. The woman, a partner in a private investigation firm, pleaded guilty to a charge. She paid the fine in full.
The firm had been hired to look into the officer, who was handling a matter at the time. Details about the case are available from the source.
The woman faced multiple charges, including obstructing justice, but one charge was taken into consideration during sentencing. Further information can be found in court documents.
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