Woman Who Possessed Bullet, Attempted to Make 3D-Printed Gun Gets Jail

Woman who possessed bullet, attempted to make 3D-printed gun gets jail

Jermaine Lim posted an image of the assembled gun on her Instagram story.

Jail for woman who 3D-printed gun, bought live round from church friend

A woman has been jailed in Singapore for 3D printing a gun and possessing live ammunition, highlighting the complexities of modern criminal activity. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore Woman Jailed After 3D-Printing Gun And Buying Live Bullet From Church Friend

A 23-year-old Singaporean woman has been sentenced to four months’ jail and fined S$1,000 after admitting to possessing a live ammunition round without a valid licence. The case also revealed that the woman, identified as Jermaine Lim, had previously 3D-printed a gun-like object with a functioning trigger mechanism, although the firearm was later found to be incomplete and non-functional. Another charge linked to the 3D-printed gun was taken int…

Singapore woman jailed after buying live military round from church acquaintance

The woman, identified as Jermaine Lim, met another 23-year-old, Javier Tan, at church, where the pair bonded over a shared interest in military-related items. Their connection later led to criminal charges after Lim bought a live 5.56mm-calibre round from Tan for $20, News.Az reports, citing Asia One.    Authorities discovered the ammunition during a drug raid in December 2024, when police also seized several 3D-printed items from Lim’s possessi…