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Police investigating video of man allegedly trailing female students while wearing smart glasses

Police investigate a video showing a man allegedly trailing female students near Marymount MRT while wearing smart glasses, raising privacy concerns. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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A video of the incident circulating online shows a bespectacled man walking behind a pair of female students in uniform resembling that of Raffles Institution.
A video of the incident circulating online shows a bespectacled man walking behind a pair of female students in uniform resembling that of Raffles Institution.

A video of the incident circulating online shows a bespectacled man walking behind a pair of female students in uniform resembling that of Raffles Institution.

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Published Sep 23, 2026, 11:02 PM

Updated Sep 23, 2026, 11:02 PM

SINGAPORE – Police investigations are ongoing into a video circulating online showing a man allegedly trailing female students while wearing smart glasses.

In response to queries, the police on Sept 23 confirmed that a report was lodged.

The video, which was shared on Reddit on Sept 21 but has since been taken down, shows a bespectacled man walking behind a pair of female students in uniform resembling that of Raffles Institution.

When approached by the person filming him, the man reverses his course and is seen holding a finger near the left hinge of his black-rimmed glasses.

Reposting the video on Instagram on Sept 22 , the singaporeparents account alleged that the man was wearing smart glasses, and that the incident happened near Marymount MRT station , which is also near Raffles Institution.

It is not clear when the video was taken.

Smart glasses are a type of eyewear that incorporates technological functions, such as video recording capabilities, microphones, or tiny speakers. Such glasses, often designed with a thick rim, have raised concerns across the world over privacy risks.

The Straits Times has contacted Raffles Institution for more information.

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