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PRC Beat SG Mata Till Unconcious. Only 10 Weeks!

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[h=2]PRC ‘FT’ jailed 10 weeks for using ‘kungfu’ to knock police officer unconscious[/h]Posted by temasektimes on June 2, 2012
A PRC ‘FT’ Hu Yaoqiang has been jailed 10 weeks for assaulting a police officer on duty.
On 20 December last year, Hu was in Chamber 17 of the Subordinate court to see a judge when he received a letter of warning from a police officer Li Jianxin for a separate case of criminal intimidation.

However, Hu refused to admit he was the person the police inspector was looking for and was led out of the chamber for a ‘personal chat’.
When Li tried to drag him away, Hu turned violent and gave him a push which caused him to fly four meters away hitting the ground and became unconscious.
Hu was subsequently apprehended by security officers and was arrested.
As expected, the state media did not print his photograph to protect his identity. His occupation is also not revealed.
 
A push ? qi gong or the mata kena kong tao :D
 
How do you push a man to send him flying 4 metres away...
 
Could be shaolin or wutang Shan kungfu master.
 
Taichi master no doubt.
No wonder such a light sentence....we need more talents like this

Our policemen nowadays really cannot make it. But my wife was quite impressed with our CID officers. She helped to translate a case of runaway chicken from Geylang and the CID officer grilled that chicken over and over again for a few hours. My wife translated almost for 6 hours...
 
Our policemen nowadays really cannot make it. But my wife was quite impressed with our CID officers. She helped to translate a case of runaway chicken from Geylang and the CID officer grilled that chicken over and over again for a few hours. My wife translated almost for 6 hours...


Your wife is thai or viet sibo?

Why was she involved in translating?
 
Vietnamese. She translate for chicken, ducks, bird. Sometimes for human.

fewer sinkies know vietnamese compared to thai. Sawadi kup is globally know but i cannot really think of any viet word cept for tet which is what they call their chinese new year and i learnt that from the vietnam war tet cease fire. and boku which is actually french.

Can your wife also translate other languages other than viet to english?
 
fewer sinkies know vietnamese compared to thai. Sawadi kup is globally know but i cannot really think of any viet word cept for tet which is what they call their chinese new year and i learnt that from the vietnam war tet cease fire. and boku which is actually french.

Can your wife also translate other languages other than viet to english?

French. She learnt that since young from her grandparents. Most common viet word would be anh(addressing a male) and em(addressing a female) and cam on(pronounced as Gam En which is thank you. Similar to chinese word 感恩)
 
SPF should hire these kind of Ah Tiongs to be their unarmed combat instructors..

One push from him can send a poodle unconscious.. Farkin amazing..
 
French. She learnt that since young from her grandparents. Most common viet word would be anh(addressing a male) and em(addressing a female) and cam on(pronounced as Gam En which is thank you. Similar to chinese word 感恩)
Most common viet word for chiongsters is N U M and nam teung.
 
I actually hooked up with some viet chick yrs ago at centro 360 i forgotten the name of the club then but the club that sits at that location today is butterfactory 1 fullerton. Anyway she and her frens were teaching me on how some viet names were pronounced like how nyugen is pronounced noo yen for example. Tran and nyugen seem to be the most common surnames.
 
Just curious. How much are they paying per hour? Can't recall the rates in the 80s and 90s. Used to engage the services of these interpreters then.

Its a full time job, not paying by the hour. The salary is not fantastic but at least its a proper and stable job.
 
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