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Chitchat Waffles Wu Shares About Getting Cyberbullied By Oppies Over His Traffic Offence!
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wolfee 'in sheep clothing' should be duly compenstated by IDA/MDA with NDP2018 seat next to President Halim.
this bastard got a fall guy to take the trafffic offence and another me-victim cunt.
this bastard got a fall guy to take the trafffic offence and another me-victim cunt.
This guy was an absolute bastard. He tried to shift the blame to someone else.
Woffles Wu suspended from practice for 4 months
By AMANDA LEE
Woffles Wu. Photo: Wee Teck Hian
Published08 APRIL, 2014
UPDATED 08 APRIL, 2014
SINGAPORE — By getting an employee to take the rap for his speeding offence, prominent plastic surgeon Woffles Wu has not only committed a traffic offence, but also subverted the course of justice through his dishonest act — conduct the medical profession will not condone, a disciplinary tribunal convened by the Singapore Medical Council has ruled.
The council said yesterday it has censured Dr Wu and suspended him from medical practice for four months. The 54-year-old was also ordered to give a written undertaking that he will not engage in any similar conduct. Dr Wu was fined S$1,000 in June, 2012, after he asked Mr Kuan Kit Wah to take the rap for his speeding offences, committed in 2005 and 2006.
The fine sparked off questions about why the prosecution did not pursue stiffer charges, as well as suggestions of favouritism.
The episode also led to an exchange between Workers’ Party Chairman Sylvia Lim and Law Minister K Shanmugam in Parliament over the equitability of the legal system.
Making public its nine-page grounds of decision yesterday, the three-member tribunal said it was “perturbed” by an argument by Ms Mak Wei Munn, Dr Wu’s lawyer, that the offence committed had no impact on the plastic surgeon’s medical practice.
However, the offence involved premeditation, preparation and was calculated to “save his own skin”, said the tribunal.
“We cannot overemphasise that every medical practitioner is expected to carry the hallmarks of integrity and honesty whether in his professional or personal capacity,” the tribunal said. “Any act of dishonesty from a medical practitioner tarnishes and brings disrepute to the medical profession as a whole.”
Ms Mak also argued that a censure and a fine would be fair, saying the courts had imposed only a fine. The tribunal, headed by Professor Ho Lai Yun, rejected Ms Mak’s argument.
“We are persuaded that this is a fitting case to impose an appropriate suspension to deter like-minded medical practitioners from allowing others to take the rap on their behalf whether in the context of the Road Traffic Act or otherwise,” the tribunal said.
“Every medical practitioner must have the moral and professional courage to face and accept the legal consequences of their own actions. The medical profession expects it. As witnessed in this saga, our society expects it too.”
The tribunal said Dr Wu’s seniority and standing in the medical profession was an aggravating factor. “Instead of setting a good example for younger practitioners to emulate, (Dr Wu’s) dishonesty had tarnished the good name of the profession,” the tribunal said.
Further, it noted the lack of remorse shown by Dr Wu, as he did not give a second thought when committing the offence and claimed that it was a common practice to furnish false information to the Traffic Police for such offences and that even some senior medical practitioners were doing so. “We were rather alarmed by (Dr Wu’s) thought process and in particular his lack of remorse for what he has done,” the tribunal said.
Woffles Wu suspended from practice for 4 months
By AMANDA LEE
Published08 APRIL, 2014
UPDATED 08 APRIL, 2014
SINGAPORE — By getting an employee to take the rap for his speeding offence, prominent plastic surgeon Woffles Wu has not only committed a traffic offence, but also subverted the course of justice through his dishonest act — conduct the medical profession will not condone, a disciplinary tribunal convened by the Singapore Medical Council has ruled.
The council said yesterday it has censured Dr Wu and suspended him from medical practice for four months. The 54-year-old was also ordered to give a written undertaking that he will not engage in any similar conduct. Dr Wu was fined S$1,000 in June, 2012, after he asked Mr Kuan Kit Wah to take the rap for his speeding offences, committed in 2005 and 2006.
The fine sparked off questions about why the prosecution did not pursue stiffer charges, as well as suggestions of favouritism.
