Kovan Double Murder thread

[zeddy]

Re: Kovan 34-yr old suspected Kovan murderer arrested

Butterfly lovers?...now with soundtrack coming soon... very soon someone will say he sold them a lot of satays & ketupats & they did not pay him...was he vegetarian, did he drink soursop juice..???

Amazing.. Really really amazing.. Gay cop murdered his gay lover and his dad.. Then fled to Johore and was caught while having dinner at a restaurant there.. Jack Neo will make this tragic incident to be another of his blockbusting movie in 2014..

 

[Narong Wongwan]

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hmm, seems many ex-police top guns after ORD, open security agency.

No need to be top gun....top dog like Lionel de Dog also can open.

 

[PUNISHER]

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lots of conflicting reports. st says he is single and stay with parents. omy says he is married and stay at kim keat. he is a bankrupt (or soon to be )but never declare to spf.

He might be a bisexual ? The job he is posted in SPF makes him a gay too . Maybe he's a bankruptcy bisexual policeman ? Lets wait for more report .

 

[PUNISHER]

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Do they work in the interrogation rooms? Frighten the suspects with their shrill voices and make them confess.

Lol ... Or threaten to shaft his cock into the suspect mouth in the interrogation rooms ?

 

[hokkien]

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Bro lianbeng its comfirm,polis officer did it

 

[GoldenDragon]

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Mona knew him???

Nope, Mona doesn't know him but is fully aware who hired the gunman. Lesson for Mona - enough is enough, don't push your luck too far.

 

[GoldenDragon]

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Police commissioner Ng Joo Hee said at a press conference on Saturday morning that today was "a sad day for the police".

Saddest day for the police was the day he was appointed CP.

 

[laksaboy]

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Saddest day for the police was the day he was appointed CP.

Waiting for the day a police commissioner murders someone.

 

[GoldenDragon]

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Waiting for the day a police commissioner murders someone.

The previous one and this current chap see cockroach also scream. How to kill someone?

 

[Sinkie]

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No worries, I've already saved and notarized Google cache page for posterity.

 

[eatshitndie]

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The previous one and this current chap see cockroach also scream. How to kill someone?

it's lose-loose in sg for those seeking help from the spf. if facing high rank chink cop, he wants a blow job. if facing low rank m&d cop, he wants a rear job. can lose life, and arsehole can get loose.

 

[laksa]

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Finally caught him, yes!

 

[Semaj2357]

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>>

If the NST source is correct, IHP's theory that there is a gay thing involved could be right.

Suspect in Kovan double murder is police officer with 14 years of experience
Yahoo! Newsroom – 1 hour 14 minutes ago.

"Today is a sad day for the police," said Ng>>

this 14 numerical is really harmkahchan...and this top cop must be a good compo writer and loves listening to music, even saying if he could turn back time...wtf :kma:

 

[Merl Haggard]

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Nope, Mona doesn't know him but is fully aware who hired the gunman. Lesson for Mona - enough is enough, don't push your luck too far.

Indo triad boss Hong Bee.....last heard that he's now a refugee in Canada.

 

[GoldenDragon]

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Indo triad boss Hong Bee.....last heard that he's now a refugee in Canada.

Hong Lee? Yes he's in Canada but nothing to do with Mona's shooting. Hong Lee was instrumental in the 'shake head' biz.

 

[Wishing]

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Updated: 07/13/2013 13:00 | By Channel NewsAsia

Suspect in Kovan double murder in S'pore police custody

Suspect in Kovan double murder in S'pore police custody

SINGAPORE: After a 56-hour search, 34-year-old police officer Iskandar Rahmat has been arrested in connection with Wednesday's double murder at Kovan.

The suspect was nabbed in Johor Bahru at 11.30pm on Friday.

He will be charged in court on Monday.

At a news conference on Saturday morning, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean expressed his condolences to the victim's family and broke the news.

He commented: "This case is especially troubling as the suspect is a police officer. The police informed me of this when they established his identity on Thursday morning. We had not earlier released any details for operational reasons as the police assessed that there was no threat to public safety, and revealing his identity was likely to have made his arrest more difficult to achieve."

On Wednesday, the body of 67-year-old Tan Boon Sin was found in his home at Hillside Drive.

The body of his son, 42-year-old Tan Chee Heong, was dragged under a car for one kilometre from the home, before being dislodged outside Kovan MRT station.

Police said the suspect fled to Malaysia at 11pm that night on a scooter.

The suspect was a former investigating officer who had been removed from his duties and was facing disciplinary action for “financial embarrassment” prior to the incident.

He was deployed to perform administrative duties and barred from carrying arms.

Police said the suspect was also in debt due to personal domestic matters.

Police said the extent of the relationship between the suspect and the older Mr Tan is not known. But they said the older victim had made a police report over a case of theft in November last year.

Police said the suspect was subsequently reassigned from the case.

The case was handed to another officer who was already investigating a series of similar thefts.

Later in the day, police were seen collecting evidence from the suspect's home.

He was also taken to the scene of the crime at Hillside Drive, to assist with police investigations.

Neighbours said they are relieved the suspect has been caught.

At the news conference, Mr Teo also thanked the Malaysian police for their assistance.

He said the actions the suspect is accused of have tarnished the reputation of the Singapore police.

