Samurai man in Buangkok chopping cars and people. Can??

[nightsafari]

Sonny Chiba was famous for playing samurais and ninjas. He's also the founder of Japan Action Club, where he mentored many actors, including Hiroyuki Senada.

Oh? Sanada was his mentee? Well he's done well then.

 

[blackmondy]

Oh? Sanada was his mentee? Well he's done well then.

This lady too, Yukari Oshima.

 

[nightsafari]

This lady too, Yukari Oshima.

any relation to haruka oshima?

 

[blackmondy]

any relation to haruka oshima?

No idea on that one.

 

[laksaboy]

Sonny Chiba was famous for playing samurais and ninjas. He's also the founder of Japan Action Club, where he mentored many actors, including Hiroyuki Senada.

Don't forget Xiong Ba.

 

[blackmondy]

Don't forget Xiong Ba.

He's literally the character walking out of the comics. The 风云 comics were phenomenal in the early 90s.

 

[JohnTan]

Did you guess the samurai's race correctly?

SINGAPORE - The sword-wielding man in Buangkok was previously investigated by the Internal Security Department (ISD) for possible terrorism-related offences but was not found to have been radicalised.

ISD said on Tuesday (March 15) that it is currently working with the police to investigate Fadhil bin Yusop, 37, who will be charged on Wednesday (March 16) with an alleged offence of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means.

"ISD is working with the police to investigate this incident. Fadhil is believed to have acted alone, and preliminary investigations thus far do not suggest that the incident is an act of terror," said the department.

"He had allegedly consumed some unknown pills prior to leaving his home with the sword."

ISD said that at about 1.56pm on Monday, the police responded to multiple calls of a man swinging a sword in the middle of Buangkok Crescent and stopping oncoming traffic.

The man had allegedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident, which means "God is the Greatest" in Arabic. Investigations so far suggest that his acts were not related to terrorism, said ISD.

The department said that Fadhil was previously investigated by the ISD in 2016 for sharing images of militant groups such as Hamas's Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam Brigades online.

"However, there was no indication that he was radicalised or intended to engage in armed violence. Fadhil was administered with a written warning for his social media posts," said ISD.

About four years later in January 2020, Fadhil was arrested by the police for approaching the Imam at the Al-Mawaddah mosque in Buangkok with a knife. ISD's joint investigations with the police at the time did not suggest that Fadhil's attack was terrorism-related.

"Fadhil was found to have consumed a large number of pills containing dextromethorphan, which contributed to his behaviour. He was sentenced to nine months and two weeks' imprisonment and was subsequently released in July 2020 (after his sentence was backdated)," said ISD.

Dextromethorphan is a cough suppressant also found in some over-the-counter medicine.

Although Fadhil was assessed not to be radicalised, he was referred for religious counselling after this second incident as a matter of precaution, the department added.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ces-twice-but-not-found-to-be-radicalised-isd

 

[laksaboy]

Please do not arrest him. Instead, send him to Ukraine to fight. He will be very valuable on the battlefield.

 

[sweetiepie]

ISD's joint investigations with the police at the time did not suggest that Fadhil's attack was terrorism-related.

Fucking stupid isd wasting time and money for investigations. Obviouslee is some fucking m&ds high on drugs case. Fucking bastard imagining terrorism in sg. If there are real terrorist here you think isd and polis can stop them from bombing ?

 

[Cottonmouth]

M u d s are hopeless, can't even Ninja properly.

 

[laksaboy]

He is a demon hunter, not a terrorist.

 

[tobelightlight]

Fadhil was found to have consumed a large number of pills containing dextromethorphan, which contributed to his behaviour.

Ahh he was under drug influence and is not a chinese. My mistake of thinking he was a chinese at first.

But why does it matter of his race? is race very important in this case? trying to understand the thinking of boomers.

 

[poore]

Please do not arrest him. Instead, send him to Ukraine to fight. He will be very valuable on the battlefield.

he siao siao leh... wait he just attack everyone irregardless

 

[syed putra]

M u d s are hopeless, can't even Ninja properly.

Its that useless made in china sword. Otherwise the malay guy would have achieved fame and notoriety

 

[Leongsam]

Did you guess the samurai's race correctly?

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SINGAPORE - The sword-wielding man in Buangkok was previously investigated by the Internal Security Department (ISD) for possible terrorism-related offences but was not found to have been radicalised.

