He tried to take down his competitors' posters while making his own harder to remove.
\n\nPhotos from Attorney-General's Chambers
\n\nA 75-year-old man who ran Tong Sheng Impex, a storage rack company, attempted to take down his competitors' posters and make his own harder to remove.
\n\nIn doing so, he damaged the walls and public spaces of several Housing Development Board (HDB) flats.
\n\nLee Kai Soon, the sole proprietor of Tong Sheng Impex, pleaded guilty to three charges of mischief with another two charges taken into consideration, CNA reported.
\n\nHe was sentenced to 10 days' imprisonment on Sep. 22.
\n\nLee, occasionally accompanied by his wife, attempted to advertise his services around new built-to-order flats.
\n\nAccording to court documents seen by Mothership, Lee went to a block of HDB flats at Ang Mo Kio on Jun. 29, 2025 to put up posters for his company.
\n\nAt the lift lobby, he noticed six posters from a rival company pinned on the notice board.
\n\nHe attempted to take them down, but the notice board was enclosed by a locked glass case.
\n\nHe then went to his vehicle to take a can of black spray paint and sprayed it over the notice board.
\n\nThat same…
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