Opposition supporter arrested for inciting violence in the internet

[RonRon]

A 32-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested for saying on the Internet that he intends to burn his voting slip and ballot box on Polling Day.

Police said in a statement on Tuesday that on Monday, officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division arrested the Singaporean Chinese in his Ang Mo Kio home, acting on information they had received.

Investigations showed that he was also believed to have posted a comment which the police said 'was suggestive of causing hurt to Members of Parliament;.

The man was arrested for Communicating an Electronic Record Containing Incitements to Violence, under Section 267C of the Penal Code, Chapter 224. Anyone convicted can be jailed up to five years or fined, or both.

Police said they took threats of violence to the conduct of the electoral process and threats of violence against people seriously.

 

[talkincock]

Ballot boxes being emptied. A 32-year old man has been arrested for saying on the Internet that he intends to burn his voting slip and ballot box on Polling Day. -- ST PHOTO: CHEW SENG KIM​

 

[methink]

How do you know he is opposition supporter? Maybe PAP? Fed up with the many broken promises made by PAP, he buay tahan liao!

 

[talkincock]

How do you know he is opposition supporter? Maybe PAP? Fed up with the many broken promises made by PAP, he buay tahan liao!

That's RonRon for you.

APR 26, 2011

Man arrested for saying he wants to burn his voting slip

 

[NYK75]

Not 100% opposition 1 lah

 

[RonRon]

Why would PAP supporter want to cause hurt to their MP?

 

[tonychat]

A 32-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested for saying on the Internet that he intends to burn his voting slip and ballot box on Polling Day.

Police said in a statement on Tuesday that on Monday, officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division arrested the Singaporean Chinese in his Ang Mo Kio home, acting on information they had received.

Investigations showed that he was also believed to have posted a comment which the police said 'was suggestive of causing hurt to Members of Parliament;.

The man was arrested for Communicating an Electronic Record Containing Incitements to Violence, under Section 267C of the Penal Code, Chapter 224. Anyone convicted can be jailed up to five years or fined, or both.

Police said they took threats of violence to the conduct of the electoral process and threats of violence against people seriously.

Ok i want to burn LKY alive. Come and arrest me, please...

 

[sengkang]

Tonychat the CB KIA, later SIFU sure come and fuck you liao, lol

 

[Bigfuck]

A 32-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested for saying on the Internet that he intends to burn his voting slip and ballot box on Polling Day.

Police said in a statement on Tuesday that on Monday, officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division arrested the Singaporean Chinese in his Ang Mo Kio home, acting on information they had received.

Investigations showed that he was also believed to have posted a comment which the police said 'was suggestive of causing hurt to Members of Parliament;.

The man was arrested for Communicating an Electronic Record Containing Incitements to Violence, under Section 267C of the Penal Code, Chapter 224. Anyone convicted can be jailed up to five years or fined, or both.

Police said they took threats of violence to the conduct of the electoral process and threats of violence against people seriously.

So what is your point? Another government/ISD/Police threat? The number of internet people out there cursing and swearing at the government is very very large. Take everyone down? Wah, only MPs are cause for concern? Opposition candidates are you die, your pasar? Eh, as a citizen and taxpayer, police, you better do your work properly. No Mas Selamat or that kind of rubbish, okay?

 

[sengkang]

this 32-YEAR-OLD man must be one of the SDP wayang party, wahaha!! Vote for NSP, WP, RP, SPP.

 

[HTOLAS]

Er... there's no parliament now so how can there be Members of Parliament?

 

[Bigfuck]

Er... there's no parliament now so how can there be Members of Parliament?

You are very right. You cannot expect the State Propaganda to get even their basic facts right.

CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE
PART VI
THE LEGISLATURE

Tenure of office of Members
46. —(1) Every Member of Parliament shall cease to be a Member at the next dissolution of Parliament after he has been elected or appointed, or previously thereto if his seat becomes vacant, under the provisions of this Constitution.

 

[jw5]

Er... there's no parliament now so how can there be Members of Parliament?

Apparently, they are now called "assemblymen".

 

[Sperminator]

Fear Strategy, don't fall into the trap, just VOTE FOR OPPOSITION... be vigilant... VOTE FOR OPPOSITION!!! Hoorah!

 

[matamafia]

'was suggestive of causing hurt to Members of Parliament;.
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Stupid mata knows no law. :oIo:

Parliament dissolved already there is no one qualified in law to be deemed as Members of Parliament from 19th April 2011, until the new elected parliament is sown in.

Bodoh police any how arrest people on un-found charges! :oIo: