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Molest, shoplifting and theft in dwelling cases rise in Singapore: police

  • Posted on August 25, 2026
  • By South China Morning Post
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  • 1 min read
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Singapore's police report reveals concerning trends in property-related crimes during the first half of the year. Residential burglaries experienced the most dramatic increase at 25 percent, while molesting and shoplifting incidents also rose notably. Despite these individual crime category increases, authorities maintain that the overall physical crime landscape remains relatively stable. The data highlights emerging security challenges for households and retail establishments across the island nation.

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Molest, shoplifting and theft in dwelling cases rise in Singapore: police
Molest, shoplifting and theft in dwelling cases rise in Singapore: police

Home theft records the highest rise – at 25 per cent – in the first half of the year but overall physical crime situation remains stable.
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South China Morning Post

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