Serious Moslem Thief Breaks Into Childcare Center To Steal And Eat Raw Carrot! Ended Up Getting Stick And Jail Instead! Guess Race!

[JohnTan]

SINGAPORE: A recalcitrant thief who has been offending since he was 16 was sentenced to five years' corrective training and six strokes of the cane on Friday (Jan 10) for breaking into a building and stealing a carrot and two keys.

Affendi Yusoff, 45, was working as a cleaner at a building in 7 Gambas Crescent when he decided to spend the night there on Jun 9 last year.

He woke up in the middle of the night feeling hungry and walked around the building looking for food, the court heard.

He walked past the Urban Kids Childcare centre and noticed that the windows leading to the toilet were open.

He climbed in through an open window and went to the pantry, where he stole a carrot worth 35 cents from the fridge, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Colin Ng.

He ate the carrot and ransacked the shelves and drawers in the office.

Affendi stole two keys each worth S$3.50 from the childcare centre - one to the back door and another to the toilet - before leaving through the window.

When an employee of the childcare centre arrived in the morning, she saw the mess left behind, with opened drawers and items strewn over the floor.

She immediately informed the principal, who filed a police report and found that the keys and carrot were missing.

When asked by one of the centre employees if he had seen anyone breaking in during the wee hours, Affendi feigned ignorance and asked them if anything had been stolen.

The police arrived soon and found Affendi's behaviour to be suspicious, said the prosecutor. He later admitted to breaking into the childcare centre to commit theft, and was arrested.

Affendi pleaded guilty to two counts of house-breaking by night to commit theft, with a third charge taken into consideration.

HE HAS BEEN OFFENDING SINCE 1990

A report found Affendi suitable for corrective training, a long period of incarceration without remission for repeat offenders.

The defence asked for five years' jail, but the prosecutor pushed for at least five years' corrective training and six strokes of the cane.

He pointed out that Affendi had been offending "with consistent regularity" since 1990, proving himself "a habitual offender with blatant disregard for the property of others".

In 29 years, he has committed 11 similar offences and has been sentenced previously to probation and jail.

The most recent offence was attempted house-breaking by night, which Affendi was given seven years' jail and six strokes of the cane for.

The penalty for house-trespass by night to commit theft is a jail term of between two and 14 years, and a fine.

As Affendi had previously been convicted of a similar offence, he was liable for caning.

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[jw5]

I hope he cooked the carrot before eating it. Cooked carrots taste MUCH better than raw carrots.

 

[JOKERCHEW]

I hope he cooked the carrot before eating it. Cooked carrots taste MUCH better than raw carrots.

Must be damn fcuking expensive carrot.?

Btw I dont cook my carrots.



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=JC=

 

[Loofydralb]

The justice system got it wrong with these types.

They want to go back. Period.

 

[laksaboy]

Kindergartens are filthy places. He could have caught Hand, Foot and Mouth disease.

Also some kids pee and poo all over the place.

 

[laksaboy]

The defence asked for five years' jail, but the prosecutor pushed for at least five years' corrective training and six strokes of the cane.

He pointed out that Affendi had been offending "with consistent regularity" since 1990, proving himself "a habitual offender with blatant disregard for the property of others".

The prosecutor would have made Yong Pung Sai proud.

 

[Valium]

I hope he cooked the carrot before eating it. Cooked carrots taste MUCH better than raw carrots.

The carrot is the teacher's toy.
I hoped it's used, at least there's some dressing on it.

 

[halsey02]

What is CORRECTIVE TRAINING with caning & jail term with training? what is the difference? Since 16, he has been in & out, his permanent address must be Changi "Hilton".

 

[halsey02]

The carrot is the teacher's toy.
I hoped it's used, at least there's some dressing on it.

There will dressing on it after the teacher using it to play,

 

[eatshitndie]

I hope he cooked the carrot before eating it. Cooked carrots taste MUCH better than raw carrots.

raw carrots taste good too if they're grown in temperate climates with soil untainted by fecal matter. carrots from jiuhu derive their nutrients from manure and should be fully cooked before consumption.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

What is CORRECTIVE TRAINING with caning & jail term with training? what is the difference? Since 16, he has been in & out, his permanent address must be Changi "Hilton".

