Chitchat RSAF Molely Woman Pilot Sue Taxi Driver Until His Pants Drop For Crippling Her And Turning Her Into Air Warfare Ocifer Instead!

[JohnTan]

SINGAPORE - A woman helicopter pilot in the Republic of Singapore Air Force is suing a taxi driver for injury damages of at least $4 million, including loss of future earnings, after a car accident in 2014 left her unable to fly.

Captain Teng Ling Ying, 32, was an AH-64D Apache helicopter pilot and after the accident on July 8, 2014, her injuries, including to her wrist, put an end to her flying career.

She accuses cabby Ng Chiang Eng of being negligent as he failed to adhere to the red light traffic signal at a junction in Changi and failed to properly control the taxi, among other alleged wrondoing.


Capt Teng started her legal suit against Mr Ng in June last year, according to court documents.

Beside general damages that include future medical expenses, she is also claiming special damages such as medical, physiotherapy and transport expenses as well as pre-trial loss of earnings.

The special damages claims include $2,179,356 for loss of future earnings up till retirement from the RSAF at age 50 and $1,827,000 for loss of future earnings after retirement.

Along with other expenses and pre-trial loss of income, the special damages claimed totalled $4,072,134.

The general damages claimed were not stated in the court documents.

The High Court ordered in August last year (2017) that Mr Ng should bear full responsiblity, with damages to be assessed later.

The accident took place at about 6.40am when Capt Teng was driving a van at the junction of Upper Changi Road East and Upper Changi Road North when a Comfort taxi collided into her vehicle.

Her wrist, neck, shoulder and head were injured.

She subsequently faced difficulties manipulating fine controls, gripping for prolonged periods, and wrist pain limiting her wrist and forearm movements.

A specialist assessed she could no longer be a pilot as she was unable to maintain the fine dexrity and strength required.

The specialist added that she has permanent wrist instability and should refrain from any activities that may load the wrist.

She has been redeployed as an air warfare officer since January last year (2017).

Capt Teng had appeared in a Ministry of Defence video in 2013 in which she introduced herself as an Apache pilot in 120 Squadron. She was at Exercise Wallaby, held in Australia.

In the court papers, Mg Ng said he does not intend to contest the issue on liability on the cause of the accident.

But he claimed that any loss or damage suffered by CaptTeng were caused by her own failure to act reasonably to mitigate such loss or damage by seeking suitable gainful employment and/or medical care.

The case is set to go on trial in October and November (2018).

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...or-at-least-4m-after-wrist-injury-in-accident

 

[Sir_Fcuk]

poor insurance company. jialat

 

[Ang4MohTrump]

CUNT Comfort & their insurance company OBK, but driver need to pay insurance excess less than $1500. CUNT Comfort may terminate the driver. But that means they will have to refund driver's deposit $1000.

 

[halsey02]

At leas she still had a job & still earning a living & still can do hand job, despite the injuries. Right?

 

[AhMeng]

After getting $4m, she can quit SAF Liao. Hahaha...

 

[syed putra]

At leas she still had a job & still earning a living & still can do hand job, despite the injuries. Right?

Lower pay.

 

[halsey02]

Lower pay.

Lower pay better than NO PAY right!... the defendant lawyer should take this into consideration...she can't be flexible enough to fly a helicopter...but hand have enough speed to wank right? ha ha ha ha

 

[Tony Tan]

She got to thank the cabby for saving her cunt because she will die on the Junk Expensive Useless Apache as proven here:

 

[JohnTan]

She got to thank the cabby for saving her cunt because she will die on the Junk Expensive Useless Apache as proven here:

SAF warriors are the toughest. Very few of our SAF personnel die in the course of duty as compared to the US or Israeli military.

 

[Valium]

She has a point, she doesn't have what it takes to become a prostitute.. even if she can be a prostitute, she cannot give handjob with her broken wrists. Poor girl, she should ask for 40million.

