Ah Seng's reaction after being fined $30K

[Balls2U]

Old
Old Zoe will give him a good swallow to celebrate

She'll be swallowing his urine. His semen had dried up years ago.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Nao ish see whether the turbo cancer ish real or not...

You see his dying face cannot fake one
Karma comes for him

 

[winnipegjets]

Why so much? Just fine him $20.
Fucking travesty....

$30k to him is like 10 cents.

 

[True Believer]

He laughing hard .... just pay them $30k to close case .... the rest of the papayas in his payroll still working for him quietly ....

This is like fining a HDB resident 30 cents. LOL!

 

[True Believer]

The Law fraternity how to live with themselves.

Does anyone believe that there is genuine separation of powers in SG? The Judiciary consults with the Legislature and the Executive before making any decision.

 

[Loofydralb]

A good example in Singapore where corruption actually pays off.

 

[bobby]

All cancer stricken old men from poor families should now go and rob banks to give money to their families….no need go jail. Just keep aside $30k of the stolen money to pay the fine and relax for the rest of their short life.

 

[myfoot123]

Even S$300K is considered cheap to him, but he is only required to pay S$30K, no imprisonment too. Something is absoluting wrong on many levels here.

 

[sbfuncle]

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Scenario 1

Supposing that a Defendant who is as "sick" as OBS commits also a serious offence, such as culpable homicide not amounting to murder, just like the Hero Uncle @ Boon Tat street. The offence warrants an imprisonment for life or up to 20 years with a fine or caning. There is no running away from a jail sentence. But he is as sick as OBS, and he cannot afford to fall as any accident while in custody will endanger his life. So do we have to worry about possible accidents while in custody ? Should the law have mercy on him and let him be incarcerated in Mt. Elizabeth or Raffles Hospital ? Obviously what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

Scenario 2

Supposing OBS is not as rich as he now is, but a poor fuck blue CHAS living from CDC voucher to CDC voucher. He cannot afford $30,000 (I wanted to use @sbfuncle as an example, but obviously @sbfuncle can afford even $300,000 ). If the Court is so worried about his health that he might fall and die in prison, what is the Court going to do ? He has no money. How ? Let him go ?

KNN.

In my opinion, if he deserves a jail sentence, the Court should just administer the law according to the severity of his crime, and not worry about his health condition. The buck should rest with the Director of Prisons. Once he is sent to the prison, it is for the Director of Prison to decide if the conditions in prison will pose an immediate danger to his life, and it is for the Director of Prison to recommend other alternatives.

When sentencing, the Court should only consider the law, and not the health condition of the accused. If not, if he goes out now to commit a crime that carries only a jail sentence and no alternative for a fine, what is the Court going to do ? The same humanitarian considerations the Court excused him for the first time will apply mutatis mutandis to the 2nd time.

@Boonsiong 有沒有道理？​

The world should be using AI as a judge.
Using human, we will get this kind of outcum lor.
What to do?

 

[Hightech88]

Since judicial mercy was exercised to prevent him from going to 3 mths jail due to his medical condition,

He should be fined minimum $30M instead, considering his immense wealth. WTF is $30K for a wealthy person like him? proportional fined according to the perpetrator's wealth should thus be applied to achieve it's desired deterrent affect.

Else all the billionaires will continue to bribe ministers like no tomorrow to kelong Gov contracts again LOL.

 

[NanoSpeed]

The world should be using AI as a judge.
Using human, we will get this kind of outcum lor.
What to do?

Will you pay $3,000 to exact revenge on my ex-mentor?

 

[sbfuncle]

Will you pay $3,000 to exact revenge on my ex-mentor?

I will pay $3k to have her cb harvested.
I will try to seek for crowd fund in sbf and promise a gpgt.

 

[jsctan]

You see his dying face cannot fake one
Karma comes for him

Still get away from light punishment on earth.

 

[jsctan]

Does anyone believe that there is genuine separation of powers in SG? The Judiciary consults with the Legislature and the Executive before making any decision.

Our lady Justice is not blinded folded. Deliberately removed & different from rest of Lady Justice

 

[batman1]

Still get away from light punishment on earth.

Not even 1 or 2 day in jail ???

 

[blissquek]

Not even 1 or 2 day in jail ???

The whole idea is not to put a prison record on this fined gentlemen..!!!!

 

[True Believer]

The whole idea is not to put a prison record on this fined gentlemen..!!!!

Anyone who has been convicted of a crime in SG (even if he does not have to serve any jail time) has a criminal record.

 

[birdie69]

A good example in Singapore where corruption actually pays off.

How many ex MP, Ministers, present MP and Ministers have bought properties from OBS?

 

[True Believer]

How many ex MP, Ministers, present MP and Ministers have bought properties from OBS?

After news that LKY and LHL bought properties from OBS at substantial discounts, both the father and son were cleared of any wrongdoing by the authorities. Why does that sound like such a familiar outcome?

 

[blissquek]

Anyone who has been convicted of a crime in SG (even if he does not have to serve any jail time) has a criminal record.

A criminal record is the overall history of someone’s criminal justice involvement.

A prison record is specifically about what happened while they were inside

From Chatgpt... think there are differences on the two