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There is simply too many cctvs out there. Look up our lamp posts, HDB void decks, lifts, MCCP, etc.

 

The twit should have robbed in Bangkok instead then go Fark until his legs become like rubberband.

 

Wah lao...

 

Your first sentence could be right.

 

But second sentence i think the fella can't do it. He's Canadian (not Aussie) AM, so can write inklish here give to local teller here who understooded what he wrote, so guai guai give $$.

 

In Bangkok, i doubt he can write those ภาษาไทย words to say wanna rob bank. If he uses the same slip he wrote here, good chance the tellers there will need to activate whole bank to find someone to translate it.

 

Finally, even if the banks there got no guns, possible they know muay thai and the fella might not even be able to run to airport uncaught/uninjured....  [laugh]

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how many chickens he piaked? [:p]

 

can have a dozen at one go . . . :wub:

It's just like a house foundation. You see a small crack, do you fix it? or let it crack further till there's serious foundation issue?

if it is your house I'll say it is safe, if it is mine . . . . -_-

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Standard Chartered robbery: Suspect a first-time visitor to Singapore
Posted 12 Jul 2016 10:02
 
SINGAPORE: The man suspected of robbing Standard Charted Bank's Holland Village branch on Jul 7 was making his first visit to Singapore, according to Police Major-General Apichat Suriboonya, who is the head of Interpol Bangkok. 
 
Mr Suriboonya told Channel NewsAsia on Tuesday (Jul 12) that the man, who is from Canada, had been to Thailand "many times", according to records. The suspect was arrested on Sunday at a hotel in Bangkok's Pratunam district, he added, and is now in detention in Thailand's Immigration Department. 
 
When asked about the suspect's release to Singapore, Mr Suriboonya said he understands Singapore had already sent an extradition request to Thailand's Attorney General's Office, and that it is being considered by the Thai prosecutor. 
 
More details will be revealed at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday, he added. 
 
The suspect allegedly made off with S$30,000 from the bank last Thursday. He left for Bangkok on the same day shortly after the crime was reported, the Singapore Police Force said on Monday. 
 
- CNA/dl

 

 

 

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He should have taken a flight to say china or india then slowly make his way illegally to bangkok or even johor......definately harder to catch....hehehe

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Standard Chartered robbery: Suspect a first-time visitor to Singapore
Posted 12 Jul 2016 10:02
 
SINGAPORE: The man suspected of robbing Standard Charted Bank's Holland Village branch on Jul 7 was making his first visit to Singapore, according to Police Major-General Apichat Suriboonya, who is the head of Interpol Bangkok. 
 
Mr Suriboonya told Channel NewsAsia on Tuesday (Jul 12) that the man, who is from Canada, had been to Thailand "many times", according to records. The suspect was arrested on Sunday at a hotel in Bangkok's Pratunam district, he added, and is now in detention in Thailand's Immigration Department. 
 
When asked about the suspect's release to Singapore, Mr Suriboonya said he understands Singapore had already sent an extradition request to Thailand's Attorney General's Office, and that it is being considered by the Thai prosecutor. 
 
More details will be revealed at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday, he added. 
 
The suspect allegedly made off with S$30,000 from the bank last Thursday. He left for Bangkok on the same day shortly after the crime was reported, the Singapore Police Force said on Monday. 
 
- CNA/dl

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow.......... [shocked]

 

First time in SG and he already know StanChart got no guards, just a piece of paper will do and walk across to Chip Bee Garden ... [thumbsup]

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AirAsia don't have good last minute ticket deals for China/India..... :D

 

He should have taken a flight to say china or india then slowly make his way illegally to bangkok or even johor......definately harder to catch....hehehe

 

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Ang Mo does not automatically means they can speak proper English.

Many European are Ang Mo, but they only understand and speak German or Italian or Spanish.  

 

So he wrote that demand slip that he gave to the bank teller in German or Italian or Spanish?

 

:blink:

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Supersonic

Hairline cracks are not safety critical.

In this case should be... not security critical?
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He should have taken a flight to say china or india then slowly make his way illegally to bangkok or even johor......definately harder to catch....hehehe

 

Johor polis very on one. 

 

Mas Salamat also they caught.  [thumbsup]

 

:D

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Rob in Bangkok he might get shot.

 

Anyway I would rather get S$30k

 

than 30k Baht. But that's just me.

 

Others might prefer baht.

 

:D

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2 peektures of that 26-year-old AMDK. Quite hamsum, I won't blame the teller now. [laugh]

 

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Wah lao...

 

Your first sentence could be right.

 

But second sentence i think the fella can't do it. He's Canadian (not Aussie) AM, so can write inklish here give to local teller here who understooded what he wrote, so guai guai give $$.

 

In Bangkok, i doubt he can write those ภาษาไทย words to say wanna rob bank. If he uses the same slip he wrote here, good chance the tellers there will need to activate whole bank to find someone to translate it.

 

Finally, even if the banks there got no guns, possible they know muay thai and the fella might not even be able to run to airport uncaught/uninjured....  [laugh]

 

 

or if successful, he may get 30,000 bahts nia lol

He should have taken a flight to say china or india then slowly make his way illegally to bangkok or even johor......definately harder to catch....hehehe

 

when he reaches thailand (illegally), his 30k become 3k left nia

 

:XD:

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