Seems like this man said he has not been receiving help for ONE Year.
That's the problem when your MP tries to play GOD. God will punish them. How can you truly tell if a person needs help or not?
Some people can dress up really nicely but have no money in their pockets. There are those that live in 3 rooms HDB but drive around in Merc S Class.
Like I said before, there will be more of such cases. Only when a BIG incident occur will the MIWs start to listen with both ears. Now all pretend to hear with ear plugs on.
From: SGNEWSALTE 2:03 am
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Seems like more and more poor people are damn tulan with PAP MPs. Denise Phua got threaten by karang guni man. You all know why? Because she came out with this devious plan to charge daily rental for 2nd-good seller in Sungei Rd, which used to be free in the past. All the vendors there are cursing her like mad.
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_334104.html
Charged with threat on MP
By Elena Chong
'I am willing to apologise to the MP (Denise Phua, left) and to the police as well. I have not been receiving any help for one year,' the accused said.
A RAG-and-bone man was hauled to court on Wednesday for threatening to cause hurt to Jalan Besar GRC Member of Parliament Denise Phua.
Ng Kim Ngweng, 49, allegedly committed the criminal intimidation by telling a Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports customer service officer over the phone: 'I cannot take this anymore and I don't know what I'll do one day, I can't be sure on that .... How can you don't hit her? I get angry when I see her so how can I don't hit her?''
The alleged offence took place at his Crawford Lane home on Jan 12 - a day after Yio Chu Kang MP Seng Han Thong was set on fire by a former cabby at a community event.
In the dock, a tanned-looking Ng pleaded to the court to release him for a few days so that he could clear up the newspapers at home which might pose a fire hazard.
He said he had no one to bail him out and could not afford if the personal bond was high.
Ng told District Judge Toh Yung Cheong he did not intimidate anyone.
'I was just making a complaint to the Prime Minister. I was given this number to call MCYS and I was told that I could say anything. So I just voiced out my opinion,'' he said.
He admitted he had said the wrong thing and was sorry.
'I am willing to apologise to the MP and to the police as well. I have not been receiving any help for one year,' he added.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Imran Abdul Hamid objected to the personal bond, saying he was a flight risk, and that police had waited for him the whole day on Tuesday.
While the DPP was talking, Ng talked non-stop in Mandarin, prompting the judge to say that from the way he was acting, it appeared that he was suffering from some mental illness.
The DPP, however, could not confirm if he had a psychiatric history although Ng had been to the Institute of Mental Health before.
Bail of $50,000 was set. The case was adjourned to Feb 17.
That's the problem when your MP tries to play GOD. God will punish them. How can you truly tell if a person needs help or not?
Some people can dress up really nicely but have no money in their pockets. There are those that live in 3 rooms HDB but drive around in Merc S Class.
Like I said before, there will be more of such cases. Only when a BIG incident occur will the MIWs start to listen with both ears. Now all pretend to hear with ear plugs on.
From: SGNEWSALTE 2:03 am
To: ALL (1 of 30)
6423.1
Seems like more and more poor people are damn tulan with PAP MPs. Denise Phua got threaten by karang guni man. You all know why? Because she came out with this devious plan to charge daily rental for 2nd-good seller in Sungei Rd, which used to be free in the past. All the vendors there are cursing her like mad.
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_334104.html
Charged with threat on MP
By Elena Chong
'I am willing to apologise to the MP (Denise Phua, left) and to the police as well. I have not been receiving any help for one year,' the accused said.
A RAG-and-bone man was hauled to court on Wednesday for threatening to cause hurt to Jalan Besar GRC Member of Parliament Denise Phua.
Ng Kim Ngweng, 49, allegedly committed the criminal intimidation by telling a Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports customer service officer over the phone: 'I cannot take this anymore and I don't know what I'll do one day, I can't be sure on that .... How can you don't hit her? I get angry when I see her so how can I don't hit her?''
The alleged offence took place at his Crawford Lane home on Jan 12 - a day after Yio Chu Kang MP Seng Han Thong was set on fire by a former cabby at a community event.
In the dock, a tanned-looking Ng pleaded to the court to release him for a few days so that he could clear up the newspapers at home which might pose a fire hazard.
He said he had no one to bail him out and could not afford if the personal bond was high.
Ng told District Judge Toh Yung Cheong he did not intimidate anyone.
'I was just making a complaint to the Prime Minister. I was given this number to call MCYS and I was told that I could say anything. So I just voiced out my opinion,'' he said.
He admitted he had said the wrong thing and was sorry.
'I am willing to apologise to the MP and to the police as well. I have not been receiving any help for one year,' he added.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Imran Abdul Hamid objected to the personal bond, saying he was a flight risk, and that police had waited for him the whole day on Tuesday.
While the DPP was talking, Ng talked non-stop in Mandarin, prompting the judge to say that from the way he was acting, it appeared that he was suffering from some mental illness.
The DPP, however, could not confirm if he had a psychiatric history although Ng had been to the Institute of Mental Health before.
Bail of $50,000 was set. The case was adjourned to Feb 17.
