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India shitskin bastards attack local kids with fire extinguisher.
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Why should these shit skins be shielded from their crimes? They should be dragged out, shamed and flogged.
Sounds like a correct outcome.
Please apply some kerosene to your whip and light it with fire before flogging. Then spray the contents of the fire extinguisher into their black stinking holes.
These cunts can behave obnoxiously brazen because of this unlimited out of jail free pass given to them.
Dunno. If local shitskin, fuck them. If CECA shitskin, fuck them, the pap, and fuck off from my island paradise.
Fucking indian cheebye kia, grab that fucking bastard and slit his throat.
That indian bastard should be killed on the spot.
https://forums.fuckwarezone.com.sg/...ye-yet-family-acts-like-victim.6753541/page-9
https://forums.fuckwarezone.com.sg/...ye-yet-family-acts-like-victim.6753541/page-9
Shitskin bastards.
LINK IF NOT VISIBLE
Part 1
22 May 2022. A day that ended badly, with inconsiderate fellow diners and an irresponsible dining establishment. The latter, an established one at that @Burger King Coastal PlayGrove.
Being a weekend, and after supplementary classes for 3 children, 2 families decided to bring the children to the water themed playground at Coastal PlayGrove in the evening.
The kids had fun. And we decided to head for dinner at around 6.50pm. We were contemplating MacDonald’s, but decided to go with Burger King due to proximity and lesser crowd. It would be hard getting a table at Mac for 8 (me and husband, our 23-month old twins, my parents, and nephew and his mum aka my sister-in-law, JoAnne Reis Lim
Bad decision. We reached Burger King at 6.55pm and made our order by 7pm. It was a long weight - even as the crowd is nothing compared to what we would experience at Mac during peak periods. 7.15pm.
Joanne and myself were at the counter waiting for our order and we heard a loud bang (as if there were an explosion. There was suddenly a lot of white and powdery smoke coming from the left side of where we were standing ( where my parents and the children were seated)
I thought someone started a fire and quickly rushed back to the table. Turned out to be a fire extinguisher activated by an Indian boy, estimated to be ~ 10 - 12 years of age.
Sitting immediately beside the extinguisher were my mum, older twin girl, and nephew. Mind you, the nozzle of the extinguisher was facing them.
Unsurprisingly, the white smoke affected my older girl and nephew. My girl, who just started talking proper words barely a month ago, was mumbling “itchy itchy” while rubbing her eyes.
My nephew was rubbing his eye frantically and his eye turned red. I shouted loudly to ask my SIL to quickly bring him to a washroom to rinse his eye.
I started to fumble abit cos my mum told me Averie complained her eye were itchy. The 2 adult males from the neighbouring table from where the Indian boy was sat, walked over and said his boy was mischievous but that this was a small matter. And the were attempting to leave the restaurant.
From fumbling, I became surprised and subsequently angry. That they kept harping that this incident was a small matter was not helping.
Given their attitude and because 2 children were affected, I called the police at 7.30pm.
Another milestone of the incident. That was a good 20 minutes after the extinguisher was activated by the Indian boy. No staff came to assist us. Angrily, I went to the counter and shouted for the manager to come out.
My husband chided the manager for taking that long to step forward. Another surprise I got: “the manager exclaimed that the restaurant was facing a long queue and cannot render us assistance.
Moreover, the safety pin was missing and hence not the restaurant’s fault.”
I was glad my hubby responded that Burger King, being the premise owner, should ensure the fire extinguisher is secured so that it could not be abused. @SDCF Totally made sense.
After he learnt that I had called the police, he said nothing he can do. He went back to the kitchen.
He didn't even bother to offer us any help, assistance, any medication attention.
He didn't even check on the children or my mum.
Police and paramedics soon arrived.
The paramedics did some preliminary checks and brought Isaac up onto the ambulance to wash down his eye again. They then advised us to monitor the children over the next 2 days for reactions from the extinguisher’s chemical agents while the police took our statements separately.
