May I know why murder suspect always wear red shirt when they are being paraded by sir CID ? Is this a CID SOP ?

[Boonsiong]

Poh Choon Kiat, 59, was taken to a unit on the 19th floor and a corridor on the 17th floor of Block 51 Chin Swee Road.

 

[Boonsiong]

Poh Choon Kiat, a suspect in the Chin Swee Road murder, was escorted to the crime scene for investigations on Nov 12.
Poh and Tan Boon Hui are charged with murdering Mr Jaganthan Arunasalam after a fight; Tan was hospitalised and didn't attend th crim scene visit.
The police questioned Poh at a 19th floor unit and 17th floor corridor.

 

[Boonsiong]

Two pork eaters murder a dark skin Indian
There must be racial motive behind this

 

[uniboi]

Become vengeful ghost after death.

 

[sbfuncle]

There are only 3 colours to choose from, and apparently red is the most suitable.

White, you want them to be part of pap??
Black, they haven't died yet.
All other colours are ileelavant.
Yellow, you think everyone is Buddhist?
Brown, they doesn't want to copy hk criminals.
Green, you want them to run and camo?
Grey, you want them to camo with the cell and cement?
Purple, you think they are all malay?
Pink, you think they are gays?
Orange, you think they are having beach holidays?
Blue, you want them to be same as spf?

 

[Ah Max]

shld follow hk style…innocent until proven guilty

 

[Papsmearer]

Poh Choon Kiat, 59, was taken to a unit on the 19th floor and a corridor on the 17th floor of Block 51 Chin Swee Road.

Because when the Police beat the confession out of him, his blood will not show up so clearly on a red shirt. Like this also I must explain to you? Fucking retard

 

[The Crow]

Because when the Police beat the confession out of him, his blood will not show up so clearly on a red shirt. Like this also I must explain to you? Fucking retard

Must wear green pant too in case kena threaten until green shit come out ...

 

[True Believer]

Prisoners often wear red or orange for practical security reasons such as making them highly visible to prevent escapes and for easy ID during transport or within a prison. The bright colour helps staff spot inmates easily against their surroundings, making it difficult for them to blend in or hide. It also distinguishes inmates from staff, which improves safety during movement and in emergencies like a prison riot.

 

[A Singaporean]

Because they represent Sickipoora.