Question on Singapore Police
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If someone gets beaten do they arrest the culprit? Or refer as civil case and ask the victim settle in court?
Beaten like this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=viBCdJINfFI -
No fracture, no case, its that simple. Period.
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civil case -
I also agree no serious injury, no case. Not even civil case.
The old man made the gesture and raised his leg to challenge the young man.
It is a provocation. It will infuriate any man.
The young man had two choices - the fight or flight path. He exercised his right to retaliate.
The law must not be too rigid.
WhatÂ’s NS training for? To run away every time when provoked? -
not 'no case'. there is a case. just that how they go about investigating the case will be a bit different, depending on the offence disclosed.Originally posted by ditzy:No fracture, no case, its that simple. Period. -
When CSJ protests, police are uber-efficient, and can arrest him. I wonder if this whole non-seizable offence thing is just an excuse.
So if CSJ were to punch someone in the nose, he can't be arrested? -
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go to SPF forum