Law & Order is BAD in Sinkieland nowadays...

[ILovePAP]

Even as a PAP supporter, I also believe that Singapore is far less safe today. Perhaps the police lacks resources for the influx of people into singapore. There is definitely room for improvement. I also agree that 10000 loanshark harassment cases is far too much. Thefts and robberies now so common. Molest cases as well. I would rate SPF 6/10. They have to buckup. Otherwise it will not be good for singaporeans.

Fuck lah... the fact is that the PAP may have lost the political will and SPF is now a crabby organisation when it comes to tackling crimes like loanshark harassment cases.

We need new leadership in SPF. PAP needs to galvanise the Home Ministry.

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

Fuck lah... the fact is that the PAP may have lost the political will and SPF is now a crabby organisation when it comes to tackling crimes like loanshark harassment cases.

We need new leadership in SPF. PAP needs to galvanise the Home Ministry.

Used the wrong nick to reply?

 

[ILovePAP]

Used the wrong nick to reply?

Nope... i am a good PAP supporter. If it is wrong, it is wrong.

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

Nope... i am a good PAP supporter. If it is wrong, it is wrong.

Fuck lah.....

 

[ILovePAP]

Fuck lah.....

You will know thatt i am no blind lover of PAP unlike clowns eg kopi etc. I CALL A SPADE A SPADE. I support PAP cos it is still the better if 2 evils.

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

You will know thatt i am no blind lover of PAP unlike clowns eg kopi etc. I CALL A SPADE A SPADE. I support PAP cos it is still the better if 2 evils.

Fuck lah.....

 

[ILovePAP]

Fuck lah.....

If u can convince me Oppo can form a proper averagely run govt, i will consider voting them. Otherwise, its PAP for me despite some failings here and there.

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

If u can convince me Oppo can form a proper averagely run govt, i will consider voting them. Otherwise, its PAP for me despite some failings here and there.

Fuck lah.....

 

[ILovePAP]

Fuck lah.....

You seem to have a brain retardation problem... suggest u take sone medicine

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

You seem to have a brain retardation problem... suggest u take sone medicine

Fuck lah.....

 

[escher]

You will know thatt i am no blind lover of PAP unlike clowns eg kopi etc. I CALL A SPADE A SPADE. I support PAP cos it is still the better if 2 evils.

There are no evils like the evil of the PAP.
No 2 ways about it when you consider the smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY who crafted PAP in his image of a fucking bastard evil like hell and self serving greedy scum of society

 

[ILovePAP]

There are no evils like the evil of the PAP.
No 2 ways about it when you consider the smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY who crafted PAP in his image of a fucking bastard evil like hell and self serving greedy scum of society

You are biased. No one is perfect. Whether PAP or Oppo. Its all abt relativity.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

For Sam - see for yourself!

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Man arrested for molest of woman on MRT train

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - Police have arrested a 17-year-old who is believed to be responsible for a case of outrage of modesty committed on board an MRT train.

On Aug 13, 2013 at about 8.20pm, police were informed of a case of outrage of modesty that had occurred on board a north-bound MRT train. Officers from the Police Transport Security Command and Ang Mo Kio Police Division responded swiftly and the suspect was placed under arrest for Outrage of Modesty. Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim had raised the alarm and informed a fellow passenger on the train when she felt her modesty was being outraged by the suspect. The passenger then assisted to detain the suspect together with the train station staff until police arrival shortly after.

Investigations against the suspect are on-going. An offence of Outrage of Modesty carries a jail term up to 2 years, or fined and also be liable to caning, upon conviction.

Commander of Ang Mo Kio Police Division, Assistant Commissioner of Police (AC) Keok Tong San, commended the passenger who detained the suspect, as well as the assistance rendered by the MRT staff at the station, which resulted in the arrest of the suspect. AC Keok also advised the public to stay vigilant at all times and remain calm should they encounter such crimes while travelling on public transport. They should raise the alarm immediately for other members of public to help, call '999' and inform the bus/train driver immediately to report the matter.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

Yet another!

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Man, 19, steals motorcycle for joyride

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - A 19-year-old man believed to be involved in a case of motorcycle theft has been arrested by the police.

On July 3, the victim lodged a police report informing that his motorcycle had been stolen in the open car park in the vicinity of Yishun Ring Road.

Officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division managed to establish the identity of the suspect after extensive ground enquiries.

The stolen motorcycle was subsequently recovered at a service road in the vicinity of Fernvale Road on July 5.

The suspect was subsequently arrested in the vicinity of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 on Aug 14.

He will be charged in court on Aug 16 for Theft of Motor Vehicle, which carries a maximum jail term of seven years imprisonment and shall also be liable to a fine.

Commander of Ang Mo Kio Police Division, Assistant Commissioner of Police Keok Tong San commended the officers' relentless pursuit of leads which led to the arrest of the suspect.

He also advised all motorcycle owners to always keep their vehicle keys with them and not to leave the keys unattended on the motorcycle.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

Even more by the day!

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22 suspects arrested at Geylang and Yishun for gambling activities


AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - The police have arrested 22 suspects aged between 35 and 78 in two separate raids conducted across the island for assisting in operating and gaming in illegal gambling dens.

In the first raid, four suspects were arrested by officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division in a seven-hour operation at a unit located along Yishun Street 72.

One of the suspect was arrested in the vicinity for possession of obscene materials and suspected consumption of controlled drugs. He was believed to be on the way to the illegal gambling den.

