Teen makes online bomb threat on school & police station
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A STOMPer was shocked when he came across a social-networking account of a Singaporean youth, who bragged about stealing and committing arson and even threatened to 'bomb' a secondary school and a police station.
In a separate STOMP report, another teen wanted to 'learn terrorism' and 'bomb' schools where students looked down on him.
Both teens seem clueless about how their threats can get them into trouble.
Said the STOMPer:
"A local boy states on his online profile that he wants to bomb Xinmin Secondary School and Ang Mo Kio Police Station.
"He proudly states that he stole things and committed arson.
"Does he even respect law?
"Kids nowadays don't realise that no matter how private they think Facebook and blogs are, their misdeeds might eventually be exposed."
Some of the things in his to-do list include hitting the person who humiliated him years ago, bombing Xinmin Secondary and Ang Mo Kio Police Headquarters and 'killing' people for money.
According to the online profile, some of the youth's accomplishments include being sent to a boys' home, stealing, committing arson and being handcuffed in a police patrol car. -
kids kids kids
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*slaps forehead* What a retard......
I suppose he's just giving vent to some strong emotions.....
....but in this day and age, that kind of talk in the public domain will only provoke a visit from the cops to your front door......
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nice hair.
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Cheap diy dye
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Oh for f--k's sake. Did the kid actually DO anything? Any evidence at all besides internet ramblings?
If not, this kind of sh-t just makes him get off even more.
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Originally posted by Aegean blade:
Oh for f--k's sake. Did the kid actually DO anything? Any evidence at all besides internet ramblings?
If not, this kind of sh-t just makes him get off even more.
even thou i do not approve of stomp... as a matter of fact. if the online ramblings of kids were paid more attention to, then disregarded, the mass shootings in the US schools and the HK stabbing incident would have avoided. -
Originally posted by skeujin:
even thou i do not approve of stomp... as a matter of fact. if the online ramblings of kids were paid more attention to, then disregarded, the mass shootings in the US schools and the HK stabbing incident would have avoided.Actually, I'm more afraid that if we give these online ramblers the attention they want, we just end up having attention-seeking monkeys trying to imitate them.
Even so, some of these people have no one to talk to about the issues they are facing and the only way they could ask for help is to post something exaggerated online, hoping that some strangers would give him the attention that he or she needs. They don't go to school counsellors because most would just convey what is said to their parents and teachers - something these kids want to avoid.
What I would suggest is that instead of ignoring or feeding them unnecessary attention, simply recommend them to call counselling hotlines or chat up with online counsellors. Those counsellors would probably give better advice than most of us here could, and these people would feel much more comfortable discussing about their issues privately and anonymously.
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lots of such losers around.
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kids are suppose to behave like one right?
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golden hair kid
nah wan bomb is it
gt $$ to buy the materials ma -
go play farmville
sure got lots of material for bombs
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Stupid teenagers of my age again..... He must be one of those Low Class Ah Bengs who only knows how to confront and use violence to solve his problems/ get revenge. How stupid, sick of seeing such people in Singapore.
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Police arrests teen who makes online bomb threat on school and police stationPolice said it has arrested a 19-year-old youth who made bomb threats online on a school and a police headquarters.
The statement from police came after a STOMP posting about a STOMPer who came across the teen's online posting, in which he threatened to bomb Xinmin Secondary School and Ang Mo Kio Police Station.
Police said in its reply:
"In response to media queries, Police confirm that a 19 year-old youth has been arrested in connection with bomb threat postings made on social networking websites. Police investigations are on-going.
"The Police take such threats seriously. Under Section 45 (a) of the Telecommunications Act, any person who transmits or causes to be transmitted a message which he knows to be false or fabricated shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 7 years or to both." -
haha ccb noob sia. lolx. knn de bomb threat is the same list as him wanting first kiss on his bdae. LMAO. wtfbbqfish knn ccb losethegame.com
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StupixBoix said on 25 Mar, 2010 Report as offensive
ehh ccb wat brag la u wuji cum out tok lo dun act bigshot tok abt mi la when u noe nth abt mi la ok??
StupixBoix said on 25 Mar, 2010 Report as offensive
loser...singaporeans reallie nth beta 2 do,such small tings oso can tok til so big...wonder whos te loser who even post tis up....
wah so fiece one leh dont play play with him
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Say out a word related to bomb and prepare to go to jail. No joke.
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haha world class lah. lolx
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I reading through all the replies on the stomp. ROFLMAO big big time. this dude just had one of the greatest FML moment ever. HAHAHAHA. merciless stomp netizens hahahaa
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Ah beng wannabe..
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lol, 19 ?!?!?!?! ......
I thought he's more like 12 ......
so old already still so ginna ......
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these people sibeh kan boliao one. last time in secondary school, i got one chinese classmate who told me, he know how to make a bomb knn. I am wondering if he still say this or not to others
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Originally posted by XD2229P:Police arrests teen who makes online bomb threat on school and police stationPolice said it has arrested a 19-year-old youth who made bomb threats online on a school and a police headquarters.
The statement from police came after a STOMP posting about a STOMPer who came across the teen's online posting, in which he threatened to bomb Xinmin Secondary School and Ang Mo Kio Police Station.
Police said in its reply:
"In response to media queries, Police confirm that a 19 year-old youth has been arrested in connection with bomb threat postings made on social networking websites. Police investigations are on-going.
"The Police take such threats seriously. Under Section 45 (a) of the Telecommunications Act, any person who transmits or causes to be transmitted a message which he knows to be false or fabricated shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 7 years or to both."+10!!! ding ding ding!
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Originally posted by Fatum:
lol, 19 ?!?!?!?! ......
I thought he's more like 12 ......
so old already still so ginna ......
if he's 19, he's going to jail..
anyway, i've met a lot of si ginas like that..
they think they're "cool" but it seems like the rest of the class think (rightly) they're dorks
