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Msia holiday banks closed they hoot sg banks
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Msia holiday banks closed they hoot sg banks
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Serious Holland V Bank Robbery - many matas now
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Most probably run road back to Malaysia already lah. They would have better luck catching the robbers at the 2 custom.
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Ya l! If he's not in Spore than he must hve left tis island.
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I thought banks got armed guard? How did they make away with $20K? And only $20K?
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Lone wolf operation.
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Chink Mutlander or FT?
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There hasn't been a bank robbery in Sg for decades.
The last one was the attempted on at may bank bukit timah near beauty world. And another standchart holland not sure if it's the same branch. Bank robbery is passé as with goldsmith shops robbery very popular back in the days.
Bank robbery need guns or at least a fake gun because got armed guard with guns.
If you had a gun there's better things to rob than a bank.
The last one was the attempted on at may bank bukit timah near beauty world. And another standchart holland not sure if it's the same branch. Bank robbery is passé as with goldsmith shops robbery very popular back in the days.
Bank robbery need guns or at least a fake gun because got armed guard with guns.
If you had a gun there's better things to rob than a bank.
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Rob bookies is the best coz they won't report!
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These days all trans action by e banking, how to rob?
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Every bank branches will have a certain amount in cash with them daily......
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Angmo Robs Holland Village Bank - Another First!
Police officers searching for suspect after robbery at Standard Chartered bank in Holland Village
SINGAPORE - A robbery took place at the Standard Chartered bank branch in Holland Village on Thursday (July 7) morning, with police officers cordoning off the surrounding area from the public.
Police confirmed that the robbery occurred at 11.25am and that investigations are ongoing.
A resident told The Straits Times that police was asking people if they had seen anyone matching a photo of a Caucasian man, who was wearing a grey hoodie and mustard pants.
A customer at the Citibank next door told The Straits Times she saw as many as 10 police cars and two police vans at around noon.
Police officers in bulletproof vests and equipped with shields were also seen, said the customer, who declined to be named.
According to a police spokesman, no weapons were used during the robbery and there were no injuries.
A spokesman for Standard Chartered said the branch would be temporarily closed for police investigations, and assured the public that all its employees and customers are safe.
"We would like to highlight that the safety of our customers and staff are our top priority and our branch staff are all well trained to react to such situations.”
Ms Denise Richter, 22, an employee from nearby cafe PARK, said there was no commotion during the incident and that she observed police officers at the scene at around noon.
The cafe's employees were asked by officers if they had mobile or CCTV footage of the incident, she added.
Residents in the nearby neighbourhoods told The Straits Times they observed police patrolling the area after the incident. The Straits Times saw teams of officer in plainclothes checking dustbins of the terraced houses in Chip Bee Gardens estate.
Domestic worker Marnie Acosta said she saw police cars drive by several times, stopping to take pictures.
“This is scary, I’ve lived here for seven years and this is the first time something like this happened,” said Ms Acosta, 45.
Bank robberies are a rare occurrence in Singapore. An attempt to rob the United Overseas Bank at City Plaza in November 2008 ended in failure for Ismail Shaikh Ahmad.
Ismail, who was then 45, dressed like a woman and walked into the bank before demanding money from a teller by threatening him with a "bomb" in a paper bag, but was later restrained by bank staff and arrested.
And in November 2004, a Singapore permanent resident was shot twice by a Cisco guard during a failed bank robbery attempt at Maybank's Bukit Timah branch during lunch hour.
Brian Khoo, 43, who is from Indonesia, attempted to rob the bank by holding a bank customer hostage with a plastic replica of a gun.
Police officers searching for suspect after robbery at Standard Chartered bank in Holland Village
SINGAPORE - A robbery took place at the Standard Chartered bank branch in Holland Village on Thursday (July 7) morning, with police officers cordoning off the surrounding area from the public.
Police confirmed that the robbery occurred at 11.25am and that investigations are ongoing.
A resident told The Straits Times that police was asking people if they had seen anyone matching a photo of a Caucasian man, who was wearing a grey hoodie and mustard pants.
A customer at the Citibank next door told The Straits Times she saw as many as 10 police cars and two police vans at around noon.
Police officers in bulletproof vests and equipped with shields were also seen, said the customer, who declined to be named.
According to a police spokesman, no weapons were used during the robbery and there were no injuries.
A spokesman for Standard Chartered said the branch would be temporarily closed for police investigations, and assured the public that all its employees and customers are safe.
"We would like to highlight that the safety of our customers and staff are our top priority and our branch staff are all well trained to react to such situations.”
Ms Denise Richter, 22, an employee from nearby cafe PARK, said there was no commotion during the incident and that she observed police officers at the scene at around noon.
The cafe's employees were asked by officers if they had mobile or CCTV footage of the incident, she added.
Residents in the nearby neighbourhoods told The Straits Times they observed police patrolling the area after the incident. The Straits Times saw teams of officer in plainclothes checking dustbins of the terraced houses in Chip Bee Gardens estate.
Domestic worker Marnie Acosta said she saw police cars drive by several times, stopping to take pictures.
“This is scary, I’ve lived here for seven years and this is the first time something like this happened,” said Ms Acosta, 45.
Bank robberies are a rare occurrence in Singapore. An attempt to rob the United Overseas Bank at City Plaza in November 2008 ended in failure for Ismail Shaikh Ahmad.
Ismail, who was then 45, dressed like a woman and walked into the bank before demanding money from a teller by threatening him with a "bomb" in a paper bag, but was later restrained by bank staff and arrested.
And in November 2004, a Singapore permanent resident was shot twice by a Cisco guard during a failed bank robbery attempt at Maybank's Bukit Timah branch during lunch hour.
Brian Khoo, 43, who is from Indonesia, attempted to rob the bank by holding a bank customer hostage with a plastic replica of a gun.
Re: Angmo Robs Holland Village Bank - Another First!
Sounds like a story from another country
- caucasian bank robber
- student and part time cafe worker called Denise Richter
- Domestic worker Marnie Acosta
No Singaporean involved or interviewed. Have we sold Holland Village to another country.
Sounds like a story from another country
- caucasian bank robber
- student and part time cafe worker called Denise Richter
- Domestic worker Marnie Acosta
No Singaporean involved or interviewed. Have we sold Holland Village to another country.
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Guess what the note said?
The immediate area around the bank has been cordoned off. At around 2.40pm, Yahoo Singapore spotted dozens of police officers, three police cars and four unmarked cars in the area.
StanChart confirmed that a robbery happened at its branch in Holland Village. “Due to a robbery that took place at our Holland Village branch earlier today, it is temporarily closed for the day (7 July 2016) for police investigation. All Bank employees and customers are safe.
“The Bank immediately filed a police report and is working closely with the Police on the investigations. We are unable to provide further details at this point,” the bank said.
According to the Shin Min newspaper, a man allegedly handed a note over the counter at the branch and made off with tens of thousands of dollars.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/alleged-robbery-at-standard-chartered-banks-064252944.html?nhp=1
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