The episode also led to an exchange between Workers’ Party Chairman Sylvia Lim and Law Minister K Shanmugam in Parliament over the equitability of the legal system.
Making public its nine-page grounds of decision yesterday, the three-member tribunal said it was “perturbed” by an argument by Ms Mak Wei Munn, Dr Wu’s lawyer, that the offence committed had no impact on the plastic surgeon’s medical practice.
However, the offence involved premeditation, preparation and was calculated to “save his own skin”, said the tribunal.
“We cannot overemphasise that every medical practitioner is expected to carry the hallmarks of integrity and honesty whether in his professional or personal capacity,” the tribunal said. “Any act of dishonesty from a medical practitioner tarnishes and brings disrepute to the medical profession as a whole.”
Ms Mak also argued that a censure and a fine would be fair, saying the courts had imposed only a fine. The tribunal, headed by Professor Ho Lai Yun, rejected Ms Mak’s argument.
“We are persuaded that this is a fitting case to impose an appropriate suspension to deter like-minded medical practitioners from allowing others to take the rap on their behalf whether in the context of the Road Traffic Act or otherwise,” the tribunal said.
“Every medical practitioner must have the moral and professional courage to face and accept the legal consequences of their own actions. The medical profession expects it. As witnessed in this saga, our society expects it too.”
The tribunal said Dr Wu’s seniority and standing in the medical profession was an aggravating factor. “Instead of setting a good example for younger practitioners to emulate, (Dr Wu’s) dishonesty had tarnished the good name of the profession,” the tribunal said.
Further, it noted the lack of remorse shown by Dr Wu, as he did not give a second thought when committing the offence and claimed that it was a common practice to furnish false information to the Traffic Police for such offences and that even some senior medical practitioners were doing so. “We were rather alarmed by (Dr Wu’s) thought process and in particular his lack of remorse for what he has done,” the tribunal said.
1) It is not a "so-called" traffic offense. There are actually 2 offenses - i.e. criminal acts - first, the speeding offense and second, the more serious offense of getting someone else to take the rap - in other words, the offense of perverting the cause of justice.
2) $1,000 fine may be 3 times the going rate for the speeding offense, but it is far less than the going rate for the offense of perverting the cause of justice. This Waffles Wolf is trying to confuse the two.
3) Asking your employee to take the rap and asking your godfather who also happens to be your employee to take the rap makes no difference!
4) Who cares if your father is often drunk!
5) Waffles Wolf's "performance" in the Youtube interview proves only one thing - he has absolute NO remorse over what happened.
6) Wrong the interview proves another thing - Waffles Wolf would be an ideal PAP candidate for next election. Can even become Health Minister. Sinkies get the kind of politicians that they deserve.
2) $1,000 fine may be 3 times the going rate for the speeding offense, but it is far less than the going rate for the offense of perverting the cause of justice. This Waffles Wolf is trying to confuse the two.
3) Asking your employee to take the rap and asking your godfather who also happens to be your employee to take the rap makes no difference!
4) Who cares if your father is often drunk!
5) Waffles Wolf's "performance" in the Youtube interview proves only one thing - he has absolute NO remorse over what happened.
6) Wrong the interview proves another thing - Waffles Wolf would be an ideal PAP candidate for next election. Can even become Health Minister. Sinkies get the kind of politicians that they deserve.
TT durai, KH, Wolfee...all lying sons of bitches
The elite crying wolf
KNN is the woo and wu ancestors from medicines background how come so many wus and woos are doctors KNN
imagine this bastard is a pedophile priest and he gave same excuse...
"common practice to furnish false information to the authority for such offences and that even some senior priest were doing so"
"common practice to furnish false information to the authority for such offences and that even some senior priest were doing so"
This guy was an absolute bastard. He tried to shift the blame to someone else.
Woffles Wu suspended from practice for 4 months
By AMANDA LEE
Woffles Wu. Photo: Wee Teck Hian
Published08 APRIL, 2014
UPDATED 08 APRIL, 2014
SINGAPORE — By getting an employee to take the rap for his speeding offence, prominent plastic surgeon Woffles Wu has not only committed a traffic offence, but also subverted the course of justice through his dishonest act — conduct the medical profession will not condone, a disciplinary tribunal convened by the Singapore Medical Council has ruled.
