Serious Good Muud Cop Jailed For Pointing Loaded Gun At Chao Keng NSF Policeboy! Now Reduced To Delivery Boy Job!

[JohnTan]

SINGAPORE - A police sergeant drew his loaded service revolver and pointed it at a full-time police national serviceman (NSF) after he did not volunteer for a visit to a supermarket as part of community engagement duties.

Mohammad Khairul Katmadi, 40, had committed the offence as a joke, a district court heard on Monday (March 28).

It also heard that the NSF, a special constable, did not report the incident promptly because he wanted to finish his national service without complications and feared repercussions.

Mohammad Khairul was sentenced to five days' jail on Monday after he pleaded guilty to one count of harassment.

The court heard that he has since resigned from the Singapore Police Force and is currently a part-time deliveryman.

His lawyer, Mr Gogulakannan Suppayya, said: "(Mohammad Khairul) thought he was making the point in a comedic way by using his revolver as a prop.

Unfortunately, his joke fell flat."

The court heard that on March 30, 2020, about 5pm, Mohammad Khairul, Sergeant Daniel Tan Chee Lun, and two NSFs were doing community engagement rounds and parked at Block 683 Hougang Avenue 8.

Sgt Tan got out of the car and asked one of the other three officers to follow him for the engagement visit to Giant supermarket.

Neither NSF volunteered and they remained seated in the car.

Mohammad Khairul got out of the car, leaned in through the passenger door, unbuckled his revolver holster and drew the loaded gun.

He pointed it at one of the NSFs who could see the bullet heads through the chambers of the revolver and was alarmed, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Sunil Nair.

Mohammad Khairul did not cock the revolver, activate its laser beam, or put his finger into the trigger guard, the DPP added.

After a few seconds, he holstered the weapon, left the car and went to the Giant supermarket.

The two NSFs decided not to report the matter as they wanted to complete their NS and were worried about complications or possible hostility from Mohammad Khairul.

But the matter was brought up in conversation with another regular officer in June 2020 who escalated the matter and a police report was lodged.

Mr Gogulakannan urged the court to impose a fine, noting that his client was a good police officer and this was "just one glitch in his performance".

He added that Mohammad Khairul believed he was perceived by his colleagues, including the victim, as someone who often joked around, and this is why the victim did not report the incident immediately.

DPP Nair argued for five to seven days' imprisonment, and said: "Service revolvers are not issued to police officers to further their personal agendas, play pranks, or perform jokes."

On the delay in reporting the incident, DPP Nair said: "This shows the degree of influence that the uniformed service, and the regular officers representing it, have on the lives of ordinary national servicemen who are there to complete their services. Such offences can be hard to detect and should be deterred."

District Judge Kok Shu En said Mohammad Khairul, as a regular police officer, should have been guiding the NSFs and should have known better.

For causing harassment, alarm or distress to the victim, Mohammad Khairul could have been fined up to $5,000, jailed for up to six months or both.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...nting-service-revolver-at-national-serviceman

 

[Cottonmouth]

Ex-cop jailed for 5 days for pointing service revolver at national serviceman​

Mohammud Khairul Katmadi had committed the offence as a joke, but it "fell flat", said his lawyer. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

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SINGAPORE - A police sergeant drew his loaded service revolver and pointed it at a full-time police national serviceman (NSF) after he did not volunteer for a visit to a supermarket as part of community engagement duties.
Mohammad Khairul Katmadi, 40, had committed the offence as a joke, a district court heard on Monday (March 28).
It also heard that the NSF, a special constable, did not report the incident promptly because he wanted to finish his national service without complications and feared repercussions.
Mohammad Khairul was sentenced to five days' jail on Monday after he pleaded guilty to one count of harassment.
The court heard that he has since resigned from the Singapore Police Force and is currently a part-time deliveryman.
His lawyer, Mr Gogulakannan Suppayya, said: "(Mohammad Khairul) thought he was making the point in a comedic way by using his revolver as a prop.


"Unfortunately, his joke fell flat."

