Below
is part of an article posted in TOC on the investigation by the Police for
‘Unlawful Assembly’ at Hong Lim during the ‘Return My CPF’ protest rally on 27
Sep.
‘Several participants of the Return Our CPF protest at Hong Lim Park on 27 September have been called up by the police for questioning with regards to the event….
In its letter to the
participants to present themselves at the Police Cantonment Complex to assist
in the probe, the police said it was investigating “an offence of unlawful
assembly” committed on 27 September at Hong Lim Park.
The Online Citizen
(TOC) understands that at least 5 of the participants were called up for the
investigation on Thursday. Plainclothes officers from the Criminal
Investigation Department (CID) had visited them at each of their homes to serve
them the “notice to appear” at the police station.
Two of them told TOC
that they were served the notice at midnight on Thursday, just hours before they were required to appear for
questioning.
“They knocked on my
door at 12.20am
in plainclothes,” one of the participants told TOC. “My parents panicked and
thought I had committed a crime. They are still kind of panicky now too.”…’
A few points in
question. 1. Is Hong Lim Park legislated for such protest and demonstration? 2.
How did the gathering of protesters at Hong Lim become an illegal assembly of
people? 3. Was the permit withdrawn for the protest rally that made the protest
illegal? 4. If the Park is legislated for such purposes, does it require a
permit or just a confirmation to use the Park would suffice?
Those being called up
must have quite a frightening experience to have people knocking at their door
in the middle of the night be they strangers or the police. No one welcomes knockings at their doors in the wee hours of the morning. It is so eerie
and scary, like being visited by an owl.
Kopi Level - Green
ReplyDeleteIn reading your article, I am
already feeling very very eerie
and scary......
Leedat onlee?
ReplyDeleteLimpeh... laigi terok
Go out, mata cctv start tracking
Carrlee mobile phone, also track, everlee on the phone also monitored.... I pak hand gun video also they see
Cum this blog comments, Fuck hsien loong all tracked n leecorded
Career passport, also have electronic chip embedded inside
Hope go dental.. chips not planted
Fuck hsien loong, knn hojinx pua chee by
10.36am, post like that better prepare for visit
ReplyDeleteWhy must police only visit people after midnight?
ReplyDelete11.39 am, likely that timeframe that is when they are free and the person they are visiting is at home mah. Make sense or not Tio bo?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Foreign Talents ever get midnight visits?
ReplyDeleteHave ... braised duck innards, balut, tandoori etc will be used to herald the displacement of dafts.
DeleteFuck hsienloong n his papigs
@11.23 ... do u have spare undies or pampers? I just cummed
Hi Anon @12.15
ReplyDeleteRight, Tiok, visit at this time when they are really free to do their daily work.
Before that, just visit Everton Park coffeeshop adjacent to the Cantonment Headquarters.
Out of ten tables, at least eight tables in Smoking Zone occupied by these busy plainclothes officers smoking and chatting merrily away till 1139 hours.
This is the time they started their REAL WORK.
Plus they get time off again to have their Routine at the coffee shop again to have their HAPPY HOURS daily again.
All the Fine MEN and WOMEN from the force.
DPM Teo must be really proud of them.
When you want to talk to your PAP Minister, please go through the "correct" channel and protocol.
ReplyDeleteYou think you can anyhow walk up to a PAP Minister chanting your nonsense?
Never heard of Our Singapore Conversation is it?
Eerie? Scary? Why? Because you are guilty? Got hidden skeletons at home? Afraid to be exposed?
ReplyDeleteHas to police called you up yet? You seem to know a lot. Surely you talk a lot.
Hi RB, speed. Must have been quite scary when you have plain clothes knocking on your door in the dead of night. Reminds me of movies which show Nazi Gestapo calling on the Jews.
ReplyDeleteAnon 2:38, after what you said and this sneaky bugger still comes back for more, it means he likes what you did to him and to his mother.
ReplyDelete"Those being called up must have quite a frightening experience to have people knocking at their door in the middle of the night be they strangers or the police."
ReplyDeleteRB
Tiok. But that does not make the opposition ready to be govt, despite the police being controlled by the ruling PAP.
And because of that, majority Sinkies (aka 60%) are not ready to vote PAP out in a GE.
Hence Sinkies can expect the police, if they feel like it, to call up looney fringe Sinkies like Han Hui Hui in the middle of the night to give them a frightening experience, even after next GE.
Just cant figure out why the SPF had to issue their summons at those hours mentioned. As it was not matter of great urgency, the Summons could be issued early in the day.
ReplyDeleteRedbean posed a few Relevant Questions pertaining to the Protest at HLP and the Aftermath. Will we get to hear or read answers to them here or elsewhere?
patriot
Anyone here wishing for Rb and others here to be visited at 2am?
ReplyDeleteIf Han Hui Hui, by her actions and speeches, is not frightened of police at Hong Lim Park, why should she be frightened of police visit at midnight?
ReplyDeleteIn fact she should feel "honoured" that police need to visit her at midnight.
Because unless there are good reasons, I think police don't anyhow visit suspects at midnight one, u know.
Already told you numbskulls that these chak liao bee salaries funded by tax payers spend their daylight hours chatting at tbe coffeeshop opposite their headquarters.
DeleteLuckily I sit at the Non smoking zone, if not throughout day cannot find a seat and eat in peace.
Woo nang kong. .. hawkers centres, kopitiam, lao nang kong kor e wee.. chin jue mata e gao , spy spy nang meng kong kor se.
DeleteLimpeh kong... hsien loong, knn hojinx ccb.
Ya lor, if dare to commit crime, why scared to go to jail?
ReplyDeletePGP.. si simi lanchao?
ReplyDeletePien gao piang-san?
Pok gai pioneer?
Pay gao pokgai?
Piang goondu perpetually?
I feel sorry for the NPark Director and the police officers for getting assigned to this case.
ReplyDeleteThe flutter of a butterfly in the Pacific Ocean could cause a storm a thousand miles away.
ReplyDeleteI think this case has gone too far and could cause a big storm if it is not stop quickly.