 

[steffychun]

Is she suing him cause she can't have good sex?

 

[Tony Tan]

SAF warriors are the toughest. Very few of our SAF personnel die in the course of duty as compared to the US or Israeli military.

What about SAF Commando ownself dunking also died?

漏整裤!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Singapore_NSmen_who_died_in_training
List of Singapore NSmen who died in training


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Jump to navigation Jump to search
National service is a form of compulsory conscription in Singapore. Male citizens and second generation permanent residents are required to undergo a two-year stint to serve full-time in either the SAF, SCDF or the SPF.
Due to training safety regulations, training deaths are rare, but do occur from time to time. Below is a list of reported deaths resulted from training incidents:
Contents

• 1 1990s
• 2 2000s
• 3 2010s
• 4 References

1990s

• 9 March 1997 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Ronnie Tan Han Chong and Lance Corporal (LCP) Low Yin Tit were killed when a 155mm artillery round exploded in the barrel of a FH-2000 howitzer during a live-firing exercise conducted by the 23rd Battalion, Singapore Artillery of at the artillery range of Waiouru Army Camp, New Zealand. 12 other servicemen were injured in the incident, including a liaison officer from the New Zealand Army. The explosion was caused by a defective fuze supplied by the Chartered Ammunition Industries which failed to ensure that the fuzes procured by its contractor met military specifications.[1]

2000s

• 15 May 2002 - Lance-Corporal (LCP) (NS) Mohd Shahlan bin Abdul Rahim collapsed while taking his Individual Physical Proficiency Test at Clementi Camp. He died later that night at National University Hospital.[2]
• 21 August 2003 - Second Sergeant (2SG) Hu Enhuai of the Singapore Guards died from asphyxia and near drowning during a POW survival training course. Four commando officers conducting the training were jailed for carrying out inappropriate "dunking" procedure that led to his death.[3]
• 15 May 2008 - TSC Roslan Bin Saharo Collapsed shortly after commencing a trial Individual Physical Proficiency Test conducted at the Home Team Academy on 13 May 2008. He was reported to have been unwell before the run, and died in hospital two days later due to complications caused by heat stroke. Further enquiry found that he has failed to report that he had a fever, and insisted on continuing the run despite concerns from squad-mates
• 10 June 2008 - Recruit (REC) Andrew Cheah Wei Siong fainted during a 2 km training walk as part of the enhanced basic military training for obese recruits on Pulau Tekong. He was evacuated by helicopter to Singapore General Hospital and was pronounced dead.[4]
• 1 October 2008 - PTE Foo Wei Rong Joe, 20, collapsed in Lim Chu Kang Camp while doing pull-ups. He was later evacuated to Tengah Medical Centre, where the doctors tried to resuscitate him. He subsequently sent to National University Hospital while the medical doctor and medic continued their resuscitation attempt en route. He was later pronounced dead.[5][6]

