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Catfight! Mistress Lodges Police Report Against Boyfriend’s Wife

JOYCE SEAH SIEW HOON !Thanks very much for giving me this chance to do the same thing to you back!

This was the police report I had made against you together with Henry Yeng Yew Keong also named ahkeong(Your husband) which is my boyfriend! Whats more? I can even have your conversation within u and ur husband! Yes till now i’m still with him. What can you do then?

For the past few weeks i’ve been keeping quiet jus for ahkeong! But now you are the one who try me on first. Since thats the case I will play tis game with u then! Dont need to go after ur husband, come after me then!

My door will always welcome u !

U’ve already gt a good lesson frm my bf ahkeong on 7th aug afternoon.

From there its alr clearly shown how much he cared for me! Dont always think ur 13yrs marriage have gone through the most!

Although we hv been only tgt for 4 months! But the things we’ve gone through is smt u hv not gone through with him.Its smt tat no outsiders can understand!

Its you Joyce Seah who turn me on this time! 我不是个省油的灯!

Source: Regina Kum

August 12, 2015
Man Found Guilty For Fatally Stabbing Mom

He said it all started when his 56-year-old mother asked him for money.

When he denied her request, Sujay Solomon Sutherson said his mother then grabbed his hair and scratched him.

He also said something else: That she tried to undress him, saying “I want a son”.

The quarrel violently: Sujay, 34, stabbed his mother, Madam Mallika Jesudasan, in the neck three times with a knife and came close to decapitating her.

He said he had acted in self defence when his mother attacked him on May 27, 2012.

But Judicial Commissioner Hoo Sheau Peng did not accept Sujay’s arguments of self-defence, or what is known as private defence, when he fatally stabbed his mother at the family’s Bukit Batok East flat.

Yesterday, Ms Hoo convicted Sujay of culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

Sujay will be sentenced in September.

Source: www.tnp.sg

August 12, 2015
Malaysian Education Minister Criticised For Blaming Christians

Newly-minted Education Minister Mahdzir Khalid has landed himself in hot water less than a month after assuming his position when he claimed the corruption allegations made by whistleblower portal Sarawak Report was an attempt by Christians and Jews to split Muslims.

The Council of Churches today said it was deeply concerned by what it said was an unfair statement.

“First of all, it is wrong to link us Christians with the Jews. Its highly misleading to even associate us with the Jews and worse still, to propose that we are in any way trying to split the Malays or any other group,” said Council of Churches secretary-general Hermen Shastri in a press statement today.

Shastri said such remarks coming from a minister have caused much anxiety in the Christian community and moderate Malaysians.

“He should be promoting national harmony and unity, instead of spewing ill-will and polarisation in our country,” he said.

“We therefore urge the minister to clarify his detrimental and divisive remarks and better still to apologise for making those obnoxious comments.

“He should not make false allegations as it is harmful and can be regarded as undermining national unity,” said Shastri.

Mahdzir, who is Umno supreme council member, had made the controversial remarks at the opening of Hulu Langat Umno division meeting last Sunday.

Jews, Christians to blame

In his speech, he claimed Sarawak Report, which had reported claims of misappropriation in state-owned 1MDB and the RM2.6 billion deposited into the prime minister’s personal bank accounts, was part of a Christian and Jewish conspiracy to split Muslims.

“The Jews and the Christians have pledged that as long as there is the moon and the stars, as long as the end of the world is not here yet, they will decide that Muhammad’s followers will be confused and split among themselves. This is the pledge of the Jews and Christians.

“And today, those who do things to us are not only from within the country, but from outside the country like Sarawak Report, which does not operate from Kuching,” he reportedly said.

Mahdzir was made a minister in a cabinet reshuffle last month, taking over the portfolio from former deputy prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin, who was removed from the cabinet for criticising Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s handling of 1MDB.

Muhyiddin later revealed he had also confronted Najib about the RM2.6 billion deposited into the latter’s personal bank accounts prior to his ouster.

Najib claimed the money was a political donation and was not corruption.