Up to this point, no assistance were given to us by any of the Burger King manager and their staff I asked the manager to give us some warm water for the children, he did not follow up. It was like the whole incident has nothing to do with them, the premise owner.
Instead of dining in, we asked for to-go.
And we only managed to have our dinner at 9ish.
And guess what? We were shortchanged for this > $90 order. 1 cup of tea, 1 cup of coke float, 1 icecream, 1 cheese fries and 1 fried fries were missing.
What a day. Inconsiderate diners who did not take care of their children and their conduct. An irresponsible dining establishment that deprioritise patron’s safety and well being. Imagine a misused and empty fire extinguisher during a fire incident. Enough said…
Head over to my IG @pillowlim to see those video
LINK IF NOT VISIBLE
Part 1
22 May 2022. A day that ended badly, with inconsiderate fellow diners and an irresponsible dining establishment. The latter, an established one at that @Burger King Coastal PlayGrove.
Being a weekend, and after supplementary classes for 3 children, 2 families decided to bring the children to the water themed playground at Coastal PlayGrove in the evening.
The kids had fun. And we decided to head for dinner at around 6.50pm. We were contemplating MacDonald’s, but decided to go with Burger King due to proximity and lesser crowd. It would be hard getting a table at Mac for 8 (me and husband, our 23-month old twins, my parents, and nephew and his mum aka my sister-in-law, JoAnne Reis Lim
Bad decision. We reached Burger King at 6.55pm and made our order by 7pm. It was a long weight - even as the crowd is nothing compared to what we would experience at Mac during peak periods. 7.15pm.
Joanne and myself were at the counter waiting for our order and we heard a loud bang (as if there were an explosion. There was suddenly a lot of white and powdery smoke coming from the left side of where we were standing ( where my parents and the children were seated)
I thought someone started a fire and quickly rushed back to the table. Turned out to be a fire extinguisher activated by an Indian boy, estimated to be ~ 10 - 12 years of age.
Sitting immediately beside the extinguisher were my mum, older twin girl, and nephew. Mind you, the nozzle of the extinguisher was facing them.
Unsurprisingly, the white smoke affected my older girl and nephew. My girl, who just started talking proper words barely a month ago, was mumbling “itchy itchy” while rubbing her eyes.
My nephew was rubbing his eye frantically and his eye turned red. I shouted loudly to ask my SIL to quickly bring him to a washroom to rinse his eye.
I started to fumble abit cos my mum told me Averie complained her eye were itchy. The 2 adult males from the neighbouring table from where the Indian boy was sat, walked over and said his boy was mischievous but that this was a small matter. And the were attempting to leave the restaurant.
From fumbling, I became surprised and subsequently angry. That they kept harping that this incident was a small matter was not helping.
Given their attitude and because 2 children were affected, I called the police at 7.30pm.
Another milestone of the incident. That was a good 20 minutes after the extinguisher was activated by the Indian boy. No staff came to assist us. Angrily, I went to the counter and shouted for the manager to come out.
My husband chided the manager for taking that long to step forward. Another surprise I got: “the manager exclaimed that the restaurant was facing a long queue and cannot render us assistance.
Moreover, the safety pin was missing and hence not the restaurant’s fault.”
I was glad my hubby responded that Burger King, being the premise owner, should ensure the fire extinguisher is secured so that it could not be abused. @SDCF Totally made sense.
After he learnt that I had called the police, he said nothing he can do. He went back to the kitchen.
He didn't even bother to offer us any help, assistance, any medication attention.
He didn't even check on the children or my mum.
Police and paramedics soon arrived.
The paramedics did some preliminary checks and brought Isaac up onto the ambulance to wash down his eye again. They then advised us to monitor the children over the next 2 days for reactions from the extinguisher’s chemical agents while the police took our statements separately.
