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Chitchat Who Really was that Bentley Driver ?

Most likely slapped with a heavy fine
No pain to them kns
 

Man fined for harassing ex-boss after leaving job more than 20 years ago​

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Seet Ngian Eng arriving at the State Courts on April 13, 2022. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
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Shaffiq Alkhatib
Court Correspondent

PUBLISHED

13 APR 2022, 3:49 PM SGT

SINGAPORE - A man who felt that his former boss owed him $500 in salary disliked the latter so much that he made a threatening phone call to him more than 20 years after leaving the job.
On Wednesday (April 13), Seet Ngian Eng, 62, was fined $2,500 after he pleaded guilty to a harassment charge.
He used to work for Mr Neo Hong Chye, 60, but court documents do not disclose details about his former job.

Seet was on his way home from grocery shopping at around 8pm on Feb 9 last year when he recalled how he left the job more than 20 years ago as he was unhappy with Mr Neo.

Court documents do not state what triggered his memory about it.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Angela Ang said: "The accused felt that he was owed an additional $500 in salary by the complainant, and therefore harboured hatred against him."

Seet then went to a public payphone in Aljunied Avenue 2 and called Mr Neo's office number.

Mr Neo, who was in the office with his three sons, answered the call.

DPP Ang added: "The accused then threatened the complainant by telling the complainant words to the effect of 'your whole family die' in Hokkien and uttering a Hokkien sexual vulgarity against (his) mother.

"As the complainant did not recognise the number on the line and was not aware of anyone with a vendetta against him and his family, he asked for the accused's name, and asked the accused if he owed him any money."

Seet refused to disclose his name and warned Mr Neo not to call the police before hanging up.

Alarmed by the call, Mr Neo told his sons about the threat and made a police report later that evening.
Officers managed to trace the call to a public payphone.

They also managed to establish Seet's identity after trawling through multiple video footage from the cameras in the vicinity.

The clips showed him making the call before leaving the scene, the court heard.
 

Man fined for harassing ex-boss after leaving job more than 20 years ago​

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Seet Ngian Eng arriving at the State Courts on April 13, 2022. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
shaffiq_alkhatib.png


Shaffiq Alkhatib
Court Correspondent

PUBLISHED

13 APR 2022, 3:49 PM SGT

SINGAPORE - A man who felt that his former boss owed him $500 in salary disliked the latter so much that he made a threatening phone call to him more than 20 years after leaving the job.
On Wednesday (April 13), Seet Ngian Eng, 62, was fined $2,500 after he pleaded guilty to a harassment charge.
He used to work for Mr Neo Hong Chye, 60, but court documents do not disclose details about his former job.

Seet was on his way home from grocery shopping at around 8pm on Feb 9 last year when he recalled how he left the job more than 20 years ago as he was unhappy with Mr Neo.

Court documents do not state what triggered his memory about it.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Angela Ang said: "The accused felt that he was owed an additional $500 in salary by the complainant, and therefore harboured hatred against him."

Seet then went to a public payphone in Aljunied Avenue 2 and called Mr Neo's office number.

Mr Neo, who was in the office with his three sons, answered the call.

DPP Ang added: "The accused then threatened the complainant by telling the complainant words to the effect of 'your whole family die' in Hokkien and uttering a Hokkien sexual vulgarity against (his) mother.

"As the complainant did not recognise the number on the line and was not aware of anyone with a vendetta against him and his family, he asked for the accused's name, and asked the accused if he owed him any money."

Seet refused to disclose his name and warned Mr Neo not to call the police before hanging up.

Alarmed by the call, Mr Neo told his sons about the threat and made a police report later that evening.
Officers managed to trace the call to a public payphone.

They also managed to establish Seet's identity after trawling through multiple video footage from the cameras in the vicinity.

The clips showed him making the call before leaving the scene, the court heard.
So many details cannot disclosed, court is playground?:biggrin:
 
Maybe the legal counsel is a very important person. :unsure::eek::biggrin:


24 June 2022 their legal counsels will surface.:smile:





District Judge Lorraine Ho offered the older Neo bail of S$15,000. Both will return to court for a pre-trial conference on June 24.

If convicted of committing a rash act causing hurt, Neo Hong Chye can be jailed up to one year or fined up to S$5,000, or both.
Anyone found to have altered a vehicle’s licence plate number may face a jail term of up to one year or be fined up to S$5,000, or both, under the Road Traffic Act.

Those convicted of using or permitting the use of a vehicle without insurance can be jailed up to three months or fined up to S$1,000, or punished with both.
Offenders will also be disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving licence for a period of 12 months from the date of the conviction.
 
Of bigger interest is the switching of number plates. A common practice among car dealers of expensive
cars to suspend road tax for some cars. But use plate numbers of paid road tax whenever they need to
rotate the use of these cars to keep them in good running condition?
 
Arrested, but not identified,
Social media ID's someone, but he came out to say that it's not him
Then media beats around the bush by writing articles on issues related to school children transport.

WHO is that actual Bentley Driver ?
Why is the media, delaying the release of this information ?
Are they waiting for time to pass, so that people will forget ?

It must be someone really important. :wink::eek::biggrin:

He's a gentleman of exquisite taste.




Classified information. State secret. The peasants do not need to know. :cool:



"Anyone found to have altered a vehicle’s licence plate number may face a jail term of up to one year or be fined up to S$5,000, or both, under the Road Traffic Act..."

did the son "altered" ?
 
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