The council said yesterday it has censured Dr Wu and suspended him from medical practice for four months. The 54-year-old was also ordered to give a written undertaking that he will not engage in any similar conduct. Dr Wu was fined S$1,000 in June, 2012, after he asked Mr Kuan Kit Wah to take the rap for his speeding offences, committed in 2005 and 2006.
The fine sparked off questions about why the prosecution did not pursue stiffer charges, as well as suggestions of favouritism.
The episode also led to an exchange between Workers’ Party Chairman Sylvia Lim and Law Minister K Shanmugam in Parliament over the equitability of the legal system.
Making public its nine-page grounds of decision yesterday, the three-member tribunal said it was “perturbed” by an argument by Ms Mak Wei Munn, Dr Wu’s lawyer, that the offence committed had no impact on the plastic surgeon’s medical practice.
However, the offence involved premeditation, preparation and was calculated to “save his own skin”, said the tribunal.
“We cannot overemphasise that every medical practitioner is expected to carry the hallmarks of integrity and honesty whether in his professional or personal capacity,” the tribunal said. “Any act of dishonesty from a medical practitioner tarnishes and brings disrepute to the medical profession as a whole.”
Ms Mak also argued that a censure and a fine would be fair, saying the courts had imposed only a fine. The tribunal, headed by Professor Ho Lai Yun, rejected Ms Mak’s argument.
“We are persuaded that this is a fitting case to impose an appropriate suspension to deter like-minded medical practitioners from allowing others to take the rap on their behalf whether in the context of the Road Traffic Act or otherwise,” the tribunal said.
“Every medical practitioner must have the moral and professional courage to face and accept the legal consequences of their own actions. The medical profession expects it. As witnessed in this saga, our society expects it too.”
The tribunal said Dr Wu’s seniority and standing in the medical profession was an aggravating factor. “Instead of setting a good example for younger practitioners to emulate, (Dr Wu’s) dishonesty had tarnished the good name of the profession,” the tribunal said.
Further, it noted the lack of remorse shown by Dr Wu, as he did not give a second thought when committing the offence and claimed that it was a common practice to furnish false information to the Traffic Police for such offences and that even some senior medical practitioners were doing so. “We were rather alarmed by (Dr Wu’s) thought process and in particular his lack of remorse for what he has done,” the tribunal said.
Rotan this bastard!
Who are the other Wu and Woo who are doctors?
KNN got too many woo in Gleneagles, thomson, etc KNN
In this 'google' era, dont talk out of your arse! There's only ONE wu/woo in gleneagles and THREE in thomson. How is that too many, compared to nearly 30 "Dr Tan"?
Gleneagles doctors..(W only)
- Wang Chee Cheng Adrian
- Wang Kuo Weng
- Watt Wing Fong
- Wong Keng Yean
- Wong Kit Yee Karmen
- Wong Kong Min Reuben
- Wong Loong Tat
- Wong Nan Soon
- Wong Saw Yeen
- Wong Sin Yew
- Wong Thien Chong Marcus
- Wong Wui Min
- Wong Yoke Hae Francis
- Wong Yue Shuen
- Woon Yng Yng Bertha
- Wu Yik-Tian Akira
Dr Evan Woo
Dr Woo Bit Hwa
Dr Wu Siwen
he's lucky to have committed the offenses in sg. and he gets away with a fine. in u.s. he would be fined for speeding (not much, may be $169), might have to attend traffic school to offset demerit points, but he would go to jail for perverting the cause of justice (equivalent to obstruction of justice) by getting someone else to take the rap. if he goes to jail in the u.s., horny nigger and hispanic prisoners with tattoos all over their bodies will be waiting in line to ream his smooth fair skinned arse. he will becum everyone's girlfriend. so lucky this woffles. should count his blessings instead of kpkb about not escaping the law.
KNN if you google woo and wu you can find many doctors lo means 1 woo in Gleneagles cardio has left and of course my uncle talking about ratio as not many people has woo surname whereas non doctor tans are very common KNN
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