Up to this point, no assistance were given to us by any of the Burger King manager and their staff I asked the manager to give us some warm water for the children, he did not follow up. It was like the whole incident has nothing to do with them, the premise owner.
Instead of dining in, we asked for to-go.
And we only managed to have our dinner at 9ish.
And guess what? We were shortchanged for this > $90 order. 1 cup of tea, 1 cup of coke float, 1 icecream, 1 cheese fries and 1 fried fries were missing.
What a day. Inconsiderate diners who did not take care of their children and their conduct. An irresponsible dining establishment that deprioritise patron’s safety and well being. Imagine a misused and empty fire extinguisher during a fire incident. Enough said…
Head over to my IG @pillowlim to see those video
Fucking Indian Nuisance Shitskins.
Part 2.
I would also like to share more about my family’s experience and interaction with this particular Burger King outlet at Coastal PlayGroove.
On top of the duty manager’s reaction shared in my previous post, I should also share my conversation with him.
While we were waiting for the police to arrive on scene, I noticed new diners moving into and seating in the same affected area. I suggested to that the duty manager may want to cordon off the area to preserve diners’ health and well-being. Clearly, because the powdery dust or residue were still "flying and settling down" in the air especially at the area that we were seated. We know, while fire extinguisher powder is non-toxic, it is not entirely safe, right?
I received a classic response - that the Burger King outlet is on experiencing long queue at the moment. I am inclined to think the higher load makes it even more important to cordon the affected area. Clearly, my suggestion fell on deaf ears.
Simply, the duty manage told me; "There is nothing I do or to stop these people from sitting down here.. "
I go on to ask him, if there is any Senior Manager can assist us or help with the situation. His reply in one word, " No". I asked the duly manager for the Senior Manager cellphone, and he told me; " even if you call him now there is nothing he can do, cos he is having his vacation in another country"
I went on to ask for BK SG HQ number. Unwillingly, he told me, " You can try calling this number 66364592 tomorrow"
And immediately, he told us there were huge orders in the kitchen and he really need to go back to the kitchen. I just couldn't react to it at that instant.
Then, there was my request to the duty manager for the restaurant to provide warm water to the kids, since they would have inhaled the powdered chemical agents, toxic or not. Similarly, fell on deaf ear.
Me and my family have to fend for ourselves for an incident that happened in the restaurant’s premise that happened in the first place because they failed to ensure the extinguisher was secured.
A restaurant that does not take due diligence to safeguard the well-being of their diners. Decide for yourself.
Part 2.
I would also like to share more about my family’s experience and interaction with this particular Burger King outlet at Coastal PlayGroove.
On top of the duty manager’s reaction shared in my previous post, I should also share my conversation with him.
While we were waiting for the police to arrive on scene, I noticed new diners moving into and seating in the same affected area. I suggested to that the duty manager may want to cordon off the area to preserve diners’ health and well-being. Clearly, because the powdery dust or residue were still "flying and settling down" in the air especially at the area that we were seated. We know, while fire extinguisher powder is non-toxic, it is not entirely safe, right?
I received a classic response - that the Burger King outlet is on experiencing long queue at the moment. I am inclined to think the higher load makes it even more important to cordon the affected area. Clearly, my suggestion fell on deaf ears.
Simply, the duty manage told me; "There is nothing I do or to stop these people from sitting down here.. "
I go on to ask him, if there is any Senior Manager can assist us or help with the situation. His reply in one word, " No". I asked the duly manager for the Senior Manager cellphone, and he told me; " even if you call him now there is nothing he can do, cos he is having his vacation in another country"
I went on to ask for BK SG HQ number. Unwillingly, he told me, " You can try calling this number 66364592 tomorrow"
And immediately, he told us there were huge orders in the kitchen and he really need to go back to the kitchen. I just couldn't react to it at that instant.
Then, there was my request to the duty manager for the restaurant to provide warm water to the kids, since they would have inhaled the powdered chemical agents, toxic or not. Similarly, fell on deaf ear.
