A MAN was charged in court on Tuesday with stuffing rubbish and faeces into a mail box.
Chim Wai Chong, 46, allegedly stuffed rubbish into the Singapore Post mail box along Lorong Lew Lian twice between Feb 7 and 8, and Feb 8 and 9.
Sometime early week, he is said to have stuffed rubbish and faeces into the same mail box.
He was remanded at the Institute of Mental Health for psychiatric observation until April 27.
If convicted, he faces a fine of up to $1,000 on each of the three charges.
-- ST
Stuff all into his mouth!!!
the key is, how kana catch one?
Mental patient can do anything they can think of......
Funny man, sg needs more of these really. Imagine people open up their mail, EH ITS SHIT !!!
Originally posted by Poignant:the key is, how kana catch one?
CCTV..
Originally posted by TTFU:Funny man, sg needs more of these really. Imagine people open up their mail, EH ITS SHIT !!!
the faeces should have stuck to the external of the envelopes rite?
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Man pleads guilty to stuffing rubbish and faeces into Singapore Post letterbox
An unemployed man has pleaded guilty to stuffing rubbish and faeces into
a Singapore Post letterbox in April this year.
The court heard that 45-year-old Chim Wai Chong did so as he thought
that the letters he posted for several contests were not properly
delivered.
He did not win any prizes for the contests and this led him to assume
that the postal system had cheated him.
Deputy Public Prosecutor, Anamika Bagchi told District Judge Soh Tze
Bian that Chim committed the act of public nuisance to vent his anger.
She said, investigations revealed that rubbish and faeces were found
inside a mail bag collected from the letterbox located near Block 2,
Lorong Lew Lian in the Serangoon area on 6 April.
A supervisor from the Singapore Post then instructed a staff member to
monitor the letterbox shortly after discovering them.
Chim was soon spotted stuffing crumpled newspapers into it and was
photographed by the Singapore Post employee.
The court heard that Chim is suffering from schizophrenia and is
currently being treated at the Institute of Mental Health.
He faces three charges in all but two others were taken into
consideration.
The judge has called for a pre-sentence probation report and the case
will be mentioned again on 2 August.
For his offence, Chim could be fined a maximum of $1,000.
-- 938Live
Originally posted by CannyOng:
CCTV..
i tot DNA
Plenty of this in SgF..............
can't run away one.