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A total of 53 people who were identified for their participation in the 8 December Little India riot will be issued a stern warning and deported from Singapore, the government said on Tuesday. This means they can never step foot into Singapore again.
In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Teo Chee Hean announced these updates, noting that the 53, who were all rounded up in a police operation in the early hours of Tuesday, were “identified to have participated in the riot” and “failed to disperse despite Police’s orders to do so”.
DPM Teo added that they had “impeded the riot control and emergency rescue operations” and that “their actions and conduct had threatened public order, thus making their continued presence in Singapore undesirable”.
Commissioner of Police Ng Joo Hee, who was also at the press conference, said out of the 53, 52 are Indian nationals and one is a Bangladeshi national.
The 53 are employed by 48 companies and 52 of them are work permit holders while one has an employment pass. Half of them work in the building and construction sector and all have them have worked in Singapore for less than 5 years.
Ng said their repatriation will start today as flights have to be arranged and they have to meet with their embassies, settle their salaries with their employers and close their bank accounts.
He explained that this group is less “culpable” than those who were charged, as the latter were “active participants” in the riot, “violent” and “had attacked uniformed personnel and vehicles, damaged property, and had incited others to do so”.
Ng added that charges for seven of 35 earlier charged in court will be withdrawn, which means as of Tuesday, the total number of persons charged for the riot is revised to 28.
Of the seven whose charges have been dropped, four will be issued warnings and no further action will be taken against the other three.
Another 200 people were present at Race Course Road that night, but police assessed their involvement to be "relatively passive based on the available evidence". Ng explained that these individuals did not participate in the riot, did not obstruct police and obeyed police orders.
They will receive a formal police advisory, with no further action taken against them, and will be allowed to remain and work in Singapore.
DPM Teo stressed that the government have dealt with each of the people involved in the riot in a “strict and fair way”, adding that the investigators, together with the AGC, went through the evidence available to decide on what is the appropriate action for each individual.
Comissioner Ng, said that with the repatriation of these 53, police action against suspected rioters has largely come to an end.
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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/little-ind...o--did-not-obey--police-orders-083215523.html
A total of 53 people who were identified for their participation in the 8 December Little India riot will be issued a stern warning and deported from Singapore, the government said on Tuesday. This means they can never step foot into Singapore again.
In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Teo Chee Hean announced these updates, noting that the 53, who were all rounded up in a police operation in the early hours of Tuesday, were “identified to have participated in the riot” and “failed to disperse despite Police’s orders to do so”.
DPM Teo added that they had “impeded the riot control and emergency rescue operations” and that “their actions and conduct had threatened public order, thus making their continued presence in Singapore undesirable”.
Commissioner of Police Ng Joo Hee, who was also at the press conference, said out of the 53, 52 are Indian nationals and one is a Bangladeshi national.
The 53 are employed by 48 companies and 52 of them are work permit holders while one has an employment pass. Half of them work in the building and construction sector and all have them have worked in Singapore for less than 5 years.
Ng said their repatriation will start today as flights have to be arranged and they have to meet with their embassies, settle their salaries with their employers and close their bank accounts.
He explained that this group is less “culpable” than those who were charged, as the latter were “active participants” in the riot, “violent” and “had attacked uniformed personnel and vehicles, damaged property, and had incited others to do so”.
Ng added that charges for seven of 35 earlier charged in court will be withdrawn, which means as of Tuesday, the total number of persons charged for the riot is revised to 28.
Of the seven whose charges have been dropped, four will be issued warnings and no further action will be taken against the other three.
Another 200 people were present at Race Course Road that night, but police assessed their involvement to be "relatively passive based on the available evidence". Ng explained that these individuals did not participate in the riot, did not obstruct police and obeyed police orders.
They will receive a formal police advisory, with no further action taken against them, and will be allowed to remain and work in Singapore.
DPM Teo stressed that the government have dealt with each of the people involved in the riot in a “strict and fair way”, adding that the investigators, together with the AGC, went through the evidence available to decide on what is the appropriate action for each individual.
Comissioner Ng, said that with the repatriation of these 53, police action against suspected rioters has largely come to an end.