2010s

• 17 April 2012 - Private (PTE) Dominique Sarron Lee Rui Feng, 21, died after experiencing breathing difficulties due to an allergic reaction to smoke grenades used during training at Lim Chu Kang.[7]
• 10 May 2012 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Tan Mou Sheng, 20, was pronounced dead at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital after he was involved in a training accident earlier in the day at the Marsiling training area. Tan was found pinned and unconscious under the jeep he was in after the driver, 3SG Cavin Tan, lost control of the vehicle.[8]
• 12 August 2012 - Lance Corporal (LCP) Muhammad Fahrurrazi Bin Salim, 20, went missing during a jungle training exercise in the Sungai Batu Apoi river, Temburong, Brunei. He was the coxswain in a convoy of four boats meant to support water crossing segment of the exercise. His body was found three days later, 200 metres from his last known position.[9]
• 15 September 2017 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Chan Hiang Cheng Gavin, 21, a Vehicle Commander from 41st Battalion Singapore Armoured Regiment, was involved in a vehicular incident at the Shoalwater Bay Training Area in Queensland, Australia at around 18:15 (Singapore time). Chan's Bionix Infantry Fighting Vehicle toppled sideways while he was guiding it out of difficult terrain.[10] Chan was heli-evacuated to Rockhampton Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at around 22:36 (Singapore time).[11]
• 30 April 2018 - Corporal First Class (CFC) Lee Han Xuan Dave, 19, a Guardsman from the 1st Battalion Singapore Guards, was found to display signs of heat injury at about 0835hrs on 18 Apr 2018 after he had just completed an 8km fast march at Bedok Camp. Lee was evacuated to the camp's medical centre and subsequently transferred to Changi General Hospital, where he was warded in the Intensive Care Unit. Lee's condition worsened during the hospitalisation and he was pronounced dead at 1732hrs on 30 Apr 2018.[12]
• 13 May 2018 - Corporal (CPL) Kok Yuen Chin, a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) Full-Time National Serviceman from Tuas View Fire Station, was found unconscious at the bottom of the fire station’s pump well. CPL Kok had been celebrating his impending ORD with his squad mates, and one of the activities involved throwing him into the pump well. CPL Kok did not resurface. CPL Kok was eventually pulled out from the well after the water had been drained. CPL Kok was then conveyed by ambulance to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. CPL Kok was pronounced dead at the hospital.[13][14]

 

[Semaj2357]

Lower pay better than NO PAY right!... the defendant lawyer should take this into consideration...she can't be flexible enough to fly a helicopter...but hand have enough speed to wank right? ha ha ha ha

but for concentrated head-point pressure that uses thumb and middle finger, the wrist action is hampered. furthermore, head-bobbing action was taken into consideration, as neck was also affected

Her wrist, neck, shoulder and head were injured.

 

[halsey02]

but for concentrated head-point pressure that uses thumb and middle finger, the wrist action is hampered. furthermore, head-bobbing action was taken into consideration, as neck was also affected

You mean can use her mouth to suck...

 

[Semaj2357]

You mean can use her mouth to suck...

can, but as stated, no head-bobbing action. only hipping by other party

 

[bushtucker]

After getting $4m, she can quit SAF Liao. Hahaha...

better and faster than waiting to tio toto.

 

[steffychun]

can, but as stated, no head-bobbing action. only hipping by other party

Was her CB damaged?

 

[JohnTan]

What about SAF Commando ownself dunking also died?

漏整裤!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Singapore_NSmen_who_died_in_training
List of Singapore NSmen who died in training


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Jump to navigation Jump to search
National service is a form of compulsory conscription in Singapore. Male citizens and second generation permanent residents are required to undergo a two-year stint to serve full-time in either the SAF, SCDF or the SPF.
Due to training safety regulations, training deaths are rare, but do occur from time to time. Below is a list of reported deaths resulted from training incidents:
Contents

• 1 1990s
• 2 2000s
• 3 2010s
• 4 References

1990s

• 9 March 1997 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Ronnie Tan Han Chong and Lance Corporal (LCP) Low Yin Tit were killed when a 155mm artillery round exploded in the barrel of a FH-2000 howitzer during a live-firing exercise conducted by the 23rd Battalion, Singapore Artillery of at the artillery range of Waiouru Army Camp, New Zealand. 12 other servicemen were injured in the incident, including a liaison officer from the New Zealand Army. The explosion was caused by a defective fuze supplied by the Chartered Ammunition Industries which failed to ensure that the fuzes procured by its contractor met military specifications.[1]

