Ex-Inmate From Inside Maximum Security Prison Documentary Faces Fresh Charges

Man featured in CNA jail documentary now faces weapons, immigration charges

SINGAPORE: A former inmate who featured in CNA’s Inside Maximum Security documentary has been charged with new offences, including leaving Singapore illegally, making a false statement, and importing prohibited weapons. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

Ex-inmate from Inside Maximum Security prison documentary faces fresh charges

Graceson Ang faces charges including leaving Singapore without a passport and importing stun guns.

Graceson Ang, Ex-Inmate from CNA Prison Documentary, Faces New Charges for Lying About Passport and Importing Stun Guns

Graceson Ang, the former inmate who appeared in CNA’s Inside Maximum Security documentary in 2022, is in trouble with the law again. Now 40 years old, the Singaporean has been slapped with fresh charges and is currently in remand. On Thursday (Jul 24), Ang appeared in court via video link, dressed in a white shirt and sitting against a white background. He kept his head down and didn’t say much during the session. Here’s what he’s being accused …

Ex-inmate featured in documentary on Changi's maximum security prison returns to court to face fresh charges

Graceson Ang, an ex-inmate who was featured in CNA's Inside Maximum Security documentary, appeared in court on Thursday (July 24) over fresh charges. The 40-year-old Singaporean is accused of failing to present his passport when leaving for Malaysia at Woodlands Checkpoint in March 2023 and lying that he had lost his passport the following month when applying for a passport....