CT means no remission. Minimum sentence is 5 years. Means sit full 5 years not a single days less.
These inmates are housed individually in single man cells and no work detailed. Imagine locked up alone for 5 years 23hrs per day. Most will develop mental problems. And most are badly behaved coz no incentive for good behaviour.

 

[bobby]

In this instance, sharia law the best solution for this m&d....

 

[halsey02]

CT means no remission. Minimum sentence is 5 years. Means sit full 5 years not a single days less.
These inmates are housed individually in single man cells and no work detailed. Imagine locked up alone for 5 years 23hrs per day. Most will develop mental problems. And most are badly behaved coz no incentive for good behaviour.

Wow!, thanks for the education. You mean no yard time, no TV show for 1 hr or interactions with other? after five years you release that person, back into society? wow!, might as well, check out there, check in Buangkok Park..

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Wow!, thanks for the education. You mean no yard time, no TV show for 1 hr or interactions with other? after five years you release that person, back into society? wow!, might as well, check out there, check in Buangkok Park..

Yard time / tv is one hour per day. So lock up 23hrs.
Interactions limited to that one hour and limited to other CT inmates not general population. CT usually for at least 3rd time repeat offenders (of similar crime).
Most CT end up reoffending. Next step up is Preventive Detention. PD open plate minimum 7 years. PD can go up to 20 years. That’s the equivalent of a 30 years ‘normal’ sentence. Just imagine that.

 

[syed putra]

Kena rotan just for carrots. Poor bugger was hungry. Pay was too low. Below sustenance level. The judge dud not take all these into consideration.

The punishment for theft in the Quran


The punishment enforced in some Islamic countries for the crime of theft is based on the wrong interpretation of the following verse:


[5:38] The male thief, and the female thief, you shall 'eqta'u' (cut) their hands as a penalty for what they have committed as a deterrent from God. God is Dignified, Wise.


According to the incorrect interpretation of 5:38, the law in these Islamic countries deems the punishment of severing the hand of anyone caught stealing. But is this the correct interpretation of God's words in 5:38?

To determine the correct meaning of 5:38 we must analyse the key word in this verse which is the Arabic word "eqta'u".
The word "eqta'u" (which is the command form of the word ‘qata’aa’) has been wrongly interpreted by the traditional scholars to mean: to sever. But the word for sever in Arabic is 'batara' and not 'qata'aa'. In 108:3 we read the word "abtar" which speaks of he who whose progeny has been cut off/severed. In 5:38 God did not use the word 'batara' but used the word "eqta'u".
The Arabic word 'qata'aa', and how it is used, is not any different from the use of the same word (cut) in English.
The word 'cut' can mean sever/cut off and can also mean to cause a cut or wound.

Example: You may be working in the kitchen one day and you accidently make a small cut in your hand with the knife, then you would tell your wife, "I have cut my hand"! Does this mean you have completely severed your hand? Obviously not, it only means you have made a cut in your hand or marked it.

FIRST:


The Quran gives us confirmation that the correct meaning of the word ‘iqta’oo’ (command form of qatta’a) in 5:38 is to cause a cut/mark and not to sever.

When we read the story of the prophet Joseph in Sura 12 we read another instance where the word "qatta'a" is used. In 12:31 we read how the women guests of the lady of the house upon seeing how handsome Joseph was, their impulsive reaction was to "qattaana" (plural femine of qatta’a) their hands with the knives given to them. The question here is: Did these women completely sever their hands? Obviously not, they only made a cut/mark in their hands.
We note that the root word "eqta'u" is used in 5:38 and also in 12:31.
God gives a clear sign that the same word ‘qatta’a’ in both verses has the same meaning. This is evident by the fact that the sum of both sets of Sura and Verse numbers is identical:

5 + 38 = 43
12 + 31 = 43


Undoubtedly, there will be some who will rush to describe this as a coincidental occurrence, but they should be reminded with God’s words where God confirms that every word and every verse in the Quran has been perfected and thus there is nothing coincidental in the Quran:


[11:1] A.L.R. A Book whose verses have been perfected.


