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Dec 29, 2009
Ex-sportsman hit Cisco officer
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Wilson Raj Perumal, 44, pleaded guilty to ramming his body against two Certis Cisco officers to get to a car, and then trying to run one of them down while driving off on May 16 this year. -- PHOTO: POLICE
<!-- story content : start --> A FORMER sportsman, who was a central figure in the match-fixing scandals that hit local soccer in the late 1990s and 2000, was in court on Tuesday.
Wilson Raj Perumal, 44, pleaded guilty to ramming his body against two Certis Cisco officers to get to a car, and then trying to run one of them down while driving off on May 16 this year. Investigations also revealed that he did not have a driving licence and had abused an officer with English and Hokkien vulgarities. Now an events manager, Wilson Raj pleaded guilty on Tuesday and will be sentenced on Jan 27. The officer's injuries included a bruised knee and a sore right shoulder and he required three days' medical leave.
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Dec 29, 2009
Ex-sportsman hit Cisco officer
<!-- by line --> By Khushwant Singh
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Wilson Raj Perumal, 44, pleaded guilty to ramming his body against two Certis Cisco officers to get to a car, and then trying to run one of them down while driving off on May 16 this year. -- PHOTO: POLICE
<!-- story content : start --> A FORMER sportsman, who was a central figure in the match-fixing scandals that hit local soccer in the late 1990s and 2000, was in court on Tuesday.
Wilson Raj Perumal, 44, pleaded guilty to ramming his body against two Certis Cisco officers to get to a car, and then trying to run one of them down while driving off on May 16 this year. Investigations also revealed that he did not have a driving licence and had abused an officer with English and Hokkien vulgarities. Now an events manager, Wilson Raj pleaded guilty on Tuesday and will be sentenced on Jan 27. The officer's injuries included a bruised knee and a sore right shoulder and he required three days' medical leave.