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Jun 16, 2010


Top cop dies
1962 shoot-out led to crippling of kidnap ring and earned police officer a medal for bravery

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Retired assistant commissioner Ong Kian Tiong was cited for exceptional courage and highest qualities of leadership. -- ST PHOTO: NEO XIAOBIN


THE cop who duelled with then-Singapore's public enemy No. 1 in a 1962 Geylang shoot-out has died, aged 89. A family spokesman said retired assistant commissioner Ong Kian Tiong died in his sleep at the family's home in Serangoon Gardens last Friday morning. Mr Ong joined the then-Straits Settlements police force in 1947 and enjoyed a career that spanned 25 years. But he is best known for that 1962 gun battle that killed gangland boss Oh Kim Kee, for which he was decorated for bravery.

In August 1962, Mr Ong, who was then with the Secret Societies Branch, led a team of officers in the 1.30am assault on a three-storey shophouse in Sims Avenue. The team came from a group of 12 officers involved in the crackdown. Their target: Kidnap king Oh Kim Kee, 30, who was wanted for two murders and four abductions and had been sought by police since January that year. As the cops broke open the entrance on the top floor, Oh blazed away with two revolvers. Mr Ong, being first in the line of fire, was hit in both arms. Officers ducked for cover and returned fire using revolvers and Stirling machine guns in the stand-off.

Read the full story in Wednesday's edition of the Straits Times.
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>>Mr Ong, being first in the line of fire, was hit in both arms. Officers ducked for cover and returned fire using revolvers and Stirling machine guns in the stand-off. <<

Hey Top Dog was shot in both arms. Like dat how to shoot the criminals? Therefore, it is safe to say that the moron was actually given undue credit?
 
>>Mr Ong, being first in the line of fire, was hit in both arms.

Therefore, it is safe to say that the moron was actually given undue credit?

By turning up and getting hit in the arms . Attendance is fulfill .

If it's now , they either turn up late or at wrong place or take an hour to appear .
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I thought LKY passed away

Anyway, anyone here curse him daily?
 
I won't call this dead man a dog

He's a flea at best

 
I won't call this dead man a dog

He's a flea at best


pls respect the death and he deserve it as a dua kao he is the first one to chiong thats y he kena shot. not like ball less spf now only fix the oppositions under sissy dragon prince command.
 
>>Mr Ong, being first in the line of fire, was hit in both arms. Officers ducked for cover and returned fire using revolvers and Stirling machine guns in the stand-off. <<

Hey Top Dog was shot in both arms. Like dat how to shoot the criminals? Therefore, it is safe to say that the moron was actually given undue credit?

>Officers ducked for cover > so clever these officers...do they get medals also?
 
pls respect the death and he deserve it as a dua kao he is the first one to chiong thats y he kena shot. not like ball less spf now only fix the oppositions under sissy dragon prince command.

Getting shot in the line of fire whilst leading his team without cover is bravado at its best. It's also the height of stupidity. he's lucky he did'nt get a posthumous award. His colleagues learnt from his cockiness, judging by how they stealthily took out the Wahab brothers at victoria st and how they staked out a coffee shop for few days before taking out the daylights of another top gangster point blank in a coffee shop:mad:
 
Getting shot in the line of fire whilst leading his team without cover is bravado at its best. It's also the height of stupidity. he's lucky he did'nt get a posthumous award. His colleagues learnt from his cockiness, judging by how they stealthily took out the Wahab brothers at victoria st and how they staked out a coffee shop for few days before taking out the daylights of another top gangster point blank in a coffee shop:mad:

hahaha last time do things not so much planning. thats y so much hero and more daring! now too much planning and yet dare not execute when the time comes!
 
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