Terence Cao charged for breaching Corvid rules in birthday bash

[Balls2U]

https://mothership.sg/2021/02/terence-cao-charged/

 

[knnccb]

wor cao ni mao

 

[micromachine]

https://tinyurI.com/4tpyttsb

 

[SalahParking]

fuck the bastard chee bye secret society gangster.

 

[Rogue Trader]

This guy's career still alive after so many scandals? It says a lot about the talent in MediaCorpse

 

[countryman]

As usual doing the stupid thing by posting photos or videos in social media ! That's how they were found out..
How come his Ah Tiong daughter not invited for his party?

 

[red amoeba]

Throw him into Changi and get his ass whipped.

 

[knnccb]

This guy's career still alive after so many scandals? It says a lot about the talent in MediaCorpse

this lau fucker lagi better

Ex-actor Huang Yiliang says employee he’s accused of hitting had purposely provoked him to end work contract
By DARYL CHOO
58 SHARES
Published Dec 02, 2020
Updated Dec 03, 2020

Nuria Ling/TODAY
In court on Dec 2, 2020, Ng Aik Leong, also known as Huang Yiliang (pictured), burst into a loud reading of a transcript containing several vulgarities that he had allegedly used on his worker even though he was not asked to do so.
Former actor Ng Aik Leong, better known as Huang Yiliang, said he had an “agreement” allowing him to hit his worker
Even so, he said his blows did not land on the worker
Ng turned agitated at times and was warned by the judge about his behaviour in court
SINGAPORE — In defending himself against a charge of attacking his employee with a dangerous weapon, former Channel 8 actor Ng Aik Leong, better known as Huang Yiliang, said that the employee had intentionally provoked Ng to hit him in order to end his work contract.This claim came after Ng previously told the court that the pair had an "agreement" that he could hit the Bangladeshi to help the worker improve at work, akin to how a father would cane his child.Ng allegedly hit Mr Jahidul on the head and scratched his abdomen twice with a metal scraper on Dec 11, 2018. He had hired the worker in October that year under a firm called HYL. Mr Jahidul, 35, had earlier disputed that Ng was play-acting when the assault happened.Ng, 59, who was not represented by a lawyer, testified on Wednesday (Dec 2) through a Chinese interpreter: “Right from the beginning, he had agreed and he was the one who asked me to hit him.”
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Accused of attacking Bangladeshi worker, former actor Huang Yiliang claims he was ‘faking punches’He added: “(Mr Jahidul) was very forgetful and wanted me to help him progress. However, he was faking it as if he were a child… He was waiting for this moment so that he can make use of police resources to stop his contract and leave me.”Ng mentioned that the worker had done something to anger him on various occasions such as when Mr Jahidul had fetched him a pair of child-sized pants, and said that these were part of the victim’s ploy to provoke him into becoming angry. The former actor suggested that he was himself the victim, describing the case as a situation of a person holding a weapon with “no intention” and an unarmed person with “intention”.Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Chong Kee En put it to Ng that his testimony was “ridiculous”. Ng replied: “From the first day, my stand has not changed. I don’t know why you keep saying that I am ridiculous.”DPP Chong charged that Ng had hit his worker out of anger and not because of any agreement they had.
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Former actor on trial for striking worker with metal scraper, says victim was 'acting' and exaggerated painHe added that Ng was aware of his anger management issues and that he would resort to violence when he got angry. Ng disagreed.He repeated his claims that he was using “fake punches” during that incident — a move he learnt in his years acting in movies — and that none of the thrusts he made with the scraper landed on Mr Jahidul, so he had no clue how the man got injured.“Even if I use a machine gun, he won’t be injured because I had no intention of doing so.” ‘I’M VERY AGITATED, SORRY’Throughout the proceedings, Ng kept making remarks about the way DPP Chong was asking questions, that he was asking for too many details and was “too particular with the terms”.
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Lin Meijiao’s Daughter Chantalle Ng Says Seeing Her Mum Age Is “Frightening”District Judge John Ng had to ask him several times to answer the questions directly and not to repeat his points.When questioned at one point, Ng said to the prosecutor: “You keep testing my English... then the judge keeps scolding me.”At another moment, Ng burst into a loud reading of a transcript containing several vulgarities that he had allegedly used on his worker even though he was not asked to do so.This prompted District Judge Ng to warn him that he could be cited for contempt of court and called for a short break for Ng to calm down.“I’m very agitated, sorry,” Ng told the court.Before he left Mediacorp in 2008, Ng had won Best Supporting Actor at the annual Star Awards three times. He was married to fellow Channel 8 actress Lin Meijiao and they have a daughter, actress Chantelle Ng. The couple divorced in 1997 after six years of marriage.
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The Most Memorable Moments In Star Awards HistoryIn 2012, Ng was fined S$3,000 for assaulting a woman who did not clean up the faeces of her dog along a driveway in Toa Payoh.If found guilty of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, Ng can be jailed up to seven years and fined. He cannot be caned because he is more than 50 years old. Ng faces a second charge of affray, but it has been stood down or set aside while this trial is ongoing.Both sides will file closing submissions before returning to court on Jan 22 next year.

