Corruption in SCDF and CNB

[GoldenDragon]

Eric is Francis Seow's "best friend" .

Hahaaaa. Eric Tan Chong Sian. He rejected post of DCP when offered. I doubt he wants to work under a small boy in the current CP. ET is miles ahead of NJH in terms of almost everything, even soccer!

 

[GoldenDragon]

A previous CPIB director and the current no. 3 were both caught having extramarital office affairs before their posting to CPIB.

My 'radio' missed the current no. 3! Poor reception perhaps.

 

[GoldenDragon]

A previous CPIB director and the current no. 3 were both caught having extramarital office affairs before their posting to CPIB.

Hang on a second. My 'radio' should be alright. Just checking - if 2 or more DDs who would you consider as no.3? Was this no.3 investigated by CPIB for 47 hrs and 59 minutes during the ALS fiasco?

 

[songsongjurong]

[video=youtube;ZcibM_ybiTw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcibM_ybiTw[/video]

 

[Khun Ying Pojaman]

"Time will prove that I am right that Ministers should be paid 2/3 of their private sector counterparts’ salaries of two years ago. This is the way to ensure that our government and system stay clean and honest, with able and dedicated men, who can stay in office for several terms, and develop the judgment that comes with experience". You need Ministers who will work for the public benefit, without having to worry about their families, or worse put aside a private pension for them.…"

 

[johnny333]

Can investigate lky?

Maybe the Lee's are doing spring cleaning, it is after all a CNY tradition

 

[UltimaOnline]

Notice that the new incoming Chiefs have been appointed to take over the appointments permanently, effective 1st Februrary, and not temporarily as acting-Chiefs (which is usually the case during investigations). This means the CPIB investigation has gone deep and far enough to confirm that the two Chiefs currently under investigation, will NOT have a chance of getting their old jobs back.

 

[zhihau]

National Computer Board ?

thought NCB is no more? it's called IDA currently, right?

 

[makapaaa]

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[TD="class: msgtxt"][h=2]Breaking News: SCDF Chief under CPIB investigation[/h]

January 24th, 2012

About 10 days ago, TR Emeritus received news from an anonymous tip-off that SCDF Commissioner Peter Benedict Lim Sin Pang was under CPIB investigation. However, at the time, TR Emeritus was unable to confirm the news from the various official channels with regard to the allegation.
The anonymous informant wrote:

To: General Enquiries
From: secret informer
Message:
Singapore Civil Defence Force commissioner Peter Benedict Lim Sin Pang is under investigation by CPIB. He was brought in on last Thursday (5 January 2011). AC Eric Yap will take over his duties. The rumours going around say that it also involves Director Technology Department. The accusation implicated receiving money and sexual favours from ST in exchange for purchasing IT products.
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In the allegation, the informant implied that SCDF Commissioner Peter Lim has stopped work because of the investigation and his duties were taken over by AC Eric Yap Wee Teck. The informant also alleged that the corruptions involved a company supplying IT products to SCDF and that the Director of the Technology Department may be involved. Money and sexual favours were reported to have been received.
However, the news was finally confirmed by Wanbao:

日期: 24/01/2012, 新闻来源: 联合晚报

[h=1]民防总监林新邦涉贪停职
肃毒局长黄文艺被召问话[/h]民防部队（Singapore Civil Defence Force, SCDF）总监林新邦（Peter Lim Sin Pang）涉贪停职一个月，中央肃毒局（Central Narcotics Bureau, CNB）局长黄文艺（Ng Boon Gay）也被传召问话！
《联合晚报》接获惊人消息，指民防总监林新邦（51岁），日前被贪污调查局传召问话，他事后被停职一个月，专车的使用权也被遞夺。
除了林新邦，中央肃毒局局长黄文艺（45岁）也牵扯其中，同样被贪污调查局传召问话。
黄文艺在案子中扮演的角色不得而知，但根据消息来源，整个案件的侦办方向，似乎与金钱与女色有关！
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Wanbao reported today (24 Jan) that the SCDF Commissioner Peter Lim Sin Pang, 51, was alleged to be involved in corruption and was suspended from duties for 1 month. Six other SCDF officials, including two of senior rank, are being questioned. Wanbao further reported that CNB Chief Ng Boon Gay has also been “summoned for questioning”.
Wanbao revealed it has received the shocking news that Peter Lim was earlier summoned by CPIB for questioning. Thereafter he was suspended for 1 month. The privilege for him to use SCDF car was revoked.
Wanbao also mentioned that money and sexual favours may be involved.
Peter Lim joined SCDF in 1987 as an Engineering Service Officer.
In the course of his career with SCDF, Lim has held amongst others, the appointments of Commander 1st CD Division; Head Operations Department; Head Joint Ops Planning (concurrent Head Joint Emergency Planning) in MHA; Director of Civil Defence Academy; AssistantCommissioner (General Staff) before being appointed as Deputy Commissioner SCDF on 1 June 2005.
On 20 May 2009, Peter Lim took over the top position of Commissioner SCDF from James Tan after the latter retired.
Peter Lim is a scholar. He received his Diplom-Ingenieur engineering degree in Hamburg, Germany in 1986 under a PSC-Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft scholarship.
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Update
Straits Times has just published its breaking news at 11:37am confirming that both SCDF and CNB chiefs are under probe [Link].
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[laksaboy]

"Time will prove that I am right that Ministers should be paid 2/3 of their private sector counterparts’ salaries of two years ago. This is the way to ensure that our government and system stay clean and honest, with able and dedicated men, who can stay in office for several terms, and develop the judgment that comes with experience". You need Ministers who will work for the public benefit, without having to worry about their families, or worse put aside a private pension for them.…"

Let's see... you got eugenics totally wrong, therefore those other things which you speak of must be accurate, right?

Exceptional Familee Genes:

 

[cheowyonglee]

Can investigate lky?

I chop off my dick if they were to!!!

 

[GoldenDragon]

I chop off my dick if they were to!!!

Your dick is very safe. No need to worry.

 

[Mdm Tang]

wow , last count more than

5,000 hits on this thread.

Real hot news.


a) maybe its time to review and up
middle to senior officers salaries
both in the Scdf and SPF . For
eg : a top tier cabby easily earns
more than a ASP :(

b) could it be 'pay back' time ?
a set-up or entrapment or
something like that . Revenge ? :(

 

[vamjok]

shit i foresee in the nearby future the minister is going to use this case to raise their salary even further. their logic.....to prevent corruption...

 

[Mdm Tang]

Take away the top 1,000 and

the next 9,000 safe to conclude that

we are all underpaid. Not only that

a big portion go to our insane ecpensive

housing and transport !!!

 

[scroobal]

Small boy, quite meek, went to Malaysia to bonk but told wife on Police Ops.

My 'radio' missed the current no. 3! Poor reception perhaps.

 

[scroobal]

Yep. Best outcome is a special post with nothing to do.

Notice that the new incoming Chiefs have been appointed to take over the appointments permanently, effective 1st Februrary, and not temporarily as acting-Chiefs (which is usually the case during investigations). This means the CPIB investigation has gone deep and far enough to confirm that the two Chiefs currently under investigation, will NOT have a chance of getting their old jobs back.

 

[Mdm Tang]

The Straits Times Pg A8

 

[Mdm Tang]

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TNP Pg 4 , 25 Jan 12

 

[Mdm Tang]

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TNP pg 5