2000s

• 15 May 2002 - Lance-Corporal (LCP) (NS) Mohd Shahlan bin Abdul Rahim collapsed while taking his Individual Physical Proficiency Test at Clementi Camp. He died later that night at National University Hospital.[2]
• 21 August 2003 - Second Sergeant (2SG) Hu Enhuai of the Singapore Guards died from asphyxia and near drowning during a POW survival training course. Four commando officers conducting the training were jailed for carrying out inappropriate "dunking" procedure that led to his death.[3]
• 15 May 2008 - TSC Roslan Bin Saharo Collapsed shortly after commencing a trial Individual Physical Proficiency Test conducted at the Home Team Academy on 13 May 2008. He was reported to have been unwell before the run, and died in hospital two days later due to complications caused by heat stroke. Further enquiry found that he has failed to report that he had a fever, and insisted on continuing the run despite concerns from squad-mates
• 10 June 2008 - Recruit (REC) Andrew Cheah Wei Siong fainted during a 2 km training walk as part of the enhanced basic military training for obese recruits on Pulau Tekong. He was evacuated by helicopter to Singapore General Hospital and was pronounced dead.[4]
• 1 October 2008 - PTE Foo Wei Rong Joe, 20, collapsed in Lim Chu Kang Camp while doing pull-ups. He was later evacuated to Tengah Medical Centre, where the doctors tried to resuscitate him. He subsequently sent to National University Hospital while the medical doctor and medic continued their resuscitation attempt en route. He was later pronounced dead.[5][6]

2010s

• 17 April 2012 - Private (PTE) Dominique Sarron Lee Rui Feng, 21, died after experiencing breathing difficulties due to an allergic reaction to smoke grenades used during training at Lim Chu Kang.[7]
• 10 May 2012 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Tan Mou Sheng, 20, was pronounced dead at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital after he was involved in a training accident earlier in the day at the Marsiling training area. Tan was found pinned and unconscious under the jeep he was in after the driver, 3SG Cavin Tan, lost control of the vehicle.[8]
• 12 August 2012 - Lance Corporal (LCP) Muhammad Fahrurrazi Bin Salim, 20, went missing during a jungle training exercise in the Sungai Batu Apoi river, Temburong, Brunei. He was the coxswain in a convoy of four boats meant to support water crossing segment of the exercise. His body was found three days later, 200 metres from his last known position.[9]
• 15 September 2017 - Third Sergeant (3SG) Chan Hiang Cheng Gavin, 21, a Vehicle Commander from 41st Battalion Singapore Armoured Regiment, was involved in a vehicular incident at the Shoalwater Bay Training Area in Queensland, Australia at around 18:15 (Singapore time). Chan's Bionix Infantry Fighting Vehicle toppled sideways while he was guiding it out of difficult terrain.[10] Chan was heli-evacuated to Rockhampton Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at around 22:36 (Singapore time).[11]
• 30 April 2018 - Corporal First Class (CFC) Lee Han Xuan Dave, 19, a Guardsman from the 1st Battalion Singapore Guards, was found to display signs of heat injury at about 0835hrs on 18 Apr 2018 after he had just completed an 8km fast march at Bedok Camp. Lee was evacuated to the camp's medical centre and subsequently transferred to Changi General Hospital, where he was warded in the Intensive Care Unit. Lee's condition worsened during the hospitalisation and he was pronounced dead at 1732hrs on 30 Apr 2018.[12]
• 13 May 2018 - Corporal (CPL) Kok Yuen Chin, a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) Full-Time National Serviceman from Tuas View Fire Station, was found unconscious at the bottom of the fire station’s pump well. CPL Kok had been celebrating his impending ORD with his squad mates, and one of the activities involved throwing him into the pump well. CPL Kok did not resurface. CPL Kok was eventually pulled out from the well after the water had been drained. CPL Kok was then conveyed by ambulance to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. CPL Kok was pronounced dead at the hospital.[13][14]

Like I said, the number of SAF personnel KIA is very small. Look at the yankee death toll in comparison. Arlington cemetery. That's how good our SAF is.

 

[Semaj2357]

Was her CB damaged?

perhaps, maybe - but ralders and his wingman raiders would say the veg is still bonkable, can eat, don't waste!

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

At leas she still had a job & still earning a living & still can do hand job, despite the injuries. Right?

Actually she can earn more from performing a blowjob rather than a handjob