Serial voyeur finds job as student care teacher, takes videos of boys using the toilet

A few days later on Aug 8, 2025, Tee was looking after his class when he felt “an urge to observe young boys defecating”.

He went to the toilet and again checked the occupant’s legs. After confirming that a boy was inside, he filmed the boy defecating with his phone.

Tee was finally caught when on Aug 13, 2025, an 11-year-old student using the toilet looked up and saw Tee’s phone pointed at him.

He shouted “Eh!” and Tee retracted his phone and went to urinate at a urinal.

The boy finished defecating and then hurriedly left while Tee was still at the urinal.

He told his teacher what happened and a police report was lodged. The police arrested Tee later that day and seized his phone.

He admitted that he had committed the offences for his “own pleasure” and that he felt excited watching young boys defecating.

He also said he preferred his victims to be aged between nine and 15.

As Tee had reoffended while on remission, he faces an enhanced jail term.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Daniel Foo sought 33 to 40 months’ jail with caning and an enhanced sentence of 32 to 49 days’ jail for Tee.

He said Tee is “a serial voyeur of young boys” and that this was his fourth time being convicted of such offences.

“The accused increased the frequency and severity of his offending significantly with each conviction, and has now reoffended with a vengeance,” said Mr Foo.

He said it is “both unfortunate and fortuitous that his latest victim was made aware of the crime committed against him, as the accused is now in remand as a result, without the means to terrorise any more young boys”.

He said Tee has continued to be “a menace to the community despite his previous reformative training and imprisonment term”.

Mr Foo said there was a high degree of premeditation and planning in this case, and that Tee was “highly exploitative in his choice of where to commit the offences”.

He said Tee had taken advantage of safe spaces where young boys were supposed to be taken care of and be able to worship peacefully.

Tee’s lawyer said his client had exercised a “very wrong coping mechanism” for his condition but needs to be guided on the right path.

At this, the judge said this was his second conviction as an adult offender.

She adjourned mitigation and sentencing to the end of April.

For voyeurism against minors, Tee could be jailed for up to two years and fined or caned.