We have a few ex policemen here at SBF. They have all admitted to beating up suspects before and during investigations. It is a shame on them that after leaving the garment, these people still want to hide how the garments works here. They are no different from the MIW that they have always sworn to protect. I only wish they would allow their sons and daughters to do exactly like they did when they were earning a living by beating up suspects who were on many occasions innocent and by harrassing opposition politicians.
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Videos of Alleged beating of PRC SMRT drivers by SPF
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We have a few ex policemen here at SBF. They have all admitted to beating up suspects before and during investigations. It is a shame on them that after leaving the garment, these people still want to hide how the garments works here. They are no different from the MIW that they have always sworn to protect. I only wish they would allow their sons and daughters to do exactly like they did when they were earning a living by beating up suspects who were on many occasions innocent and by harrassing opposition politicians.
If Singaporeans had made the allegations, there would have been a quick denial and additional charges of criminal libel.
Because these are PRC, the SPF issue a polite request to ask them to file a complaint.
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Former SMRT drivers allege police assault
http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20130131-399019.html
SINGAPORE - Two former SMRT bus drivers who were charged with instigating an illegal strike have alleged in online videos that they had been assaulted while in police custody.
In a statement on Tuesday night, the police said they are aware of the video interviews, and that these are "serious allegations made by the two defendants".
The statement added that the former drivers should file a police report so that the claims can be investigated.
In separate videos, Chinese nationals He Junling, 32, and Liu Xiangying, 33, spoke in Mandarin about allegedly being slapped and punched by police officers during questioning.
My Paper understands that the interviews were taped by documentary film-maker Lynn Lee of Singapore-based Lianain Films.
Liu and He were among 171 drivers who took part in a strike to protest against unequal pay on Nov 26 last year. They were also among the 88 who continued to stay away from work the following day. The pair, along with two others, are alleged to be the ringleaders of the strike.
In the statement, the police said the pair's lawyers can raise this matter in court, and that it is inappropriate for the police to comment on it as the case is before the courts.
Because these are PRC, the SPF issue a polite request to ask them to file a complaint.
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Former SMRT drivers allege police assault
http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20130131-399019.html
SINGAPORE - Two former SMRT bus drivers who were charged with instigating an illegal strike have alleged in online videos that they had been assaulted while in police custody.
In a statement on Tuesday night, the police said they are aware of the video interviews, and that these are "serious allegations made by the two defendants".
The statement added that the former drivers should file a police report so that the claims can be investigated.
In separate videos, Chinese nationals He Junling, 32, and Liu Xiangying, 33, spoke in Mandarin about allegedly being slapped and punched by police officers during questioning.
My Paper understands that the interviews were taped by documentary film-maker Lynn Lee of Singapore-based Lianain Films.
Liu and He were among 171 drivers who took part in a strike to protest against unequal pay on Nov 26 last year. They were also among the 88 who continued to stay away from work the following day. The pair, along with two others, are alleged to be the ringleaders of the strike.
In the statement, the police said the pair's lawyers can raise this matter in court, and that it is inappropriate for the police to comment on it as the case is before the courts.
Those were the days that police whack accused . Nowadays everywhere in the police station have video camera even the lock up . I believe those chinaman are making up stories . It's sad to see sinkie will believe everything negative about the government . If sinkies wants to vote out PAP there's alot of ways don't have to resort until this . Go after your CPF , ask about the cost of HDB , exposed PAP !!!
You're talking out from your asshole if you believe what you typed! Even the recent big cases against civil servants talk about harrassment during investigations. During non investigative work the police scums will load you into a van and whack you to tell things that you didn't even know about. Of course they will feed you with the info to talk about.
Until today, the SPF, CPIB, CAD or any other investigative organization related to the garment does not have cameras to record interrogations.
In that case, why didn't SPF issue a statement saying that a review of the video footage showed that this was not true?
To build trust, SPF could release the video footage to the Chinese Embassy who can then issue a statement to say it has reviewed the tapes and found no evidence of this happening.
Why did SPF release such a curious press statement to ask the two who alleged they were beaten to file a complaint?
To build trust, SPF could release the video footage to the Chinese Embassy who can then issue a statement to say it has reviewed the tapes and found no evidence of this happening.
Why did SPF release such a curious press statement to ask the two who alleged they were beaten to file a complaint?
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Because the SPF knows those beatings did happen. Because there was probably no video footage to begin with.
Investigations may run the entire route and still not gather sufficient information since nothing is ever recorded during these interrogations. The PAPzis propose that they are first world but they are pathetic fools if they think they can fool everyone on their pathetic record of using the law against their economic enemies.
That's news to me. What were those funny little oblong boxes with lenses in those interview rooms?
You are a real idiot . Mentally harassment and using physical violent are different ! By the way , even prison wardens are not allowed to lay a finger on inmates . The most those inmates who break the law inside prison will be locked individually and their released date will be extended .
So why didn't SPF issue a statement to state clearly that a review of the video footage showed that the allegations are not true?
That guy know nuts about SPF . Everything also blame it on government agency . Those ah tiong thought Singapore policeman is the same as their mother land policeman .
You don't know how SPF work .. They usually wait for the other party to sue them and after that whack them hard with fines or jail . Maybe brother GD can come in and confirm that policeman whack accused are history .
I am waiting eagerly for Scroobal and GD's take on the allegations and why SPF chose to respond this way.
My guess is maybe SPF doesn't want to make make a mountain out of a molehill . If every Tom , dick or Harry accused them of beating up the accused then they will be very busy .
My understanding is that SPF is supposed to investigate all such allegations regardless of whether a police report has been filed. If the allegations are false and widely circulated, the case is supposed to be submitted to AGC for potential charges of criminal libel.
I guess if this involved sinkie yes the police might want to take action but this involving another nationality so its quite sensitive issue especially when Singapore government love to kiss china ass .
Talking about police investigation, what ever happened to that Indian boy that threatened to destroy Marina Sands
MAN,
privileged lifestyle does indeed breed the so called jokers you talk about, but
i don't vote the same way as my previous family
but what talking you?
these guys are saying the SPF beat them.
im asking if the SPF will say yes they did ?
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