 

[Balls2U]

this lau fucker lagi better

Ex-actor Huang Yiliang says employee he’s accused of hitting had purposely provoked him to end work contract
By DARYL CHOO
58 SHARES
Published Dec 02, 2020
Updated Dec 03, 2020

Nuria Ling/TODAY
In court on Dec 2, 2020, Ng Aik Leong, also known as Huang Yiliang (pictured), burst into a loud reading of a transcript containing several vulgarities that he had allegedly used on his worker even though he was not asked to do so.
Former actor Ng Aik Leong, better known as Huang Yiliang, said he had an “agreement” allowing him to hit his worker
Even so, he said his blows did not land on the worker
Ng turned agitated at times and was warned by the judge about his behaviour in court
SINGAPORE — In defending himself against a charge of attacking his employee with a dangerous weapon, former Channel 8 actor Ng Aik Leong, better known as Huang Yiliang, said that the employee had intentionally provoked Ng to hit him in order to end his work contract.This claim came after Ng previously told the court that the pair had an "agreement" that he could hit the Bangladeshi to help the worker improve at work, akin to how a father would cane his child.Ng allegedly hit Mr Jahidul on the head and scratched his abdomen twice with a metal scraper on Dec 11, 2018. He had hired the worker in October that year under a firm called HYL. Mr Jahidul, 35, had earlier disputed that Ng was play-acting when the assault happened.Ng, 59, who was not represented by a lawyer, testified on Wednesday (Dec 2) through a Chinese interpreter: “Right from the beginning, he had agreed and he was the one who asked me to hit him.”
READ ALSO
Accused of attacking Bangladeshi worker, former actor Huang Yiliang claims he was ‘faking punches’He added: “(Mr Jahidul) was very forgetful and wanted me to help him progress. However, he was faking it as if he were a child… He was waiting for this moment so that he can make use of police resources to stop his contract and leave me.”Ng mentioned that the worker had done something to anger him on various occasions such as when Mr Jahidul had fetched him a pair of child-sized pants, and said that these were part of the victim’s ploy to provoke him into becoming angry. The former actor suggested that he was himself the victim, describing the case as a situation of a person holding a weapon with “no intention” and an unarmed person with “intention”.Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Chong Kee En put it to Ng that his testimony was “ridiculous”. Ng replied: “From the first day, my stand has not changed. I don’t know why you keep saying that I am ridiculous.”DPP Chong charged that Ng had hit his worker out of anger and not because of any agreement they had.
READ ALSO
Former actor on trial for striking worker with metal scraper, says victim was 'acting' and exaggerated painHe added that Ng was aware of his anger management issues and that he would resort to violence when he got angry. Ng disagreed.He repeated his claims that he was using “fake punches” during that incident — a move he learnt in his years acting in movies — and that none of the thrusts he made with the scraper landed on Mr Jahidul, so he had no clue how the man got injured.“Even if I use a machine gun, he won’t be injured because I had no intention of doing so.” ‘I’M VERY AGITATED, SORRY’Throughout the proceedings, Ng kept making remarks about the way DPP Chong was asking questions, that he was asking for too many details and was “too particular with the terms”.
READ ALSO
Lin Meijiao’s Daughter Chantalle Ng Says Seeing Her Mum Age Is “Frightening”District Judge John Ng had to ask him several times to answer the questions directly and not to repeat his points.When questioned at one point, Ng said to the prosecutor: “You keep testing my English... then the judge keeps scolding me.”At another moment, Ng burst into a loud reading of a transcript containing several vulgarities that he had allegedly used on his worker even though he was not asked to do so.This prompted District Judge Ng to warn him that he could be cited for contempt of court and called for a short break for Ng to calm down.“I’m very agitated, sorry,” Ng told the court.Before he left Mediacorp in 2008, Ng had won Best Supporting Actor at the annual Star Awards three times. He was married to fellow Channel 8 actress Lin Meijiao and they have a daughter, actress Chantelle Ng. The couple divorced in 1997 after six years of marriage.
READ ALSO
The Most Memorable Moments In Star Awards HistoryIn 2012, Ng was fined S$3,000 for assaulting a woman who did not clean up the faeces of her dog along a driveway in Toa Payoh.If found guilty of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, Ng can be jailed up to seven years and fined. He cannot be caned because he is more than 50 years old. Ng faces a second charge of affray, but it has been stood down or set aside while this trial is ongoing.Both sides will file closing submissions before returning to court on Jan 22 next year.

This fucker's daughter not as chio as Quan Yifeng's daughter. Now acting as a Viet bu in the latest drama series.

 

[knnccb]

This fucker's daughter not as chio as Quan Yifeng's daughter. Now acting as a Viet bu in the latest drama series.

quak qi bye have to pretend to be a butch and suck lau akua david the ahbu to receive his blessings to ensure her dotter success

 

[Girl Girl]

https://mothership.sg/2021/02/terence-cao-charged/

no one above law. Good system.

 

[Balls2U]

quak qi bye have to pretend to be a butch and suck lau akua david the ahbu to receive his blessings to ensure her dotter success

That Taiwanese cunt's daughter may be chio looking, but talks and behaves like a bimbo.

 

[frontier]

just a small fine if charged.

 

[knnccb]

That Taiwanese cunt's daughter may be chio looking, but talks and behaves like a bimbo.

in their profession brain not important, just open legs and chitsu

 

[Leongsam]

I had a gathering of 18 people at my place during phase 2 but I wasn't dumb enough to distribute pictures or videos of the get together. I was very discrete and took measures to ensure that nobody knew what was going on behind closed doors.

There was intimate contact between the sexes but we all wore masks and condoms to keep things safe.

 

[Balls2U]

in their profession brain not important, just open legs and chitsu

With a super bitch mother, no guys would dare to on her.

 

[Balls2U]

I had a gathering of 18 people at my place during phase 2 but I wasn't dumb enough to distribute pictures or videos of the get together. I was very discrete and took measures to ensure that nobody knew what was going on behind closed doors.

There was intimate contact between the sexes but we all wore masks and condoms to keep things safe.

Boss, I thought you are not in Sinkieland? So, does the 5 person rule (during Phase 2) applies to you?