ISD said on Tuesday (March 15) that it is currently working with the police to investigate Fadhil bin Yusop, 37, who will be charged on Wednesday (March 16) with an alleged offence of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means.

"ISD is working with the police to investigate this incident. Fadhil is believed to have acted alone, and preliminary investigations thus far do not suggest that the incident is an act of terror," said the department.

"He had allegedly consumed some unknown pills prior to leaving his home with the sword."

ISD said that at about 1.56pm on Monday, the police responded to multiple calls of a man swinging a sword in the middle of Buangkok Crescent and stopping oncoming traffic.

The man had allegedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident, which means "God is the Greatest" in Arabic. Investigations so far suggest that his acts were not related to terrorism, said ISD.

The department said that Fadhil was previously investigated by the ISD in 2016 for sharing images of militant groups such as Hamas's Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam Brigades online.

"However, there was no indication that he was radicalised or intended to engage in armed violence. Fadhil was administered with a written warning for his social media posts," said ISD.

About four years later in January 2020, Fadhil was arrested by the police for approaching the Imam at the Al-Mawaddah mosque in Buangkok with a knife. ISD's joint investigations with the police at the time did not suggest that Fadhil's attack was terrorism-related.

"Fadhil was found to have consumed a large number of pills containing dextromethorphan, which contributed to his behaviour. He was sentenced to nine months and two weeks' imprisonment and was subsequently released in July 2020 (after his sentence was backdated)," said ISD.

Dextromethorphan is a cough suppressant also found in some over-the-counter medicine.

Although Fadhil was assessed not to be radicalised, he was referred for religious counselling after this second incident as a matter of precaution, the department added.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ces-twice-but-not-found-to-be-radicalised-isd

Is he vaxxed?

 

[rotiprata]

hanor, both were also dressed like sluts

me think he's hunting for jeremy quek and his clones..

 

[Cottonmouth]

Its that useless made in china sword. Otherwise the malay guy would have achieved fame and notoriety

M U D aptitude has it's limits, if it's made in japan which he can't afford, he would have killed himself first.

 

[Semaj2357]

M U D aptitude has it's limits, if it's made in japan which he can't afford, he would have killed himself first.

hanor, the mat would've used the sword to slice a banana into few pieces instead of frying it whole, as the pisang goreng can eat few times and last longer

 

[mojito]

Did you guess the samurai's race correctly?

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SINGAPORE - The sword-wielding man in Buangkok was previously investigated by the Internal Security Department (ISD) for possible terrorism-related offences but was not found to have been radicalised.

ISD said on Tuesday (March 15) that it is currently working with the police to investigate Fadhil bin Yusop, 37, who will be charged on Wednesday (March 16) with an alleged offence of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means.

"ISD is working with the police to investigate this incident. Fadhil is believed to have acted alone, and preliminary investigations thus far do not suggest that the incident is an act of terror," said the department.

"He had allegedly consumed some unknown pills prior to leaving his home with the sword."

ISD said that at about 1.56pm on Monday, the police responded to multiple calls of a man swinging a sword in the middle of Buangkok Crescent and stopping oncoming traffic.

The man had allegedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident, which means "God is the Greatest" in Arabic. Investigations so far suggest that his acts were not related to terrorism, said ISD.

The department said that Fadhil was previously investigated by the ISD in 2016 for sharing images of militant groups such as Hamas's Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam Brigades online.

"However, there was no indication that he was radicalised or intended to engage in armed violence. Fadhil was administered with a written warning for his social media posts," said ISD.

About four years later in January 2020, Fadhil was arrested by the police for approaching the Imam at the Al-Mawaddah mosque in Buangkok with a knife. ISD's joint investigations with the police at the time did not suggest that Fadhil's attack was terrorism-related.

"Fadhil was found to have consumed a large number of pills containing dextromethorphan, which contributed to his behaviour. He was sentenced to nine months and two weeks' imprisonment and was subsequently released in July 2020 (after his sentence was backdated)," said ISD.

Dextromethorphan is a cough suppressant also found in some over-the-counter medicine.

Although Fadhil was assessed not to be radicalised, he was referred for religious counselling after this second incident as a matter of precaution, the department added.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ces-twice-but-not-found-to-be-radicalised-isd

The neck attack was a dead giveaway.