Me and my family have to fend for ourselves for an incident that happened in the restaurant’s premise that happened in the first place because they failed to ensure the extinguisher was secured.
A restaurant that does not take due diligence to safeguard the well-being of their diners. Decide for yourself.
The Manager did his calculations. He was already being fucked by the incident, and if he spent time on the victims and neglected the huge orders, he would be fucked again by waiting customers and Grab deliveroos. Then all the hell would break loose.
The parents should be punished for the kids' mischief. Since the Ah Neh said it was a small matter, the victim should have turned around and sprayed the Fire Extinguisher at the shitlets.
The parents should be punished for the kids' mischief. Since the Ah Neh said it was a small matter, the victim should have turned around and sprayed the Fire Extinguisher at the shitlets.
The shitskin family and their shitlets should be sentenced to death.
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Farah Daley
Posted on 24 May 2022 | 6,611 views | 8 comments | 38 reading now
This story was submitted via Stomp App contribution.
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The police are investigating an incident where a child allegedly sprayed a fire extinguisher at two other children in a Burger King outlet at East Coast Park on Sunday evening (May 22).
A series of TikTok videos were uploaded showing an argument that had erupted between two families after the alleged incident happened.
According to the videos, TikTok user Kakading said a child was allegedly playing with a fire extinguisher that was attached to a pillar in the Burger King outlet and had accidentally sprayed it at the other children.
A woman who is believed to be the mother of one of the children is heard shouting: "You all [can't do this]!"
In another video, police officers and paramedics are at the scene. According to Kakading, they arrived within 10 minutes of being called.
"He looked clearly scared when Kid A's parent (the victim's parents) shouted at them, preventing them from leaving, while calling the police.
In response to a Stomp query, the police said they were alerted to a case of rash act at 902 East Coast Park at about 7.35pm.
Facebook user Irene Lim, the mother of one of the children affected, shared her account of what happened on Facebook.
She said she was waiting for her family's order at the counter when she heard an explosion.
"There was suddenly a lot of white and powdery smoke coming from the left side of where we were standing (where my parents and the children were seated).
She rushed back to the table and found that the fire extinguisher had been activated by a boy she believes to be around 10 to 12 years old.
She said her mother, older twin daughter, and nephew were seated next to the extinguisher and the nozzle was facing them.
"Unsurprisingly, the white smoke affected my older girl and nephew," she said.
"My girl, who just started talking proper words barely a month ago, was mumbling 'itchy itchy' while rubbing her eyes.
"My nephew was rubbing his eye frantically and his eye turned red.
"I shouted loudly to ask my [sister-in-law] to quickly bring him to a washroom to rinse his eye."
She then alleged that two adult males from the boy's family walked over and said the boy was mischievous but that it was a "small matter" before attempting to leave the restaurant.
"From fumbling, I became surprised and subsequently angry," Irene said.
"That they kept harping that this incident was a small matter was not helping.
"Given their attitude and because two children were affected, I called the police at 7.30pm."
She added that no staff from the fast-food outlet came to assist her family.
When she and her husband called the manager out, he allegedly said "the safety pin was missing and hence not the restaurant's fault".
"I was glad my hubby responded that Burger King, being the premise owner, should ensure the fire extinguisher is secured so that it could not be abused."
She said after the police and paramedics arrived, they were advised to monitor the children over the next two days for reactions from the extinguisher's chemical agents.
In the end, the family had their dinner after 9pm and reportedly did not receive their full order.
According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force's (SCDF) code of practice for the use and maintenance of portable fire extinguishers, the fire extinguishers should have both a safety pin and seal for it.
In response to a Stomp query, a Burger King spokesman said: "Burger King Singapore is aware of the incident that occurred on Sunday, May 22 at Burger King Coastal Play Grove.
