My friend story
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SimonOriginally posted by Simon Dean:he got a heart attack..maybe from shock?There is even a case where a CNB officer pinned a suspect down of duty and he had a heart-attack.
I am also damn certain there is such a term as third degree murder.A simple search on yahoo or google would render 1000 over relevant search results.
Stealing is wrong in the first place.My friend didnt wanted his death to happen.
and the stupid sergeant police man asked him to continue pinning the suspect, he didnt take over at all.Is this a standard procedure or not, i wonder...after that..by the time his pulse was checked.There was no sign of pulse at all.
I'm sure you're traumatised about your friend's plight. But there is a right way and a wrong way to be civic conscious - you will be penalised if you go overboard.
If the thief died because of a heart attack and not due to any manhandling by your friend, then a court of law will/should find that there was no causal link between the thief's death and your friend's actions.
You may have found 1000 hits on 'third degree murder', but you should be looking to see if any one of those hits have anything to do with SIngapore law. Third degree murder is more mostly an american concept, which is not even present in UK law.
You could reach a conclusion that helping anyone in need is wrong, heck, there'll be many posters who will agree with you (this also explains why we will always get people standing around and looking instead of helping) - but I'm sure if you had a relative being attacked; you'd want someone to help.
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You friend pin down that guy for 45 mins then the police arrives? What ure frend do during the 45 mins? Sit on top of him?
Singapore police got that bad meh.. I go outside party with friends abit loud police come... didn't even last for 10 mins... l -
*yawns*Originally posted by Simon Dean:he got a heart attack..maybe from shock?There is even a case where a CNB officer pinned a suspect down of duty and he had a heart-attack.
I am also damn certain there is such a term as third degree murder.A simple search on yahoo or google would render 1000 over relevant search results.
Stealing is wrong in the first place.My friend didnt wanted his death to happen.
and the stupid sergeant police man asked him to continue pinning the suspect, he didnt take over at all.Is this a standard procedure or not, i wonder...after that..by the time his pulse was checked.There was no sign of pulse at all.
opps.... excuse me.... almost slept reading the thread.....
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If what your friend did was in good faith [and in all probability it was], then there is no issue. No offence. Read up on your Singapore Law before you resort to this type of overstatement can?Originally posted by Simon Dean:Supposedly he caught a theif outside, pinned him down.FOURTY FREAKIN FIVE mins later the police came.Theif died of heart attack and he kenna 3rd degree murder.
THIS IS TRUE
moral of the story is never to help people outside.
next time we let the theif run off and commit other crimes okay?
IRRITATING!
For a start you can read up Singapore Law. I look up the section for you, lagi best.
http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/non_version/cgi-bin/cgi_getdata.pl?actno=1872-REVED-224&doctitle=PENAL%20CODE%0a&date=latest&method=part&segid=888373001-000358#888373001-000358
And for the love of God, there is no such thing as 3rd Degree Murder in Singapore Law.
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This thread was dead liao.
Simon Dean never updated on what happened....
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Simon Dean run away liao after being exposedOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:This thread was dead liao.
Simon Dean never updated on what happened....
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He didn't run away, he's just ignoring the thread - he started another thread in which he whines about the treatment his friend got in a lock up and insinuates that the police mistreat minors.Originally posted by Texcoco II:Simon Dean run away liao after being exposed
He seems to be always complaining about something. Not a very happy guy, don't know why. -
For some reason he seems to have issues with the Police, judging from the contents of his thread.Originally posted by Bamboozler:He didn't run away, he's just ignoring the thread - he started another thread in which he whines about the treatment his friend got in a lock up and insinuates that the police mistreat minors.
He seems to be always complaining about something. Not a very happy guy, don't know why.
And he will drag in a whole host of other people, like the PAP for instance, into the mix too.