Mr Teo said: "No one is above the law. Anyone who breaks the law, in particular officers placed in positions of trust or authority will have to face the full weight of the law. We have zero tolerance for officers who break the law. I am confident that the investigations will be thorough and that justice will be served. I have asked the Commissioner of Police to tell every officer to continue to perform his duty faithfully and diligently so as to maintain the trust that the public has in the police force and our officers."

Commissioner of Police Ng Joo Hee said at the news conference the fact that the suspect was a police officer gave investigators greater resolve to crack the case.

He added the police force will not be distracted by the current unfortunate event - and will continue its work of safeguarding Singapore.

He said: “When I was first told that the murder suspect could be one of our own, my initial reaction was disbelief, swiftly followed by anger and anguish. This was the same gamut of emotions police investigators had to deal with in the last few days as they pursued the suspect. The fact that the suspect is a police officer gave my investigators even greater resolve and determination to solve this case. I commend them for going about their duties in a thoroughly professional manner, and for being ultimately successful in capturing their target. We have now captured Officer Iskandar and we will prosecute him to the maximum extent.”

Commissioner Ng expects Singapore will reverberate with talk about the tragic incident - with most of it an outcry critical of the police, and questioning the quality and integrity of police officers.

He said: "Even as we investigate the murders, the police also look to find out what has led an individual who has sworn to uphold the law to now stand accused of breaking it in the most grievous way. Our police force and every policeman and policewoman is tarred by the actions of this single officer. This is unfortunate, but my officers and I will take every criticism in our stride. The public's trust in the police is the only reason why we are able to keep Singapore as safe as it is. This trust is hard-earned and must never be broken. And we will not allow this tragedy to adversely affect the strong bonds that we share with the communities that we protect."

This incident comes on the heels of former Singapore Civil Defence Force commissioner Peter Lim - who was jailed six months for corruption.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Teo Chee Hean said while in any organisation there may be individual failings, but the key is what is done about them.

Mr Teo said in these cases they have shown that the integrity of the organisation is upheld, and this has helped maintain the confidence.

He said that is what the government will continue to do. - CNA/ac/xq

 

[Wishing]

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Kovan double murder suspect was facing disciplinary proceedings: police

By Monica Kotwani
POSTED: 13 Jul 2013 7:11 PM

The suspect of the Kovan double murders, Iskandar bin Rahmat, when he was a sergeant in the police force. (Photo: SPF website)

SINGAPORE: Police said former police staff sergeant Iskandar Rahmat was an investigation officer who was removed from his position, as he was facing disciplinary proceedings.

The 34-year-old was deployed to perform administrative duties, and was barred from carrying arms.

Channel NewsAsia understands the proceedings were due to failure to declare his financial difficulties.

Civil servants have to make a yearly declaration that they are not "financially embarrassed" - meaning not undischarged bankrupts or facing debts.

Iskandar was arrested in connection with Wednesday’s double murder at Kovan.

An undated article on the Singapore Police Force website recounted a letter of appreciation for Iskandar from a Bedok resident, who had once complained about noise pollution in his neighbourhood.

The resident had commended his "outstanding work", adding Iskandar had also followed up on his promises to complainants.

The article also quoted the commanding officer saying Iskandar was "deserving of being the pride of Bedok North NPC".

The article has since been removed.

His Facebook page revealed a man close to his family, further evident by a note he wrote in 2010, a year after the death of his grandmother.

A family friend told Channel NewsAsia he is single, lives with his parents and sister, and supports them financially.

He is also understood to be a fan of vintage bikes. He owned a Vespa scooter, probably the same one he used to make his getaway across the Causeway.

Iskandar joined the police force in 1999, and is understood to have graduated with a police diploma last year.

- CNA/xq

 

[Merl Haggard]

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Hong Lee? Yes he's in Canada but nothing to do with Mona's shooting. Hong Lee was instrumental in the 'shake head' biz.

Yes Hong Lee and not Hong Bee.

I heard that Mona pecha-lobang about Hong Lee's multi-million Dollar baccarat scam on board a small casino ship.

I happen to know the baccarat scam victim.

 

[Merl Haggard]

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I also know about his shake heard biz.

 

[Wishing]

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Kovan murders: Suspect over $60,000 in debt

AsiaOne
Saturday, Jul 13, 2013

SINGAPORE - The 34-year-old police officer arrested for the Kovan double murders was declared bankrupt on Thursday, one day after the grisly killings, Shin Min Daily News reported.

The senior staff sergeant Iskandar Rahmat from Bedok Police Division was nabbed on Friday in Johor, in a Danga Bay restaurant at around 11.30pm.

Iskandar joined the police force in 1999 when he was 20, Shin Min Daily News reported. According to the report, Iskandar owed a bank more than $60,000.

He reportedly ran into financial trouble last year due to domestic issues.

At the time of the murders, Iskandar was facing internal disciplinary action for 'financial embarrassment' and suspended from active duty.

According to the Chinese daily, Iskandar got married in 2003, and lives with his wife and parents at a 3-room flat in Kim Keat Avenue.

On Saturday, police officers spent more than four hours searching his flat. Iskandar is currently in police custody.

Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean and Commissioner of police Ng Joo Hee was at a press conference on Saturday morning, where they revealed more about the case.

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