$1k Can Buy Off This Lao SPG

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Feb 2, 2010

Charged with perverting justice
By Elena Chong

A YOUNG woman who beat the red lights and allegedly paid someone to take the rap on her behalf was charged on Tuesday with intentionally perverting the course of justice. Evangeline Tay Su Ann, 21, a student, is accused of giving property agent Leung Man Kwan, 34, $1,000 in February 2008 in return for her to assume criminal liability for the traffic offence. The money was said to have been given through ex-police officer Kelvin Choo Yew Beng, 38, whose case is pending. Last month, Tay was fined a total of $1,900 and banned from driving for 12 months for various traffic offences along Lornie Road on Jan 22, 2008. Tay, represented by Mr Lim Kia Tong, faces a jail term of up to seven years and fine on conviction. Leung, who has been dealt with, is appealing against her three-month jail sentence. Tay's pre-trial conference is scheduled for Feb 11.

 

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$1900 seems to be a rather big let-off.

 

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What is the relationship between the student and the mata ??

Why is the car owner not charged for submitting false particulars ??

Tay Su Ann Evangeline (“Evangeline”) had driven a vehicle belonging to his boyfriend, Niko. Evangeline did not possess a valid driving licence. Evangeline had been residing at Niko’s residence prior to 22 January 2008. As Niko was overseas on a business trip on 22 January 2008, Evangeline had taken the keys to his vehicle – which were contained in a drawer within the residence – and driven the said vehicle without the consent of Niko....

 

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$1900 seems to be a rather big let-off.

The $1900 fine is for committing traffic offences. She is only being charged for perverting the course of justice, the sentencing is not out yet.

 

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That Evangeline Tay ish chio

 

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That Evangeline Tay ish chio

Last month, Evangeline Tay was fined a total of $1,900 and banned from driving for 12 months for various traffic offences along Lornie Road on Jan 22, 2008. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW

 

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In one article above, the ex-cop is said to be helping his gf (Evangeline) to avoid prosecution, so ask Leung to take the rap.

In another article above, the ex-cop is said to be helping Evangeline by asking his gf (Leung) to take the rap.

So was he two-timing?

 

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Maxim- June 07 with Evangeline Tay as Cover Girl

 

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DEAL OR NO DEAL Season 2

 

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Tay Su Ann Evangeline (“Evangeline”) had driven a vehicle belonging to his boyfriend, Niko. Evangeline did not possess a valid driving licence. Evangeline had been residing at Niko’s residence prior to 22 January 2008. As Niko was overseas on a business trip on 22 January 2008, Evangeline had taken the keys to his vehicle – which were contained in a drawer within the residence – and driven the said vehicle without the consent of Niko....

Thanks bro postnews for the clarification. Upz you.

She looked sad...
Unneccessary ordeal.
How much for running a red light and being unlicenced, anyway ?

 

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[Dmode101]

I knew it was her when her name popped up earleir in this thread, something about sexy girls and disregard for the law. I spoke to her once in an IT show. I can tell she is very open minded from her body language (what she did to me only I know ). too bad Im not single. shit!

 

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MAXIM Hot 100 Party 2007 - Best Legs

 

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Tay, student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic at the time of offence

 

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Voluptous Pair Of Knockers

Airport aka flat-chested

Same girl ? Are you sure, bro ?

 

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same girl, she is very popular in other forums, talked about her nose, boobs...

 

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Mar 17, 2010
Ex-cop perverted justice
By Elena Chong, Courts Correspondent

A FORMER senior police officer arranged for a woman friend ,LEUNG Man Kwan, 33

to take the rap on behalf of another for beating the red light signal.

Kelvin Choo Yew Beng, 39,

admitted on Wednesday to helping Evangeline Tay Su Ann

pervert the course of justice in February 2008 by arranging for one Leung Man Kwan to take the rap on behalf of the 21-year-old for running the light.

The former Deputy Superinendent of Police had helped Tay, 21, to pass $1,000 to Leung, 34, who has served her three-month sentence for a similar offence.

Now a property consultant, Choo was then the head of curriculum development and methodology at Criminal Investigation Department.

He quit two years ago after a 13-year career with the Singapore Police Force.

Tay has since been charged with perverting the course of justice and her case is pending. Earlier this year she was fined a total of $1,900 and banned from driving for a year for driving without a valid licence; insurance coverage; and beating the red light signal at the T-junction of Lornie Road and Sime Road on Jan 22, 2008.

The prosecution pressed for a deterrent sentence against Choo, whose sentencing was deferred to March 31. He faces a jail term of up to seven years and/or a fine.