Singapore's National Crime Prevention Council apologises for using controversial Amber Heard meme


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The National Crime Prevention Council's post was shared 1,000 times before it was taken down on Monday (May 30) night. Photo: The National Crime Prevention Council/Facebook

The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) has removed from its Facebook page a controversial meme featuring an image of Amber Heard from the defamation suit between the actress and her ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp.

The post, which was uploaded last Thursday (May 26) and shared 1,000 times before it was taken down on Monday night, uses a viral moment from Heard's testimony about Depp conducting a "cavity search" on her - sexually assaulting her with his fingers after accusing her of hiding his drugs.

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