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Neo Gim Huah’s Punishment Is Too Light
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Neo is a Singaporean . His Pink IC , Nric No. S1 xx 1460H .
awaiting clearanance for other info release ...
Come to think of it ... Amos should write a blog on the person he admires most.... mother ... no, next .. father ... horrid no...lky ... dead no... lhl ... clown no .. roy .. sick no ... chee .. cb no ... vincent.. hell no! Maybe the Neo guy who slapped my face until my ear still rings soundly today ... Yes !
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Amos yee supporters--as foul mouth as he is and only like to reduce points
I admire your StewPIGdity. That PAP grasslooter was caught red handed doing what was clearly a crime and one involving doing violence to another citizen in front of the Courts. The location and timing of the crime should induce any right thinking prosecutor to ask for a deterent sentence. Wonder why DPP didn't do or was instructed not to do that.
Amos did not commit a crime. Therefore, he should not plead guilty. Not only that he should challenge StewPIG Jasvendar's personal opinion that an image of two octogenarians can somehow excit teenagers to experiment with anal sex, when in the context of the youtube video it is clearly a pictorial statment that Lee Kuan Yew and Margaret Thatcher are both extreme right wing leaders who do not care about their people or human rights, i.e. they are in bed together or birds of the same feather or whatever. This is also a challenge to the judges at the High Court and if necessary to the Court of Appeal to show that they are not kangaroos. The picture is a political statement and not an obscenity. Therefore, no crime. Neither is stating your personal opinion about any religion. Learn how to analyse.
later I buy 4D 1460 if strike contribute all to Amos
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Father of 3 who slapped Amos Yee gets 3 weeks’ jail
SINGAPORE — A district judge sentenced the man who slapped blogger Amos Yee outside the State Courts to three weeks’ jail today (May 11), ruling that a custodial sentence was needed to send the message that vigilante justice cannot be condoned.
What was particularly aggravating about Neo Gim Huah’s offence, said District Judge Ronald Gwee, was that he chose to take matters into his own hands in front of the press, so that the incident would gain maximum publicity.
“The publicising of such unlawful acts, especially in our age of instant and wide publication through social media, could give rise to a lowering of confidence in the rule of law,” the judge said, in convicting Neo of one count of voluntarily causing hurt.
The 49-year-old had set upon Amos two Wednesdays ago, as the teenager was heading towards the State Courts for a hearing into his charges of making offensive remarks against Christianity and circulating obscene imagery. His actions were witnessed by about six to 10 members of the media and the public and clips of the incident subsequently got circulated widely online.
Today, the court heard that Neo decided to “teach (Amos) a lesson” after he took offence at the 16-year-old blogger’s comments about founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in a video clip. A charge was pressed against Amos for his comments about Mr Lee, but it has been stood down for now.
Neo, a father of three who runs his own air-conditioning and electrical engineering business, had initially thought of confronting Amos outside Bedok Police Division, where the teenager was to have reported daily as part of his initial bail conditions.
He decided against this later “as the media would not be present and his actions would not have been visible to anyone”, court documents show.
Neo wanted the assault to be publicised “so that the world at large would know that (Amos) was being taught a lesson”, the court was told.
The police tracked Neo down using surveillance camera footage of the area, and brought him in about 12 hours later. He confessed about the offence during interviews by the police.
Pleading guilty in court today, Neo submitted a long mitigation plea written in Mandarin, in which he acknowledged his mistake and explained his motivations.
“This child is so disobedient that even the elders, parents, police, the court and the society will not have any impact on him,” he wrote. “ ... I remember how arrogant he was ... That’s why I thought giving him one slap would instil fear in him, and also let him know what are the ways of the world.”
Pleading to be let off with a fine, Neo added that he is the sole breadwinner of his family, and also apologised for causing hurt to Amos and his parents.
The prosecution had asked for Neo to be jailed for two weeks. But the judge said a deterrent sentence was needed, lest the episode opens the door to future cases of aggrieved individuals acting in similar ways.
