A former Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain, Benjamin Song Yong Pang, has confessed to defrauding individuals of over $143,000 and illegally dealing in vape devices while stationed at a military camp. Many of those deceived were under his direct command, raising concerns about abuse of authority. Song admitted to multiple charges including cheating and violating the Public Health (Prohibited Tobacco Products) Act. The illicit vape sales occurred while he was employed by the SAF. Details regarding sentencing are pending further court proceedings. The case highlights potential vulnerabilities within the military regarding financial misconduct and adherence to regulations. Investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of the offenses.