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Law & Order is BAD in Sinkieland nowadays...
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More loanshark harressers napped!
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16 arrested for suspected involvement in loansharking activities
SINGAPORE: Police have arrested 16 people for suspected involvement in loansharking activities in an island-wide operation.
The suspects, 13 men and three women, are aged between 30 and 70.
Police conducted simultaneous raids in Ang Mo Kio, Yishun, Woodlands, Marsiling Drive, Sophia Road, Segar Road, Bukit Batok East and Bedok between 22 and 23 August.
Police seized an assortment of loansharking-related paraphernalia including cash of about S$23,000, ATM cards, bank books, internet banking devices and stacks of bank transaction receipts.
Police said the suspects are believed to have assisted a loanshark syndicate that is linked to more than 290 loanshark harassment cases.
Eight of the suspects will be charged on Saturday.
Investigations against the remaining suspects are ongoing.
If found guilty, the suspects each face a fine of between S$30,000 and S$300,000 and a jail term of up to four years and six strokes of the cane. - CNA/xq
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16 arrested for suspected involvement in loansharking activities
SINGAPORE: Police have arrested 16 people for suspected involvement in loansharking activities in an island-wide operation.
The suspects, 13 men and three women, are aged between 30 and 70.
Police conducted simultaneous raids in Ang Mo Kio, Yishun, Woodlands, Marsiling Drive, Sophia Road, Segar Road, Bukit Batok East and Bedok between 22 and 23 August.
Police seized an assortment of loansharking-related paraphernalia including cash of about S$23,000, ATM cards, bank books, internet banking devices and stacks of bank transaction receipts.
Police said the suspects are believed to have assisted a loanshark syndicate that is linked to more than 290 loanshark harassment cases.
Eight of the suspects will be charged on Saturday.
Investigations against the remaining suspects are ongoing.
If found guilty, the suspects each face a fine of between S$30,000 and S$300,000 and a jail term of up to four years and six strokes of the cane. - CNA/xq
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This involves an overseas based syndicate.
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Hey Ah Leongsam, if you worship the ground that a Great Man walked on, then why the hell (sorry, ooppss, HEAVEN) you left this sacred ground for a filthy NZ which has a history of killing the Moaris and desecrating their holy sites.
You should remain here just like many faithfuls who prefer to breathe their last in Holy Lands.
Seems you are becoming a schizophrenic (victim of a major mental iullness).
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The problem with NZ is that they didn't kill enough Maori. There's been a resurgence and they're causing more trouble than ever. The coconuts from up North haven't helped either.
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CANE THESE BASTARDS!!!!
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Man, 60, arrested for giving old address to loan sharks
The New Paper
Saturday, Aug 24, 2013
SINGAPORE - Police have arrested a 60-year-old man for giving a false address to loan sharks.
While investigating cases of loanshark harassment on Tuesday, officers nabbed the suspect in Bukit Batok East Avenue 4 for his involvement in loansharking activities.
They found that he was a debtor who had used his previous residential address to get illegal loans. His actions caused the flat's current owner and occupants to be victims of loan-shark harassment.
Investigations also showed that the suspect had failed to report the change of his residential address within 28 days. Investigations are ongoing
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Man, 60, arrested for giving old address to loan sharks
The New Paper
Saturday, Aug 24, 2013
SINGAPORE - Police have arrested a 60-year-old man for giving a false address to loan sharks.
While investigating cases of loanshark harassment on Tuesday, officers nabbed the suspect in Bukit Batok East Avenue 4 for his involvement in loansharking activities.
They found that he was a debtor who had used his previous residential address to get illegal loans. His actions caused the flat's current owner and occupants to be victims of loan-shark harassment.
Investigations also showed that the suspect had failed to report the change of his residential address within 28 days. Investigations are ongoing
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DEATH PENALTY FOR LOANSHARK & RUNNERS!
PAP is protecting these kingpins! Death or Terminal Cancer to All Loansharks and Runners.
12 days more for all these Loansharks and Runners (with their families) before 7th month end.
All these bastards can go JB roadside eat candles. Cheaper!!!!
PAP is protecting these kingpins! Death or Terminal Cancer to All Loansharks and Runners.
12 days more for all these Loansharks and Runners (with their families) before 7th month end.
All these bastards can go JB roadside eat candles. Cheaper!!!!
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See one loanshark runner kill one!
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Loansharks and Runners surfing this Forum has resorted to sending me vulgar, cursing family type of messages....hahahaha....I wish the same to you too...and ROTAN waiting for your ass to be whacked so hard...hahahahaha.....bunch of retards who suck peoples blood...you deserve the death penalty.