Source: www.malaysiakini.com

August 12, 2015
Driver Jailed 2 Weeks For Killing Woman At Pedestrian Crossing

He was making a right turn onto Jurong Town Hall Road when he failed to spot the elderly woman crossing the road.

His car ploughed into her, flinging her onto his windscreen before she landed on the road.

Madam Leong Yew Choo, 65, died hours later in hospital.

Yesterday, logistics manager Kuah Kok Hoon, 47, was sentenced to two weeks’ jail and banned from driving for five years for the negligent act on Sept 16 last year.

At 8.10pm that day, Kuah was driving on the rightmost of three lanes of Jurong East Central Road.

He stopped his vehicle at a traffic junction as he prepared to make a right turn onto Jurong Town Hall Road. Kuah’s car was the first vehicle at the stop line and he had an unobstructed view of the pedestrian crossing at the junction.

When the lights turned green in his favour, he made a right turn but failed to keep a proper lookout and spot Madam Leong, who was midway through a pedestrian crossing with the green man flashing in her favour.

A witness, who was in a car behind Kuah, said Kuah did not slow down or brake when he made the right turn.

After the collision, Madam Leong was seen in a semi-conscious state and breathing heavily.

She was also suffering serious head injuries and was taken unconscious to National University Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 10.20pm.

SKULL FRACTURE

An autopsy revealed that she suffered a skull fracture and brain injury.

Yesterday, District Judge Salina Ishak said that the accident had occurred at a pedestrian crossing where Madam Leong had the right of way.

The judge added that the court has emphasised that motorists should look out for pedestrians – a duty that Kuah had failed to do.

While the judge noted that the weather was fine and visibility was fair, she accepted that shadows cast by some nearby trees could have compromised Kuah’s view – a mitigating factor that Kuah’s lawyer had earlier raised.

For committing a negligent act resulting in death not amounting to culpable homicide, Kuah could have been jailed up to two years and/or fined.

Source: www.tnp.sg

August 12, 2015
Animal Activist And ACRES Founder, Louis Ng, May Be Fielded In Nee Soon GRC

Each candidate contesting a Group Representation Constituency (GRC) must bring strengths to the team, and if animal activist Louis Ng was part of his team standing in Nee Soon GRC, his experience in activism and the grassroots would come in useful, says Minister for Foreign Affairs K Shanmugam.

Speaking to TODAY last night at a Meet-the-People Session at Chong Pang ward, Mr Shanmugam, however, would not confirm whether Mr Ng would indeed contest in the five-man GRC in the upcoming elections.

“If Louis was part of the team, he will bring, as you can tell, his rich experience as an activist, as someone who has advocated a variety of causes including animal rights causes,” said Mr Shanmugam, who is the People’s Action Party’s anchor minister for Nee Soon GRC and also Minister for Law.

Mr Ng, 37, the founder of wildlife rescue group Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES), has been helping out in the grassroots in Chong Pang ward since 2008, and was also present at last night’s Meet-the-People Session.

He announced his joining the PAP in October last year, when he started helping out at the Kembangan-Chai Chee ward in the Marine Parade GRC.

Recent speculation that he could stand in Joo Chiat SMC has fizzled out after it emerged that current Moulmein-Kallang GRC Member of Parliament Edwin Tong would contest there instead.

And with Mr Ng helping out at Chong Pang again, word has it he could be fielded in the ward.

“He has experience in dealing with people, engaging people and doing things for people. That spirit and that idealism will be brought for the benefit of residents,” said Mr Shanmugam.

“All his life he has trained to be that, so he brings that, if he is part of the team,” he added.

When asked about the PAP’s prospects at the upcoming polls, given that this is the first time all constituencies would be contested, Mr Shanmugam replied that it is not a matter of how many seats are contested, but a matter of who can best serve the residents.

“Who are the five, and can they run your town council? Will they be honest, or will they take your money?” he said, adding that voters would be most concerned about whether or not candidates can deliver their promises.

“Second, you are also selecting them to go into Parliament to form as part of the Government. Do you want them to be part of the Government?” Celene Tan.

Source: www.todayonline.com

August 12, 2015