Neo’s actions were prompted by his own belief that the criminal justice system “would have difficulties dealing effectively with (Amos) owing to his age”, said Judge Gwee.
Every accused person is entitled due process and will be fairly and justly treated and dealt with, he added.
For voluntarily causing hurt, Neo could have been jailed up to two years and/or fined S$5,000.
Meanwhile, the court is set to deliver its verdict on Amos this afternoon. He had pleaded not guilty to his two charges last week.
Father of 3 who slapped Amos Yee gets 3 weeks’ jail
SINGAPORE — A district judge sentenced the man who slapped blogger Amos Yee outside the State Courts to three weeks’ jail today (May 11), ruling that a custodial sentence was needed to send the message that vigilante justice cannot be condoned.
What was particularly aggravating about Neo Gim Huah’s offence, said District Judge Ronald Gwee, was that he chose to take matters into his own hands in front of the press, so that the incident would gain maximum publicity.
“The publicising of such unlawful acts, especially in our age of instant and wide publication through social media, could give rise to a lowering of confidence in the rule of law,” the judge said, in convicting Neo of one count of voluntarily causing hurt.
The 49-year-old had set upon Amos two Wednesdays ago, as the teenager was heading towards the State Courts for a hearing into his charges of making offensive remarks against Christianity and circulating obscene imagery. His actions were witnessed by about six to 10 members of the media and the public and clips of the incident subsequently got circulated widely online.
Today, the court heard that Neo decided to “teach (Amos) a lesson” after he took offence at the 16-year-old blogger’s comments about founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in a video clip. A charge was pressed against Amos for his comments about Mr Lee, but it has been stood down for now.
Neo, a father of three who runs his own air-conditioning and electrical engineering business, had initially thought of confronting Amos outside Bedok Police Division, where the teenager was to have reported daily as part of his initial bail conditions.
He decided against this later “as the media would not be present and his actions would not have been visible to anyone”, court documents show.
Neo wanted the assault to be publicised “so that the world at large would know that (Amos) was being taught a lesson”, the court was told.
The police tracked Neo down using surveillance camera footage of the area, and brought him in about 12 hours later. He confessed about the offence during interviews by the police.
Pleading guilty in court today, Neo submitted a long mitigation plea written in Mandarin, in which he acknowledged his mistake and explained his motivations.
“This child is so disobedient that even the elders, parents, police, the court and the society will not have any impact on him,” he wrote. “ ... I remember how arrogant he was ... That’s why I thought giving him one slap would instil fear in him, and also let him know what are the ways of the world.”
Pleading to be let off with a fine, Neo added that he is the sole breadwinner of his family, and also apologised for causing hurt to Amos and his parents.
The prosecution had asked for Neo to be jailed for two weeks. But the judge said a deterrent sentence was needed, lest the episode opens the door to future cases of aggrieved individuals acting in similar ways.
Neo’s actions were prompted by his own belief that the criminal justice system “would have difficulties dealing effectively with (Amos) owing to his age”, said Judge Gwee.
Every accused person is entitled due process and will be fairly and justly treated and dealt with, he added.
For voluntarily causing hurt, Neo could have been jailed up to two years and/or fined S$5,000.
Meanwhile, the court is set to deliver its verdict on Amos this afternoon. He had pleaded not guilty to his two charges last week.
He slapped the kid in public and was caught on camera/video and could not escape culpability. He had to plead guilty immediately to the charge or claim trial which would have incurred legal fees and ultimately attracted heavier punishment. He might as well plead guilty. He was just being sensible, not because he has balls.
The kid did not plead guilty to the charges because he insisted he was entitled to freedom of expression or to making free speech. If he had made those videos in USA about President Obama, he would just laugh it off. He did not plead guilty, not because he has no guts but because he believed in freedom of expression. Unfortunately, sinkie land is no USA.
The kid has got the balls bigger than other kids of his age group. His big balls will get him into more trouble in the future unless he moves out of sinkie land to become an American.
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