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  • Three Youths Arrested For Snatch Theft

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    Three 17- year old youths were arrested for suspected involvement in a case of snatch theft reported in the vicinity of Woodlands St 13 on 10 October 2013.

    On 10 October 2013 at about 9.30 pm, a female victim was walking along the park connector near Blk 173 Woodlands St 13, when two unknown male suspects came from behind, snatched her handbag and fled. After the incident, a male witness, who later turned out to be one of the accused persons, approached the victim to render his assistance.

    Through extensive enquiries and investigations, officers from the Jurong Police Division established that the male witness was in cahoots with the two suspects who had snatched away the victim’s handbag. The male witness-turned-suspect was eventually arrested on 12 February 2014 at about 7 pm in the vicinity of Woodlands Ave 6. The two remaining suspects were later arrested on 13 February 2014 at about 3 pm in the vicinity of Simei Avenue.

    Police would like to advise members of public to adopt the following crime prevention measures to prevent falling victim to snatch theft:
    •Refrain from carrying excessive cash or jewellery, especially when alone and/or in secluded areas.
    •Be wary of your surroundings
    •When confronted remain calm. Do not put up a struggle especially if the culprit is armed with sharp objects like a knife. Try to take note of the culprit’s physical description and mode of escape
    •Call the Police immediately at ‘999’ as soon as it is safe to do so.

     

    Source: Singapore Police Force

  • Syrian girl stoned to death for using Facebook account

    Rakka, Syria: A young girl was stoned to death by sunni-militant groups in Syria for operating Facebook account.

    Fatoum Al-Jassem was taken to a Sharia court after she was caught using the social networking website, in Rakka, Syria. The Sharia court declared that using a Facebook account amounts to adultery and the girl should be punished by stoning, according to a news report published in Iran’s FARS news agency which quoted a report published in Arabic-language Al-Rai Al-Youm.

    The members of the Al-Qaeda group in Iraq, also known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) were behind the incident.

    The ISIS, or Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, is an hardline Islamic group present in Iraq. They have been fighting an active war against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria and the government forces in Iraq.

    The group’s ideology is based on extremely strict interpretation of Islam.

    Ironically, the Al-Nusra Front operates a Facebook account of its own.

    Source: http://bit.ly/1f2Ezbb

  • Police Officers Reject Bribery Attempt

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    A 22-year-old male suspect was arrested for attempting to bribe four police officers who detained him for an offence of criminal trespass.

    On 9 February 2014 at about 3.40 am, Police were alerted to a case of trespass where the suspect was found in the premises of a factory in the vicinity of Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 by security officers while on patrol. Officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division soon arrived. However, upon the officers’ arrival, the suspect was uncooperative, shouting and gesticulating with his hands. Despite several warnings, the suspect remained uncooperative and necessary force was used to make the arrest.

    While the suspect was being guided into the police car, he offered all his money to the 4 officers at scene if they were to let him go. The bribery attempt was flatly rejected by the officers, who proceeded to escort the suspect back to Ang Mo Kio Police Divisional Headquarters. The 4 officers are Staff Sergeant Muhammad Taufiq, Sergeant Gordon Yeo, Sergeant Muhammad Qayyum and Sergeant Ramzi of Ang Mo Kio South Neighbourhood Police Centre.

    Investigations against the suspect for an offence of Criminal Trespass, are ongoing. Any person convicted for the offence of Criminal Trespass under Section 447 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224, shall be liable to an imprisonment term which may extend to 3 months, or with a fine which may extend to $3,000, or with both. The Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau (CPIB) is also investigating the suspect for attempting to bribe the police officers.

    Assistant Commissioner Keok Tong San, Commander of Ang Mo Kio Police Division, commended the officers for their integrity in rejecting the bribes. He added, “Their act is a testament to the high level of integrity in the Singapore Police Force.”

    Names of officers in order from left to right, Sgt Muhammad Ramzi Bin Ramlan, Sgt Yeo Xin Le Gordon, SSgt Muhammad Taufiq Bin Rosli, Sgt Muhammad Qayyum Bin Ramli.

    PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT

    SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

  • Two Ang Mohs Fight Outside Subordinate Courts

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    Shirts were torn, faces scratched and a shopping bag swung when two men and a woman fought outside the Subordinate Courts on Thursday.

    As the men exchanged blows, the woman also joined in for good measure. Her weapon of choice — a shopping bag that she swung at one of the men who had earlier confronted her.

    It took about 10 security personnel and police officers another 10 minutes to calm them down and send them on their way.

    A Subordinate Courts spokesman said the parties were in court to attend a hearing for an application for leave to appeal to the High Court in a Small Claims Tribunals case. The application was denied.

    Source: TNP

  • Pertapis Children’s Home facing allegations of staff giving children inappropriate physical punishments

    Haji Hussaini Abdullah, president of Pertapis with administrator Madam Haloyah Atan on March 22, 2013. Pertapis Children's Home is facing allegations of children in the home being inappropriately punished physically. -- BH FILE PHOTO: MOHD KHALID BABA
    Haji Hussaini Abdullah, president of Pertapis with administrator Madam Haloyah Atan on March 22, 2013. Pertapis Children’s Home is facing allegations of children in the home being inappropriately punished physically. — BH FILE PHOTO: MOHD KHALID BABA

    Pertapis Children’s Home is facing allegations of children in the home being inappropriately punished physically.

    In a media release on Friday, the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) said it had received some information about some children in the home receiving inappropriate physical punishment from some of the home’s staff members. It filed a police report, and the police are now investigating the matter.

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    The home was established in 1991 to provide children aged between four and 12 a safe environment under the Children and Young Persons Act. Children may be referred to the home by the Juvenile Court, Family Service Centres, the MSF or other social service agencies. There are now 61 children and six staff members in the home.

    In its release, the MSF said the safety and well-being of children is its paramount concern and priority, and its officers are providing the affected children and their families emotional and psychological support.

    Source: the Straits Times