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Lazy Malaysian Customs Officer Bullies Singaporean Malay Family

Hi, guys! Please beware of this Malaysian officer!

My husband was driving us back from supper through JB checkpoint towards Woodlands at about 2am and just our luck, we happened to drive through to his lane.He actually sleeping…(Can sleep eh during working hours???) but we also understand maybe he tired coz doing night shift.

As usual, we passed the passports to him, 2 with passport covers with elastic bands and two without. A few seconds later, he passed the passports back and asked us to untangle those bands after he messed all four passports together. So yeah, we untangled it. And then after looking through the passports, he threw it back AGAIN and asked the passport covers to be removed And FYI, there is no nicer way to say but he has the most hostile and malicious face with such an unwelcoming vibe.

So I was already annoyed and he called my name for verification. I looked at him as an acknowledgement and looked away fiddling with the elastic bands. And jeng jeng jeng.. He said, “When I call your name, you look at me. Understand?” With that face which I was already imagining smacking on the wall countlessly and with such a sarcastic and disrespectful tone!

While I was halfway boiling, my brother tried to soother things down and apologised. And this officer stood up and said, “Fine. If you’re not happy with me, I’ll speak to my supervisor”. And we were all caught off-guard.

So my husband and brother went to the office, trying to cool the matter and he questioned my brother, “Do you even know who I am? Do you know who you’re speaking to?” I TELL YOU, HE GOT BALLS, MAN! So apparently, he was complaining to his supervisor that I was being uncooperative bla bla blah.

My husband told him our side of the story before the supervisor told the officer to leave. And HE WAS SMILING AWAY I was so infuriated that I stood right in front of the officer and questioned why is he being dismissed without even bother to apologize to me! This officer just chuckled and laughing away, walking out and I swear I could have knocked all of his front teeth! YES, I WAS THAT ANGRYYY. So my husband tried to calm me down, knowing there is really no use fighting over such a corrupted situation/personnels.

And we should all thank ourselves and our ancestors that we are no longer merged with such a corrupted

He wants to act as if he’s some bloody Anak Datok, come I give you free publicity.

I-Da Zainuddin
A.S.S. Reader

Source: www.allsingaporestuff.com

August 19, 2015
Male Cosmetic Doctor Charged With Molest Of Male Patient

A cosmetic doctor allegedly molested a male liposuction patient three times – twice after injecting him with stupefying drugs in a hotel room, where he had taken him to “recuperate”, a court heard yesterday.

Tan Kok Leong, 49, went on trial accused of three charges of outraging the modesty of a 33-year-old Malaysian doctor, who cannot be named due to a gag order. He faces another two of administering drugs so that he could molest him.

The court heard that he first touched the fellow doctor’s genitals during a liposuction procedure on his waist at Life Source Medical Centre at Novena Medical Centre on June 6, 2013.

On July 5 that year, he performed another liposuction procedure on the man at the clinic and then told him that he had booked a room for him at the nearby Oasia Hotel, where he could rest afterwards.

In an agreed statement of facts, Deputy Public Prosecutor Victor Lim said that when the pair got there, Tan told his patient he would inject him with the sleeping drug Dormicum and painkiller Rosiden.

Tan then allegedly pulled down the other doctor’s shorts and took photographs of his genitals.

Both men stayed at the hotel the next day, when Tan allegedly repeated the two offences.

The defence argued that the complainant could not have been molested during the June 6 liposuction as his girlfriend, also a doctor, was present along with another doctor.

Lawyers Edmond Pereira and Vickie Tan said the complainant was fully awake during the procedure and had consented to the photos being taken at the hotel.

Tan was a partner at Life Source Medical Practice, which has since closed, and was licensed to perform liposuction.

The maximum punishment for outrage of modesty is two years’ jail, a fine and caning. For administering of stupefying drugs, the maximum is 10 years’ jail and caning.

The hearing continues.