17 modified computers, other gaming paraphernalia and cash amounting to about $400 were seized as case exhibits.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the 65-year-old suspect was responsible for managing the unit for the purpose of gambling while the remaining two suspects were believed to be patrons. Investigations against the remaining suspect, 55, are still on-going.

In the second raid, officers from both Bedok Police Division and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) arrested 18 suspects in a shophouse along Geylang Road, where two of the units masqueraded as an association.

Preliminary investigation revealed that two of the suspects were assisting in operating the said association as an illegal gambling den, while the rest were gambling den patrons.

Six mahjong tables and six sets of mahjong tiles were seized as case exhibits.

15 of the suspects from both raids will be charged in court on August 16, while investigations against the remaining suspects are on-going.

Any person found guilty of Assisting To Manage A Place Used As A Common Gaming House under Section 4(1) (c) of the Common Gaming Houses Act, shall be fined up to $50,000 and shall also be punished a jail term up to three years.

As for the patrons, any person convicted of an offence of Gaming in a Common Gaming House under Section 7 of the Common Gaming Houses Act, shall be liable on conviction to a fine up to $5,000 or a jail term up to six months, or both.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

More Loanshark harassment cases

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Police nabs man for loanshark activities after tip-off

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - A 48-year old man has been arrested by officers from Jurong Police Division after receiving a tip-off.

The man, who was a debtor-turned-runner for loanshark syndicates, was nabbed for loansharking activities on Aug 14.

Two handphones and three Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards found in his possession were seized as case exhibits.

According to preliminary investigations, the man procured ATM cards and harassment tools for loanshark syndicates.

The suspect will be charged in court on August 16.

If found guilty, he may be fined not less than $30,000 and not more than $300,000, be imprisoned for a term not exceeding four years and also be liable to be caned not more than six strokes.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

Cars now get targeted as well...

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19-year-old arrested for stealing 2 motor vehicles

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - Police have arrested a 19-year-old man who is believed to be involved in 2 cases of theft of motor vehicles.

On April 6, at about 4.45am, officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division manning a roadblock along Punggol Road spotted the driver of a motor car abandoning his vehicle some distance away.

When the officers reached the car, there was no sign of the driver. Police managed to trace the owner of the car, who confirmed that his vehicle had been stolen.

Meanwhile, a van was reported stolen from a multi-storey carpark located at Hougang Street 31 on June 16. The van was found a few days later at Hougang Street 22.

After follow-up investigations, the suspect's identity for both incidents was later established and he was arrested in the vicinity of Jurong West Street 64 on August 14.

The suspect will be charged in court on August 16 for theft of motor vehicle, which carries a maximum jail term of seven years' imprisonment and he shall also be liable to a fine.

Commander of Ang Mo Kio Police Division, Assistant Commissioner of Police Keok Tong San commended the officers' commitment and perseverance which resulted in the arrest of the suspect.

He also advised all vehicle owners not to leave their vehicle keys or valuables in their vehicles unattended, even for a short while, and if possible, to secure their vehicles with additional locking devices such as steering-wheel locks.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

Daylight Armed Robbery - What is Sinkapore becoming with all these FT influx!!!!

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4 members of the public help foil armed robbery

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE – A 52-year old man has been arrested by the police for armed robbery at Serangoon Road with the help of four members of the public.

On Aug 14, a 30-year old woman was waiting to hail a taxi along Serangoon Road at about 2.15pm when a man armed with a knife tried to rob her.

In the ensuing struggle, the woman fell and the robber fled towards St Michael's road with her wallet.

Mr Kong Chun Yuen, 56, Mr Kong Ngai Kiong, 54, and Mr Veluchamy Seshakumar, 39, saw the incident while onboard the bus, and immediately alighted to help.

Mr Kong Ngai Kiong caught up with the suspect along St Michael's road, but the suspect resisted with his knife and continued to flee.

Mr Somasunthram Niranjan, 48, who was driving along St Michael's road, witnessed the scuffle joined the pursuit.

The four Samaritans eventually caught up with the suspect and wrestled him to the ground.

Officers from Rochor neighbourhood police centre were alerted and subsequently arrested the man. He was found with the victim's wallet and two paper-cutters.

The suspect will be charged in court on Aug 16 for the offence of Armed Robbery.

If convicted, the suspect may be jailed up to 10 years and will also be liable to caning of not less than 12 strokes. A Court Order will be sought to remand him for further investigations.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

10 year old gal on public bus also kena!!!! WTF!!!!

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Man arrested for molesting 10-year-old girl on bus

AsiaOne

Thursday, Aug 15, 2013


SINGAPORE - Officers from Jurong Police Division have arrested a man, 21, for a case of outrage of modesty of a 10-year-old girl on a bus.

On Aug 14 at about 1.05pm, police received a report by the bus captain on the incident.

Officers from the Jurong Police Division responded to the call and arrested the male suspect 40 minutes later.

The suspect will be charged in court on Aug 16 for the offence of Outrage.

If convicted, he may be jailed for up to 2 years, or fined, and will also be liable to caning.

Commander of Jurong Police Division, Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Police (DAC) Wilson Lim, commended the officers for their quick response which led to the arrest.

He advised women to be attentive to their surroundings when taking public transport and if confronted, to seek help from people nearby, the bus captain or station manager, and call the police to report the matter.

 

[PhuaCheeBye]

Why are there so many crimes everyday? Are Singaporeans resorting to crime because they feel crowded out in the job market by the relentless import of foreign trash by PAP? If the criminals are foreignors, why are the PAP indiscriminating importing them!

What the fuck...At this rate, Singapore is DOOMED!