Indian FTrash grew two pots of cannabis at Yishun home after learning it online

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<!-- message, attachments, sig --><!-- icon and title --> Indian FT grew two pots of cannabis at Yishun home after learning it online <!-- / icon and title --><!-- message --> While on Police Bail after caught growing cannabis, still dare to sell heroin on the street, still suitable for rehabilitation??? LHL's Ah Neh FT grew two pots of cannabis at yishun home after learning it online A Indian National teen was growing two pots of cannabis at his home in Yishun after researching online on how he could cultivate the plants. His offence came to light after he was arrested on suspicion of taking drugs, reports The Straits Times. Adith Sarvotham, 18, was yesterday sentenced to serve three years of probation. He pleaded guilty in September to cultivating the plants, consuming cannabis and trafficking in heroin. While acknowledging that drug trafficking was a serious offence, District Judge Soh Tze Bian noted that Adith's suitability for rehabilitation was "demonstrably high". About a month before his arrest on Jan 15, Adith started growing the plants after he researched the cultivation of cannabis on search website Google. When he was nabbed, he had six plants weighing a total of 28 grams. Unknown to Adith, his mother, 46, was also smoking cannabis. She has served six months in the Drug Rehabilitation Centre and was released last month. While out on police bail, Adith was caught by the police for trafficking in four straws that were found to contain 0.06 grams of heroin. He had obtained them from a pusher near the Yio Chu Kang MRT station and was planning to sell it to an acquaintance known to him as Jayin. Adith was then studying for his A levels at the BMC International College. Defence counsel Sunil Sudheesan said that his client had grown up in India and came here only in the middle of last year. "He was new to Singapore and he consumed and shared the drugs as a result of his misguided need to gain acceptance from his friends," said the lawyer. Besides serving probation, Adith will also have to perform 240 hours of community service. Just for the trafficking offence, he could have been jailed for five to 20 years and caned five to 15 times. ..<br/><br/>Full story here

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[makapaaa]

Waaa really rare talents not found in Singaporeans no wonder they keep insisting
we embrace FTs.

They said FTs create jobs I guess it make sense, they
commit crime equals to creating jobs for the police, the lawyers, the court, the
jails and later the custom and immigration departments as they deport him and
not forgetting the airport and airlines to bring him home.
No wonder FTs are
so important for Singapore and Singaporeans.

Ah Nehs caught for drug
trafficking, imagine if he did not traffic but grew for self consumption then he
under what charge??

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<!-- message, attachments, sig --><!-- icon and title --> Re: LHL's Ah Neh FT grew two pots of cannabis at yishun home after learning it online <!-- / icon and title --><!-- message --> He should be dealt with in accordance with the law. There is to be no special treatment. If the offence had been anymore serious to warrant a death sentence, well, he will just have to face it unless he gets a Presidential pardon, which is very hard to get. <!-- / message --> <!-- controls --> <!-- / controls -->​ <!-- message, attachments, sig -->

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<!-- message, attachments, sig --><!-- icon and title --> Re: LHL's Ah Neh FT grew two pots of cannabis at yishun home after learning it online <!-- / icon and title --><!-- message --> PAP loves these foreign trash, not only have these foreign trash got their studs up the PAP's hides, they've even got cannabis up their hides too maybe because it's a foreigner, the PAP might change the law and legalize cannabis after this? <!-- / message --> <!-- controls --> <!-- / controls -->​ <!-- message, attachments, sig -->

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<!-- message, attachments, sig --><!-- icon and title --> Re: LHL's Ah Neh FT grew two pots of cannabis at yishun home after learning it online <!-- / icon and title --><!-- message --> Adith Sarvotham, 18, was yesterday sentenced to serve three years of probation. He pleaded guilty in September to cultivating the plants, consuming cannabis and trafficking in heroin. How come nowadays trafficking heroin only 3 years probation? Mandatory death sentence only applicable to Singaproeans? <!-- / message --><!-- sig --> __________________ There are no poor Singaporeans...only Singaporeans with long term cash flow problems

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[Froggy]

If this guy is a Singaporean what will the sentence be?

