A year out of prison and Singapore DJ Tenashar is back in court, accused of missing urine tests and cheating by impersonation
- After serving a year of her 18-month jail sentence for drug possession, DJ Tenashar is back in court
- She is charged with failing to provide urine tests and impersonating a social worker to try to get her passport back
Troubled Singaporean celebrity DJ Tenashar has been back in court on new charges this month. She is accused of failing to provide urine tests after serving time for drug offences and impersonating a social worker in an attempt to get her passport back.
Long was granted bail and fled the country, only returning to Singapore when her passport expired in May 2018. She was sentenced to 18 months in jail the same month. After being released early in May 2019, Long failed to report to Jurong Police Division headquarters for three scheduled urine tests between July 22 and 29 last year.
She is now also charged with one count of attempted cheating by impersonation in an alleged attempt to retrieve her passport. In December 2019, she allegedly impersonated an employee of the Singapore Association of Social Workers in an email requesting the return of her passport, sent to the Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (ICA).
Long was subject to two years of supervision after her release from prison, and forbidden from leaving Singapore without approval. However, on July 4, Long allegedly left Singapore without approval.