The court heard that on March 30, 2020, about 5pm, Mohammad Khairul, Sergeant Daniel Tan Chee Lun, and two NSFs were doing community engagement rounds and parked at Block 683 Hougang Avenue 8.
Sgt Tan got out of the car and asked one of the other three officers to follow him for the engagement visit to Giant supermarket.
Neither NSF volunteered and they remained seated in the car.

Mohammad Khairul got out of the car, leaned in through the passenger door, unbuckled his revolver holster and drew the loaded gun.
He pointed it at one of the NSFs who could see the bullet heads through the chambers of the revolver and was alarmed, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Sunil Nair.
Mohammad Khairul did not cock the revolver, activate its laser beam, or put his finger into the trigger guard, the DPP added.
After a few seconds, he holstered the weapon, left the car and went to the Giant supermarket.
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The two NSFs decided not to report the matter as they wanted to complete their NS and were worried about complications or possible hostility from Mohammad Khairul.
But the matter was brought up in conversation with another regular officer in June 2020 who escalated the matter and a police report was lodged.
Mr Gogulakannan urged the court to impose a fine, noting that his client was a good police officer and this was "just one glitch in his performance".
He added that Mohammad Khairul believed he was perceived by his colleagues, including the victim, as someone who often joked around, and this is why the victim did not report the incident immediately.
DPP Nair argued for five to seven days' imprisonment, and said: "Service revolvers are not issued to police officers to further their personal agendas, play pranks, or perform jokes."
On the delay in reporting the incident, DPP Nair said: "This shows the degree of influence that the uniformed service, and the regular officers representing it, have on the lives of ordinary national servicemen who are there to complete their services. Such offences can be hard to detect and should be deterred."
District Judge Kok Shu En said Mohammad Khairul, as a regular police officer, should have been guiding the NSFs and should have known better.
For causing harassment, alarm or distress to the victim, Mohammad Khairul could have been fined up to $5,000, jailed for up to six months or both.

 

[syed putra]

Probably make more money now than what PAP gave him.

 

[mojito]

Yet shoot dead an elderly man with a fruit knife is no offence.

 

[Balls2U]

Stupid m&d should have just play with his own gun instead.

 

[laksaboy]

Why not just put them into SCDF? Afraid they might point their hose at NS boys?

 

[ChristJohnny]

Stupid m&d should have just play with his own gun instead.

Or play with his own sister, mother, daughters... definitely safer this way. Won't get caught as it is consentous. No one telling unless stomach gets big.

Race and IQ

 

[Rogue Trader]

Hope his new career as a comedian takes off

 

[glockman]

If such a retarded m u d can be a policeman, I worry about the rest of them.

Rules (common sense really) of gun handling :

 

[laksaboy]

If such a retarded m u d can be a policeman, I worry about the rest of them.

Rules (common sense really) of gun handling :

5) Always shout CLEAR! after checking for ammo.

6) If no ammo, shout BANG! BANG! BANG! to simulate gunshot sounds and scare off the enemy.

 

[glockman]

5) Always shout CLEAR! after checking for ammo.

6) If no ammo, shout BANG! BANG! BANG! to simulate gunshot sounds and scare off the enemy.

What was the procedure for malfunction? shout IO, raise hand?

 

[Cottonmouth]

If such a retarded m u d can be a policeman, I worry about the rest of them.

Rules (common sense really) of gun handling :

That's why I advocate whip as a choice of weapon. No threat to life, some might even find it pleasurable.

 

[glockman]

That's why I advocate whip as a choice of weapon. No threat to life, some might even find it pleasurable.

Wouldn't this then subvert and defeat the purpose of the punishment?

 

[Cottonmouth]

Wouldn't this then subvert and defeat the purpose of the punishment?

When moans become cries, it will be too late to regret. I will flog her till every strand of hair drop.

 

[bobby]

The bigger joke is that it took 2 years for this case be called for judgement....

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

The fucked up part of cos is the police pointing a gun to play a fool.

But nobody pointed out that the NSF is also one motherfucking chao keng cheebye kia? They completed their NS first before they had the balls to reveal.

The two NSFs decided not to report the matter as they wanted to complete their NS and were worried about complications or possible hostility from Mohammad Khairul.

But the matter was brought up in conversation with another regular officer in June 2020 who escalated the matter and a police report was lodged.