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Do you have trust in the Singapore police force?
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And they are exonerated in the Indonesian maid case.Also cannot sue them for compensation. When the scale of justice is lop-sided,there is no fair justice. ! we are just kidding ourselves.Prosecutors commit perjury all the time. This is not something that's unique to Sinkieland.
Senor
A little bird from L.I. told me the all the police will avoid her case due to the Extremely foul smell.
Can get confirmation chops from @sweetiepie
And @Cottonmouth
Haaaa
They should just fire 2 bullets into her black hole.
they did.... the bullets were no match for the black hole
How many times have customs officers fucked prostitutes?
any complaint to CP will be poo pooed giving stupid excuses exonerating the police officer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wtf
wtf
Yes. I trust in the por-lees force 100%.....with regards to their incompetence ! 
The doctor had to live with 4 years of shame because of the slow and incompetent investigative process. Sue both the accuser and the Singapore Police Force.
Quotes:
"Dr Yeo told ST that the past four years were "very painful and disruptive" for him and his loved ones."
"he wondered how such false accusations could be identified much earlier during the investigative process."
Dr Yeo said that the past four years were very painful and disruptive for him and his loved ones.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
Shaffiq Alkhatib
Court Correspondent
Aug 16, 2021
SINGAPORE - An anaesthesiologist who had four molestation charges against him withdrawn on Monday (Aug 16) said that he will seek legal counsel regarding taking action against his accuser.
The woman, who cannot be named due to a gag order, had accused Dr Yeo Sow Nam of outraging her modesty on Oct 9, 2017.
District Judge Ng Peng Hong gave Dr Yeo a discharge amounting to an acquittal on Monday after the woman earlier admitted that she had lied in court during the trial which started in March.
In an email interview with The Straits Times, the 52-year-old Singaporean doctor said: "I believe that we have a good system that will dispense justice by protecting the true victim. As for the false accuser, we will have to leave it to the relevant authorities."
Dr Yeo told ST that the past four years were "very painful and disruptive" for him and his loved ones.
He said he is very relieved that his ordeal is finally over, adding: "I was initially shocked that this could happen to me even though I had done nothing wrong. However, I was absolutely confident that the truth would prevail and that I would be exonerated.
"Nonetheless, it was a very harsh and distressing experience for me to be falsely accused of serious sexual misconduct when I have always upheld the highest professional standards of medical practice and care for my patients.
"The cost and burden on me, my family, and friends was immense. A public hospital even discontinued my visiting consultant position shortly after I was charged."
Dr Yeo also said that he was "disturbed" by a few issues. For instance, he could not believe that the incident could happen to someone "who had done nothing wrong".
He told ST: "I'm concerned that the perpetrator of the lies and false accusations against me remains free and unpunished. She remains a threat to the medical profession, our patients and society. She is also protected by a gag order."
He added: "Many of my colleagues and friends in the medical community share these grave concerns."
The doctor told ST that while he is grateful that the judicial process managed to expose the woman's "deceit", he wondered how such false accusations could be identified much earlier during the investigative process.
"This would have saved me and my family much pain and suffering. I sincerely hope that the relevant bodies and authorities can look into these questions," said Dr Yeo.
Quotes:
"Dr Yeo told ST that the past four years were "very painful and disruptive" for him and his loved ones."
"he wondered how such false accusations could be identified much earlier during the investigative process."
Doctor to seek legal advice regarding action against woman who falsely accused him of molestation
Dr Yeo said that the past four years were very painful and disruptive for him and his loved ones.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
Shaffiq Alkhatib
Court Correspondent
Aug 16, 2021
SINGAPORE - An anaesthesiologist who had four molestation charges against him withdrawn on Monday (Aug 16) said that he will seek legal counsel regarding taking action against his accuser.
The woman, who cannot be named due to a gag order, had accused Dr Yeo Sow Nam of outraging her modesty on Oct 9, 2017.
District Judge Ng Peng Hong gave Dr Yeo a discharge amounting to an acquittal on Monday after the woman earlier admitted that she had lied in court during the trial which started in March.
