Serious gosh TP Mata up lorried near Mustafa

whorejinx said:

I think it is obvious to say that the TP was ridding high speed for his bike and himself to be thrown so far away, it does not look like at all that the van hit TP at high speed, since van had insignificant impact damages.

Safe to say that if TP bike was slow or normal speed it would had been only a very light accident, possibly no hurt.

The TP dept have to tell the public weather the TP was on a mission necessary to speed or not, from TP's duty dispatch record & from TP's bike dash camera.

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scroobal said:

There is no requirement to arrest anyone for someone's death. There must be a reasonable cause for the arrest.

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whorejinx said:

SG TP standard practice is to charge drivers of cars when pedestrians died or injured, find fault and blame drivers instead of pedestrians (even cyclists & e-bike riders) their silly law said protecting the more vulnerable. Stupid crap!

Even when dash camera recorded that driver is not in the wrong and pedestrians / cyclists / e-bike riders had clearly violated rules and laws to cause these accidents, TP will charge driver, and court will fine / imprison drivers regardlessly. The usual blame is NEGLIGENCE ridiculously expecting drivers of vehicles to be able to avoid accidents and prevented the party at fault at violations to be safe from hurt. They never will care for drivers lives in danger of other possible accidents in unsafe attempts to avoid the 1st accident. In many cases accidents occurs when drivers were desperately avoiding another accidents, some cases cause even more serious accidents, and very likely the culprits at fault at violation that caused accident are unhurt and GOT AWAY INSTANTLY! They caused COMPLETELY INNOCENT parties to die or get hurt.

There is no penalty demerit points or revocation of licenses for pedestrians / cyclists / e-bike riders and they have no insurance for drivers to claim against. They are usually not punished by laws & the UNFAIR TPs, they are very RAMPANT HAZARDS on roads.

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Narong Wongwan said:

Doing this job? What was he doing? Perhaps he was the one riding dangerously himself thinking he was king of the road.
How many TPs on the road you see 'doing there jobs'? Most times their only job is become outriders and protection for pappies to Ensure they travel smoothly.
TP got catch that machi Ferrari driver? TP arrest road bullies? I dun see them around when shit happens.

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Narong Wongwan said:

Gloating might seemed Low to some but everyone is entitled to their opinions.
Just because you're mourning dun expect the rest of the world to mourn with you.
Why impose your will on others?
Why dictate how others should behave or control what they say?

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Narong Wongwan said:

Doing this job? What was he doing? Perhaps he was the one riding dangerously himself thinking he was king of the road.
How many TPs on the road you see 'doing there jobs'? Most times their only job is become outriders and protection for pappies to Ensure they travel smoothly.
TP got catch that machi Ferrari driver? TP arrest road bullies? I dun see them around when shit happens.

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gatehousethetinkertailor said:

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...-police-officer-who-died-in-8909586?cid=fbcna

K Shanmugam condemns 'sick post' about police officer who died in Serangoon accident

Singapore
SINGAPORE: Minister for Home Affairs and Law K Shanmugam on Saturday (Jun 3) condemned a "sick post" about the recent death of Traffic Police officer Nadzrie Matin as an "insult to all police officers".

"I was deeply upset and angry about a gloating post that one Thomas Chua has made on Police Officer Nadzrie's death," Mr Shanmugam wrote in a Facebook post. "Nadzrie died while on duty. Thomas was gloating about Nadzrie's death, because Nazdrie had given him a ticket!"

Calling Mr Chua's comments "deeply offensive to Nadzrie's family", Mr Shanmugam said people like Mr Chua have "no decency or any sense of right and wrong".

"What is a TP officer to do when someone breaks the law? It is because of officers like Nadzrie that the rest of us have safety and security," said Mr Shanmugam.

"You wonder what human decency people like Thomas have - to be so self-centred, smug and making nasty remarks about an officer who died doing his duty. While there is a completely distraught wife, grieving parents and family, and teammates who are crying."

Mr Nadzrie died in an accident along Serangoon Road on Thursday while carrying out traffic patrol duties. He was given a ceremonial burial on Friday.

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mojito said:

Gloating is uncultured behavior. We don't become the beacon of tolerance in the civilized world by pouring scorn over another's misfortune, unless online and anonymous of course. Time for the chink to learn some manners! Narong you don't like it you can balek tongsua! You know the way?

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mojito said:

Gloating is uncultured behavior. We don't become the beacon of tolerance in the civilized world by pouring scorn over another's misfortune, unless online and anonymous of course. Time for the chink to learn some manners! Narong you don't like it you can balek tongsua! You know the way?

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