 

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Seriously. ..wtf....plant grass. Traffic heroine. Planning to sell. If local sure hang if not life imprisonment. The f. trash father must be connected. Or maybe some relative of prata man? Why not deported after serving sentence? Smell very fisshy. Or the gov now desperate fir this type of talent also? <!-- start: postbit_editedby -->(This post was last modified: Yesterday 07:40 PM by strich.) ​ <tbody> </tbody>

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[laksaboy]

He's growing cannabis for making curry. Didn't the govt exhort us to accommodate the Indian FTs and welcome their exotic curry smell?

How to integrate well with such needless persecution?

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

This Chao ah neh watched too much Breaking Bad on tv is it?

 

[Agoraphobic]

The way I see it, perhaps the authorities are becoming more tolerant and accepting the ways of the world. The drug penalties in place here have been overly harsh to deeds that do not hurt anybody and are personal choices (akin to religious worship), so it is time to relook and maybe reconsider how "punishments" are to me meted out. Why make criminals of ordinary blokes?

For growing a few plants and reselling a few grams of contraband, what harm has he done? In some countries, it is only a misdeamenor, others it is extra paperwork for the cops who should be spending their resources catching real criminals. This kid is likely just wanting to be "popular" with his friends.

I know how most of you guys feel living in a place with such restrictions on what is considered "recreational" drugs, but do you want others to suffer because you have, or others not to suffer because you have? It's up to you.

Cheers!

 

[Himawari]

Throw this rubbish back to india.

 

[zeddy]

When he was nabbed, he had six plants weighing a total of
28 grams.

Unknown to Adith, his mother, 46, was also smoking cannabis.
She has served six months in the Drug Rehabilitation Centre and was released
last month.

While out on police bail, Adith was caught by
the police for trafficking in four straws that were found to contain 0.06 grams
of heroin.

Chao Pariah obviously harbouring the intention to become a big time player in the local market one day.. Mark my words, this Pariah will be up to his smelly tricks again when he grows older..

This little Pariah is not your typical dumb keling boy from the Tekka Market.. The opportunity to whack his black backside with the rotan is now gone..

He will take this punishment as just a wimpy tap on his wrist.. He will be back in the docks again in the future..

 

[songsongjurong]

There is no doubt he ratted on his supplier and kakis... once a rat ,always a rat..and smells like one

 

[Brubeck]

This pundek and his family should fuck off back to the land of fakes, stench and double-headed snakes.

 

[zhihau]

He's growing cannabis for making curry.

Hail Mary Jane! now i know why mamak curry so addictive!

 

[ILovePAP]

This guy should be jailed.

Must be a "connected" FT son....sigh....

 

[laksaboy]

BMC International College.


http://www.bmc.edu.sg/

What would the education hub do without the patronage of FT's brats?

 

[songsongjurong]

If this guy is a Singaporean what will the sentence be?

HOTA first, charge later.

 

[songsongjurong]

RTC dont take in non sinkie?

 

[cunnosieur]

While acknowledging that drug trafficking was a serious offence, District Judge Soh
Tze Bian noted that Adith's suitability for rehabilitation was "demonstrably
high".

About a month before his arrest on Jan 15, Adith started
growing the plants after he researched the cultivation of cannabis on search
website Google.
When he was nabbed, he had six plants weighing a total of
28 grams.

Unknown to Adith, his mother, 46, was also smoking cannabis.
She has served six months in the Drug Rehabilitation Centre and was released
last month.

While out on police bail, Adith was caught by
the police for trafficking in four straws that were found to contain 0.06 grams
of heroin.

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TITLE SHOULD READ AH NEH FTRASH FIND SPORE STRESSFUL N HAVE A LITTLE DOPE TO DESTRESS

WE NEED FTrash Indian MUM n SON LIKE THIS.

Maybe MUM conceive him with another man while high on drugs...

MUM can sell pussy in Desker...

SON can be Ah Long runner

 

[wendychan]

".......His
offence came to light after he was arrested on suspicion of taking drugs,
reports The Straits Times........."


why didn't anyone detect the smell when they were growing?