Man who let sons sit on rear of moving Porsche in Dairy Farm fined $5k, disqualified from driving

As Prem was driving, another driver witnessed the stunt and lodged a police report.

Prem was arrested on March 12.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Cheryl Tan sought a fine of $5,000 and a driving disqualification of six months for Prem.

She said that as the boys’ father, he should have prioritised their safety, but deliberately exposed them to danger.

She also said Prem had multiple prior convictions for traffic offences dating back to 2004. Several were speeding offences, for which he was fined.

In sentencing, Deputy Principal District Judge Kessler Soh said: “Having looked at your driving record, I am quite concerned that you seem to not have regard for traffic laws. I hope this is something you will bear in mind when you drive (in the future).”

Soh said the maximum fine should be imposed for the purpose of deterrence, and to remind him not to do anything so rash again.

For committing a rash act which endangers the safety of children below the age of 14, an offender can be fined up to $5,000, jailed for up to a year, or both.