"We have launched an internal investigation to better understand the incident and we have reached out to Ms Lim directly."
FUCKING INDIANS
Police investigating rash act involving child spraying fire extinguisher at other children at Burger King
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Farah Daley
Posted on 24 May 2022 | 6,611 views | 8 comments | 38 reading nowThis story was submitted via Stomp App contribution.
Click here to submit a story or submit it to our WhatsApp.
The police are investigating an incident where a child allegedly sprayed a fire extinguisher at two other children in a Burger King outlet at East Coast Park on Sunday evening (May 22).
A series of TikTok videos were uploaded showing an argument that had erupted between two families after the alleged incident happened.
According to the videos, TikTok user Kakading said a child was allegedly playing with a fire extinguisher that was attached to a pillar in the Burger King outlet and had accidentally sprayed it at the other children.
A woman who is believed to be the mother of one of the children is heard shouting: "You all [can't do this]!"
A man, presumed to be the first child's father, repeatedly apologises to the other family.
In another video, police officers and paramedics are at the scene. According to Kakading, they arrived within 10 minutes of being called.
He added that the child that was playing with the fire extinguisher was shocked when the extinguisher "exploded".
"He looked clearly scared when Kid A's parent (the victim's parents) shouted at them, preventing them from leaving, while calling the police.
In response to a Stomp query, the police said they were alerted to a case of rash act at 902 East Coast Park at about 7.35pm.
Facebook user Irene Lim, the mother of one of the children affected, shared her account of what happened on Facebook.
She said she was waiting for her family's order at the counter when she heard an explosion.
"There was suddenly a lot of white and powdery smoke coming from the left side of where we were standing (where my parents and the children were seated).
She rushed back to the table and found that the fire extinguisher had been activated by a boy she believes to be around 10 to 12 years old.
She said her mother, older twin daughter, and nephew were seated next to the extinguisher and the nozzle was facing them.
"Unsurprisingly, the white smoke affected my older girl and nephew," she said.
"My girl, who just started talking proper words barely a month ago, was mumbling 'itchy itchy' while rubbing her eyes.
"My nephew was rubbing his eye frantically and his eye turned red.
"I shouted loudly to ask my [sister-in-law] to quickly bring him to a washroom to rinse his eye."
She then alleged that two adult males from the boy's family walked over and said the boy was mischievous but that it was a "small matter" before attempting to leave the restaurant.
"From fumbling, I became surprised and subsequently angry," Irene said.
"That they kept harping that this incident was a small matter was not helping.
"Given their attitude and because two children were affected, I called the police at 7.30pm."
She added that no staff from the fast-food outlet came to assist her family.
When she and her husband called the manager out, he allegedly said "the safety pin was missing and hence not the restaurant's fault".
"I was glad my hubby responded that Burger King, being the premise owner, should ensure the fire extinguisher is secured so that it could not be abused."
She said after the police and paramedics arrived, they were advised to monitor the children over the next two days for reactions from the extinguisher's chemical agents.
In the end, the family had their dinner after 9pm and reportedly did not receive their full order.
According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force's (SCDF) code of practice for the use and maintenance of portable fire extinguishers, the fire extinguishers should have both a safety pin and seal for it.
In response to a Stomp query, a Burger King spokesman said: "Burger King Singapore is aware of the incident that occurred on Sunday, May 22 at Burger King Coastal Play Grove.
"We have launched an internal investigation to better understand the incident and we have reached out to Ms Lim directly."
FUCKING INDIANS
Together with their tag team and badly brought up shit-lets they are creating a lot of unnecessarily jobs for Singapore.
https://theindependent.sg/singaporeans-take-back-mandarin-gardens-from-indian-expats/
https://theindependent.sg/singaporeans-take-back-mandarin-gardens-from-indian-expats/
I knew it. Indians from India can do all kinds of shit to you and tell you it's "small matter".
Police will not file charges, u believe?
because they are foreigners.
