Indian national charged for trespassing into Singapore F1 area without valid ticket
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen races during the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix. | Photo Credit: AP
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen races during the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix. | Photo Credit: AP
An Indian national, who allegedly entered a Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix event area without a valid ticket, has been charged with two counts of criminal trespass, according to a media report on Monday.
Citing court documents, The Straits Times said Daver Arish Adil, 39, was at Gate 2 in Temasek Avenue when he purportedly gained access to a ticketed area at around 1.45 pm on October 9. He was charged on October 10.
He is accused of trespassing again at around 2 pm that day (October 9), when he allegedly entered an area known as “the wharf” in Raffles Boulevard, which was accessible only to Singapore Grand Prix staff.
His case will be mentioned again in court on Friday.
For each count of criminal trespass, an offender can be jailed for up to three months, fined up to SGD 1,500, or both.
The Singapore Grand Prix was held over the weekend, with the final on Sunday, won by Max Verstappen of the Red Bull.
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