For your info : Murderer on the loose
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SINGAPORE : A murder suspect is on the run after escaping from the hands of the police on Friday.
Police are asking the public's help to look out for the suspect, Tok Poh Oon. Tok gave officers the slip when he was being brought back to the Queenstown Remand Prison at about 5.30pm.
Tok was not handcuffed at the time of his escape.
Tok was arrested in Febuary over a murder at Pearl's Centre .
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OK, OK .......no comments from me this time...... -
ask him go and find the rubber stamps and kill them or kill the policy makersOriginally posted by idwar:SINGAPORE : A murder suspect is on the run after escaping from the hands of the police on Friday.
Police are asking the public's help to look out for the suspect, Tok Poh Oon. Tok gave officers the slip when he was being brought back to the Queenstown Remand Prison at about 5.30pm.
Tok was not handcuffed at the time of his escape.
Tok was arrested in Febuary over a murder at Pearl's Centre .
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OK, OK .......no comments from me this time...... -
Sorry-can't contain myself.........got to ask.....how come not handcuffed one? Is this PGO/SOP ?
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Under the current top-down one-party rule, there is no more worry about what people think.
It is not surprising that despite all the highly paid officers, Murders can be allowed to escape to endanger the public but the leaders will look very intelligent and talented and proclaim to their understanding supporters: "This is part of honest mistake or accidents. We have done our best. Lets Move On. Then they will all look the other way, pleased with their appearing on media to give quite a look-good account of what has happened."
From Nicol Highway collapse, to losses in CAO, CSM, to scandals created by GIC employees involved in overseas insider trading, all kinds of fiascos have happened and will continue to happen without any accountability.
At the most there will be pretentious look-good inquiries which excuse the higher-ups from any negligence of lack of talents. As always, paying higher salaries to talents does not mean there will be results or accountability. More scapegoats including penalising more contractors will be found but there will be no ministers taking responsibility for failures or inefficiencies.