wtf?
http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html?id=1255b494-dfdf-4af5-99d8-8e6ef00c02a9
A Singapore Airlines pilot
accused of making prank calls about a colleague in B.C. could be
facing a hefty fine -- and up to three years in jail -- if found
guilty.
Looi Kang San, 53, was charged in Singapore last week with making
four prank calls from there to three Canadian fast-food outlets for
food to be delivered to the home of Steven Cameron Gillis in
Surrey, the Straits Times reported.
Looi is said to have called on Nov. 11 last year to Canadian Pizza
and McDonald's for food to be delivered to Gillis, also a Singapore
Airlines pilot.
The following day, he allegedly called Kentucky Fried Chicken and
made a second call to Canadian Pizza.
When reached at home, Gillis, 57, declined to comment, but alluded
that there was more to the story.
Looi has been with Singapore Airlines for more than 30 years and
has been suspended. No explanation was given for why Looi made the
calls, the report said.
Looi's passport has been impounded and he is out on bail for $8,000
Singapore dollars, or about $5,322 Cdn.
A pre-trial conference has been scheduled for this Tuesday.
Under Singapore's Telecommunications Act, anyone who transmits a
false message by phone can be fined up to $10,000 Singapore dollars
($6,652 Cdn) and jailed for up to three years.
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