Consequently, part of the punishment for theft according to the Most Merciful is to mark or make a visible cut on the hand of the offender so as to shame him in front of the people. This social humiliation is part of the deterrent.


SECOND:


But this is not all! If making a cut on the hand of the thief were the only punishment then in many cases it would not be sufficient deterrent to stop the thief from re-offending.
The second course of action decreed in the Quran for the one who commits theft is based on the law of equivalence:


[5:45] And We decreed for them in it that a life for a life, an eye for an eye, a nose for a nose, an ear for an ear, a tooth for a tooth and equivalence regarding wounds. If one forfeits what is due to him as a charity, it will atone for his sins. Those who do not rule by what God has brought down, they are indeed the transgressors.


By virtue of the law set out by God for equivalence in 5:45, a thief who robs another person should be made to compensate the victim by working for him till the victim is fully paid for all damage incurred. Simply going to prison will not compensate the victim in any way!
So for example, the thief who is convicted of stealing a thousand dollars from you must work for you until you are fully paid for the thousand dollars you lost, plus any other damage and inconvenience the theft may have caused you.
This Quranic solution maintains justice for all, the thief's innocent wife and children are not deprived of their husband/father or the income he brings home to the family. Moreover, the expensive prison system in this case is eliminated.


THIRD:


God, the Most Merciful, does not cause any person to be punished for the sins of another (6:164). Severing the hand of the thief would permanently deprive him of his livelihood and as a result, his family and dependants would experience hardship for no fault of theirs! God’s law is fair and God’s wisdom is unequalled.
Applying the correct punishment for theft would give the offender the opportunity to repent and reform after the full punishment is completed and the victim has been compensated.


FOURTH:


Severing the hand of the thief constitutes a life-long punishment that cannot be reversed should the offender genuinely wish to repent and reform.
In all the Quran, there are no life-long punishments! Even the punishment of adultery, which is considered one of the greatest sins, is not a life-long punishment.
The reason that there are no life-long punishments in the Quran is simply because God being the Most Merciful accepts the repentance of all who repent sincerely and reform. A life-long punishment would violate the concept of someone being forgiven. A forgiven person has no further punishment, but a man with a severed hand is punished for the rest of his life, even if he repents and reforms!
God gives us in the very next verse (5:39) further conclusive evidence for the correct meaning of the punishment for theft.


[5:39] Then whoever repents after his transgression, and reforms, God redeems him. God is Forgiver, Merciful.


In 5:39 God says that He will ‘yatoob’ (redeem) all those who repent and reform. The verse ends with the words God is Forgiver, Merciful. When God ‘yatoob’ (redeems) any person, forgives him (Forgiver) and grants him His mercy (Merciful), this means that this person is no longer punished. Needless to say, a person with a severed arm will have a life-long punishment that cannot be reversed and thus can never be free of his punishment!
Those who insist on claiming that the punishment of theft is to sever the hand of the thief are therefore those who reject God’s infinite mercy.

 

[Valium]

There will dressing on it after the teacher using it to play,

Will it be considered pickles or achar?

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Yard time / tv is one hour per day. So lock up 23hrs.
Interactions limited to that one hour and limited to other CT inmates not general population. CT usually for at least 3rd time repeat offenders (of similar crime).
Most CT end up reoffending. Next step up is Preventive Detention. PD open plate minimum 7 years. PD can go up to 20 years. That’s the equivalent of a 30 years ‘normal’ sentence. Just imagine that.

Better to just soylent Green these trouble makers

 

[halsey02]

Will it be considered pickles or achar?

Pickle & Archar, sama, sama....

 

[Valium]

Pickle & Archar, sama, sama....

Pickle is normal day...
Achar is menses day...

 

[halsey02]

Pickle is normal day...
Achar is menses day...

Which is spicier & tastier?