Originally
posted by noisylion:
Unlike other country, SG is hundreds of times
smaller… U telling me that despite spending millions of dollars on
hundreds of times smaller to curb crime dengue vice… etc etc. they
dunt can even prevent an INCREASE?
Is
this appeptable?
They still dunt can control a something
simple like preventing prostitutions from reaching heartlands where
your childrens are?
But people in Singapore need to rush for
cover from parangs chopped from
nowhere,as always happen in Siggies...Chopped in HDB, in red light
area,in board day light in town...
SG
need Keep their kids from dengue,
bullying Gangs parangs and prostitions and even escape terrorist
leaders...
Why
should i put all the details here?if u want to verify,just click on
your computers.
It’s not only the girls
problems!!!
2.while u paint OZ like hell and SG like
heaven.Can i have a balanced report on SG??
Parangs,dengue,gangsters, bullyings
prositutions(esp in heartland areas),
are
way of life in SG!!
u can come across it
everyday.
even got cheatings!
Recently, Police have received a
number of reports by victims who were duped into parting with their
money after they received overseas calls or Short Message Service
(SMSes) to their handphones informing them of their winning cash
prizes in lucky draws conducted by overseas companies. From January
07 to date, Police have received almost 300 such reports, of which
122 victims have parted with amounts ranging from $6 to $353,000.
The amount cheated so far exceeds S$1.5 million.
even youths part of crime
syndicate only 14 years old!
Police arrested eight Chinese male
subjects, aged between 14 and 27 years old, for
unlicensed moneylending related harassment activities in Hougang,
Sengkang and Pasir Ris in a 20-hour operation which ended on the
morning of 27 December 2007 . Among the items seized during the
operation included mobile phones, marker pens, paint cans and bank
account books.
dead
bodies found!
On 16 December 07, at
about 10.45am, Police responded to a call regarding a dead woman’s
body found at a construction site along Queensway.
Police have classified
the case as murder and investigations are ongoing.
kidnap scams?! is yr kid safe or will u get cheated?
Following Police advisories on kidnap scams
issued in Aug 2007, such calls have resurfaced
recently.
On 3 Dec 2007, eight kidnap scam calls were
reported to the Police. The callers threatened members of the
public that their next-of-kin would be harmed unless money was
transferred to the callers. In some instances, during the phone
conversations, cries of help could be heard from the purported
kidnap victim in order to make the threat seem
genuine.
All the allegations were found to be
untrue and no one has been kidnapped.