In an email interview with The Straits Times, the 52-year-old Singaporean doctor said: "I believe that we have a good system that will dispense justice by protecting the true victim. As for the false accuser, we will have to leave it to the relevant authorities."
Dr Yeo told ST that the past four years were "very painful and disruptive" for him and his loved ones.
He said he is very relieved that his ordeal is finally over, adding: "I was initially shocked that this could happen to me even though I had done nothing wrong. However, I was absolutely confident that the truth would prevail and that I would be exonerated.
"Nonetheless, it was a very harsh and distressing experience for me to be falsely accused of serious sexual misconduct when I have always upheld the highest professional standards of medical practice and care for my patients.
"The cost and burden on me, my family, and friends was immense. A public hospital even discontinued my visiting consultant position shortly after I was charged."
Dr Yeo also said that he was "disturbed" by a few issues. For instance, he could not believe that the incident could happen to someone "who had done nothing wrong".
He told ST: "I'm concerned that the perpetrator of the lies and false accusations against me remains free and unpunished. She remains a threat to the medical profession, our patients and society. She is also protected by a gag order."
He added: "Many of my colleagues and friends in the medical community share these grave concerns."
The doctor told ST that while he is grateful that the judicial process managed to expose the woman's "deceit", he wondered how such false accusations could be identified much earlier during the investigative process.
"This would have saved me and my family much pain and suffering. I sincerely hope that the relevant bodies and authorities can look into these questions," said Dr Yeo.
I have full confidence in our local police, just like this little girl who called our police her BFF.
On Aug. 11, SC/Sgt Edyran was patrolling Little India MRT station with two of his other fellow TransCom officers when they were stopped by a little girl.
Handwritten thank-you note
Instead of approaching the officers for help, the girl actually went over to the officers to give them this note:
According to a Facebook post by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), the handwritten note is the girl's way to express her gratitude towards the officers.
Awwwww.
In the post, SPF added that such heartwarming gestures inspire them in their pursuit to keep Singapore safe and secure.
You can see the full post here.
https://mothership.sg/2021/08/transcom-officer-thank-you-note/
On Aug. 11, SC/Sgt Edyran was patrolling Little India MRT station with two of his other fellow TransCom officers when they were stopped by a little girl.
Handwritten thank-you note
Instead of approaching the officers for help, the girl actually went over to the officers to give them this note:
According to a Facebook post by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), the handwritten note is the girl's way to express her gratitude towards the officers.
Awwwww.
In the post, SPF added that such heartwarming gestures inspire them in their pursuit to keep Singapore safe and secure.
You can see the full post here.
https://mothership.sg/2021/08/transcom-officer-thank-you-note/
I also can drawthat
Only fools believe this propaganda bullshit... the little girl is kaki lang, the daughter of some poodle or an associate.
I am reminded of those in-ring WWE pro-wrestling promos, the wrestler 'randomly' picked a 'volunteer' from the crowd who would enter the ring and respond in a certain scripted way.
Typical Mothershit pro-establishment drivel. Tiongs say: 装啥逼呀？要脸吗?
You GUTLESS SELF ADMIT CANTONESE @Cottonmouth aka @glockman self admitted JEREMY QUEK ASIAN TURTLE SON OF WHORE hiding in rat hole act garang scam my family good name Knnbccb. Go to my facebook to scam my GOOD name to churn evil filthy lies of me a virgin as a fake virgin and dirty toilet bowl cheap cock sucker slut whore mistress and a dirty whore with millions of Indian customers and gula Melaka nipples and insult me pig and to harass me with porn photos AND TO ISSUE VIOLENT THREATS to win ok you dirty coward criminal?
Oh worsethey gave the bus driver who killed the bangla immunity from prosecution. He was illegally picking up wprkings there. And his cunt wife refuse to let the guy board. Thats why he chased the bus andit killed him
I trust in their incompetence.
What I said is what he did. Justice is called no class only according to serial liars that act class.