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From your reply, I feel a little suspicious........
Are you being sarcastic about that remark knowing full well that our Nation is heading for trouble?
Leongsam, you cannot be that unfamiliar about Singapore - from the way you write, your replies and your tough stand on certain issues.
Bro, please come clean and tell us your true opinion about whether your reply was truly authentic or just some sarcasm?
[/B]Talking through your arse as usual.Crime is at an all time low.http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+News/Crime/Story/A1Story20130207-400784.html
From your reply, I feel a little suspicious........
Are you being sarcastic about that remark knowing full well that our Nation is heading for trouble?
Leongsam, you cannot be that unfamiliar about Singapore - from the way you write, your replies and your tough stand on certain issues.
Bro, please come clean and tell us your true opinion about whether your reply was truly authentic or just some sarcasm?
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I will catch all loansharks , bookies , molesters , rapists , arsonists and murderers in my dreams 
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Must be a Foreign Trash....getting away with a fine only!!! FUCK!
This Trash should be ROTAN!!!!
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Saminderpaul Singh was given an $8,800 fine for tapping a police officer twice on the chest, after he got into an altercation with a cabby.
Khushwant Singh
The Straits Times
Monday, Aug 26, 2013
SINGAPORE - What started as an argument with a taxi driver ended with an $8,800 fine for IT manager Saminderpaul Singh on Friday.
The 30-year-old pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour for shouting, and using criminal force on a police officer by twice tapping him on the chest.
Charges for hitting the cabby on the head and using abusive language against a police officer were taken into consideration.
On Aug 26 last year, after drinks with friends at the Tanjong Beach Club in Sentosa, Singh boarded a taxi at 11.30pm to return to his Seletar Hills home.
But there was a dispute about the route taken and the 60-year-old cabby, Mr Spencer Teng Lee Fat, drove to the Orchard Road Neighbourhood Police Centre instead.
They continued arguing and two police officers came out to see to them. While one officer was interviewing the cabby, Singh started shouting at the top of his voice.
He also tapped an officer with his hand. He was warned not to touch the officers. Yet he tapped the officer two more times on the chest. He was arrested.
For using criminal force on a public servant, he could have been jailed for up to four years or fined, or both.
Pleading for just a fine, defence lawyer Amarick Gill said Singh, who works for a marine survey firm, had acted out of character and was truly remorseful.
District Judge Toh Yung Cheong warned that violence in any form cannot be condoned, especially against police and public transport workers who were only doing their jobs.
But he also noted that the main charge involved tapping a police officer on the chest, so a large fine would be sufficient in this case.
This Trash should be ROTAN!!!!
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Saminderpaul Singh was given an $8,800 fine for tapping a police officer twice on the chest, after he got into an altercation with a cabby.
Khushwant Singh
The Straits Times
Monday, Aug 26, 2013
SINGAPORE - What started as an argument with a taxi driver ended with an $8,800 fine for IT manager Saminderpaul Singh on Friday.
The 30-year-old pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour for shouting, and using criminal force on a police officer by twice tapping him on the chest.
Charges for hitting the cabby on the head and using abusive language against a police officer were taken into consideration.
On Aug 26 last year, after drinks with friends at the Tanjong Beach Club in Sentosa, Singh boarded a taxi at 11.30pm to return to his Seletar Hills home.
But there was a dispute about the route taken and the 60-year-old cabby, Mr Spencer Teng Lee Fat, drove to the Orchard Road Neighbourhood Police Centre instead.
They continued arguing and two police officers came out to see to them. While one officer was interviewing the cabby, Singh started shouting at the top of his voice.
He also tapped an officer with his hand. He was warned not to touch the officers. Yet he tapped the officer two more times on the chest. He was arrested.
For using criminal force on a public servant, he could have been jailed for up to four years or fined, or both.
Pleading for just a fine, defence lawyer Amarick Gill said Singh, who works for a marine survey firm, had acted out of character and was truly remorseful.
District Judge Toh Yung Cheong warned that violence in any form cannot be condoned, especially against police and public transport workers who were only doing their jobs.
But he also noted that the main charge involved tapping a police officer on the chest, so a large fine would be sufficient in this case.
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Why does New Paper allows LOANSHARKS AND RUNNERS TO ADVERTISE THEIR BUSINESS???
Fucking Temasek controlled newspaper also want a share of Illegal Moneylenders business???
Fucking Temasek controlled newspaper also want a share of Illegal Moneylenders business???
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