Source: www.straitstimes.com

August 19, 2015
12 Year Old Rape Victim Bites Rapist’s Penis

KUCHING: A fishmonger raped a Year Six pupil on Sunday but the plucky girl then turned the tables on him when he forced her to perform oral sex on him — she bit the man’s penis until it bled.

Sources said the man had taken the victim to an abandoned house in Jalan Masja and raped her aboout 1.30pm.

A source said, not being satisfied, the man then forced the girl to perform fellatio on him.

“Taking her chance, the victim bit the suspect’s private part until it bled,” the source said.

The suspect, who couldn’t handle the pain, later sent the victim back to her house.

There, the girl informed her mother what happened and the latter lodged a report at the Gita police station on the same day.

“Police picked up the suspect from his house. He was sent to the hospital for examination to his injuries,” the source said, adding that the case would be investigated under section 376 of the Penal Code for rape.

Source: https://sg.news.yahoo.com

August 19, 2015
Bangkok Blast: TNT, Ball Bearings Used In Bomb

BANGKOK: Authorities are still waiting for lab-test results before confirming the type of bomb that was used to stage the bloody attack in Bangkok on Monday.

Tests can identify the type of gunpowder from soot found on victims’ clothes and tissue,” an informed source said. “From there, we will be able to trace precursor materials of the bomb”.

The government has now described Monday’s bomb blast as the worst ever attack on Thai soil.

Hitting the world-famous Erawan Shrine at the Ratchaprasong Intersection, the explosion killed at least 20 victims and injured more than 100 others.

After the explosion, authorities closed traffic around the intersection until Tuesday afternoon as officials scoured for evidence. Found at the scene were some 0.6-mm ball bearings.

The same source said there was a high possibility that the bomb in the Monday’s attack was TNT.

“It’s inflammable, highly destructive and yellow,” it added.

National Police Commissioner Pol General Somyot Poompanmuang said the bomb had complete combustion, and left hardly any trace at the crime scene.

“That’s why it took time for the explosives ordnance disposal team to collect evidence,” Somyot said.

Pol General Jarumporn Suramanee, an adviser to the national police chief, inspected the blast scene himself.

Also at the shrine was Supanee Wattanawijarn, treasurer of the Than Tao Mahaprom Foundation Erawan Hotel. Her foundation takes care of the Erawan Shrine, where Than Tao Mahaprom (the sacred Brahma statue) is enshrined.

Deputy National Police Commissioner Pol General Ruangsak Jritake accompanied Supanee as they examined the sacred statue together.

“The blast has caused some damage to the statue’s chin and right arm,” he said.

Supanee said the repairs would be done by the Office of Traditional Arts, using plaster and gold ornaments.

“During the repair, people are still welcome to the shrine,” she said, adding that security measures around the shrine would be increased.

Source: www.thestar.com.my

August 19, 2015
Singaporean Survivor Of Bangkok Blast: I Found Pieces Of Flesh

A thunderous sound. A searing bright light. And then, dead bodies to her right and left.

This was how Madam Betty Ong described the moments after the bombing at the Erawan Shrine in the heart of central Bangkok on Monday evening.

She was at one corner of the Shrine when the bomb went off.

When she came to her senses, the path in front of her was strewn with broken glass.

People were screaming and those who could move scrambled to get away.

The windows of the neighbouring buildings had shattered and there were dead bodies everywhere.

Speaking to the The New Paper over the phone from Hua Chiew Hospital in Bangkok, Mdm Ong, 70, said: “At that instant, it didn’t strike me as a bomb or anything. I thought somebody was doing some gas lighting. That was the impression I got. It was a very bright spark.”

The retiree added: “One child just beside me was not moving already. There was no blood, but he was not moving at all.”

Madam Ong’s brother told her his leg was broken.

When her sister came by, there were pieces of flesh on her body.

At least 20 people, including a Singaporean woman, were killed in the blast at about 7pm local time on Monday.

More than 120 were injured.

Source: www.tnp.sg

August 19, 2015