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Grandson of Metro department store founder faces 8 drug charges

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Ong Jenn, the grandson of Metro founder Ong Tjoe Kim, was first charged on Nov 1, 2014.
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Amir Hussain

Wednesday, Aug 3, 2016

A 41-year-old business development manager of property and retail giant Metro Holdings is facing eight drug-related charges.

Ong Jenn, who is the grandson of Metro founder Ong Tjoe Kim and son of former Metro group managing director Jopie Ong Hie Koan, was first charged on Nov 1, 2014.

His next pre-trial conference is scheduled for Aug 19.

He is accused of abetting Mohamad Ismail Abdul Majid, by engaging in a conspiracy with the latter to traffic in two blocks of cannabis, one weighing 92.68g and the other, 385.1g.

On Oct 30, 2014, Ismail was caught with the drugs along Jurong Port Road at about 4.20pm.


The next day, Ong was himself arrested. Anti-narcotics officers allegedly found a vaporiser for inhaling drugs in his car at the Ngee Ann City carpark at about 1.20pm.


Shortly after at about 2.10pm at 11 Bishopsgate, a landed property, they purportedly found two blocks of cannabis belonging to Ong, one weighing 75.32g and the other, 284.7g, for the purpose of trafficking.


They also found 1.44g of cannabis, and 8.41g of a mixture containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main psychoactive component of cannabis, that allegedly belonged to him.


The same day, Ong's urine purportedly tested positive for a metabolite of THC that is formed in the body after cannabis is consumed.


If found guilty of his four charges of trafficking in Class A controlled drugs, Ong faces a mandatory jail term of between five and 20 years, with five to 15 strokes of the cane, per charge.


For the two counts of having a Class A controlled drug in his possession, he faces up to 10 years' jail and a $20,000 fine, if convicted.


If found guilty of having an utensil for consuming a Class A controlled drug, he faces up to three years' jail and a $10,000 fine.

And if convicted of consuming cannabis, cannabinol or cannabinol derivatives, he faces up to 10 years' jail and a $20,000 fine.

Ong's father was group managing director of Metro Holdings from 1973 until his death in February.



 
Any smell from this sinkie will be a fragrance when compared to the shit coming from the mouth of stinky sinkie bastards here ###################.
 
CNB had a policy for expats and the embassies would brief their nationalities. Kid or family member deported, families can stay. They also avoided certain locations such Farrer Rd HC, Far East, Dover unless locals were involved. For the rich, case by case - family to send kid to foreign rehab. The German girl charged for trafficking and released was when the scales of justice went overboard. We hanged Minas and Ah Lians and their mistake was they were not Germans. The govt even provided the boyfriend defence and many people in the corridors of power were shocked. Subhash making a song and dance and claiming credit did nothing for anyone.
 
I have a high regard for the father - decent, fair and humble but revising an entire sentencing guidelines that held for decades to save him was a bit rich. Sadly it was done by VK.

Shanmugam making so much noise as the Minister of Law on morality knowing all this shows what a fraud he is. Barker, Jayakumar etc who have held the portfolio did no such thing as it would be hypocritical.

hardly a deterence sentencing cor dinesh bayi, son of former Sinkie high court judge,arrestsed was 34yr old in 2004. a joke of CNB hardline approach on drug.

http://www.singapore-window.org/sw04/041017st.htm

http://www.singaporelaw.sg/sglaw/la...v-public-prosecutor-2005-3-slr-1-2005-sghc-63
 
Just classify weed into a category B drug and save all the embassment in having two sets of justice for its poor and rich users.
 
Rich and well-connected blokes like this should now be investing heavily in cannabis stocks and shares now being listed in the USA, and preparing for full legalisation in entire Canada. Why waste their time screwing around with the weed here in Singapore? Not that they are teenage juveniles out to get a kick from breaking the law!

Cheers!
 
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