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I, a no brainer, wondered why it's called a robbery.

 

I checked up dictionary :

 

Robbery is the crime of taking or attempting to take anything of value by force or threat of force or by putting the victim in fear.

 

At common law, robbery is defined as taking the property of another, with the intent to permanently deprive the person of that property, by means of force or fear.[2] Precise definitions of the offence may vary between jurisdictions. Robbery is differentiated from other forms of theft (such as burglary, shoplifting or car theft) by its inherently violent nature (a violent crime); whereas many lesser forms of theft are punished as misdemeanors, "

 

So maybe much will have to depend what he wrote in his note to the teller:

 

1. Give me $30K or I blow this bank up or something like that - consperemed robbery.  But what if he wrote

 

2. Please give me $30K to top up my COE bid or pay for someone medical expenses.....? What say you?

 

you shouldn't be checking common law or dictionary, but penal code of Singapore.

 

When theft is robbery

(2)  Theft is “robbery” if, in order to commit theft, or in committing the theft, or in carrying away or attempting to carry away property obtained by the theft, the offender, for that end, voluntarily causes or attempts to cause to any person death, or hurt, or wrongful restraint, or fear of instant death, or of instant hurt, or of instant wrongful restraint.
When extortion is robbery
(3)  Extortion is “robbery” if the offender, at the time of committing the extortion, is in the presence of the person put in fear, and commits the extortion by putting that person in fear of instant death, of instant hurt, or of instant wrongful restraint to that person or to some other person, and, by so putting in fear, induces the person so put in fear then and there to deliver up the thing extorted.
Explanation .—The offender is said to be present if he is sufficiently near to put the other person in fear of instant death, of instant hurt, or of instant wrongful restraint.

 

 

but because this is AMDK, maybe we just charge him with causing mischief. 

 

would be interesting how Canada will step in to try and protect its citizen and if we or thailand relent... 

 

Shan's head very big with this and the Yishun case.

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but because this is AMDK, maybe we just charge him with causing mischief. 

 

would be interesting how Canada will step in to try and protect its citizen and if we or thailand relent... 

 

Shan's head very big with this and the Yishun case.

 

all this wont have happened if Stupid Cheespie Bank just hired fkking guards for their branches... Temasick r u listening? Biggest shareholder better do some work dont just enjoy life.

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I don't think juz young ppl. It is the entire environment.

 

I rem previous CFO (who is an italian) told me that 1 will lost sense of real world after staying sometime in Singapore.

 

Totally agreed.

 

Our SG environment is too unreal. It's like a heaven on earth for most people.

 

I quote from Singaporean guy who was interviewed about his advocates with nature. "We are too PAP image". His "PAP" means prim and proper.

 

We are too prim and proper, so much so that we cannot adapt or react to environment that changes suddenly.

 

We are like in a perfect factory. This factory runs too efficiently with perfect SOP and workflows.

 

Every product (every Singaporean) comes out from this factory is perfect and standardised.

 

In the real world, there is no such thing as perfect and standardised

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Totally agreed.

 

Our SG environment is too unreal. It's like a heaven on earth for most people.

 

I quote from Singaporean guy who was interviewed about his advocates with nature. "We are too PAP image". His "PAP" means prim and proper.

 

We are too prim and proper, so much so that we cannot adapt or react to environment that changes suddenly.

 

We are like in a perfect factory. This factory runs too efficiently with perfect SOP and workflows.

 

Every product (every Singaporean) comes out from this factory is perfect and standardised.

 

In the real world, there is no such thing as perfect and standardised

 

Totally agreed.

SG Inc is too smooth running.

I think hiring a security guard is too marfan lah.

Some company should start making the next terminator armed with tasers to be a security guard.

 

100% vigilance, 100% DESTRUCTION! WOOT  [laugh]

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When he was later questioned by the Thai police, he demanded to meet a Canadian Embassy officer.

A senior official at the Canadian Embassy in Bangkok confirmed yesterday that the embassy is providing consular assistance to the suspect.

 

A spokesman for the High Commission of Canada in Singapore said it is aware that a Canadian citizen has been detained in Thailand.

 

The Singapore police are working with the Thai authorities to see whether the suspect can be released into Singapore's custody.

 

As of yesterday, the suspect remained in the custody of Thai authorities at an immigration detention centre in Bangkok.

 

The Thai police are expected to hold a press conference on the case today.

 

~ Straits Times

 

There is no guarantee Canada will release him to us.

 

Also noted that Thai authorities are keeping him at an immigration detention centre in Bangkok. Not sure how secure is that.

 

 

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While in overseas conference, met up with some academic Indians from India.  

 

They say Indians will always do very well in overseas because in the environment of India, the indians have to worry about 101 things happening in their environment, example crime rates, extreme weather, education, gov't corruption, chaste systems, jobs, hygiene standards, difficult business systems, languages etc.  When the indians migrate to overseas, they only have to worry 3-4 things.and its peanuts to them.  They succeed very well in overseas 

 

Come to think of what they said to me, i realised we are the opposite of them.  And its not good for us.......  


There is no guarantee Canada will release him to us.

 

Also noted that Thai authorities are keeping him at an immigration detention centre in Bangkok. Not sure how secure is that.

 

dont worry,  we are friends with everyone in the world.  Can't say the same if we are MY........  :grin:

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dont worry,  we are friends with everyone in the world.  Can't say the same if we are MY........  :grin:

 

I hope so. I think I will only feel good after seeing his mug shots in Singapore prison uniform. [laugh]

 

This guy is too slippery.

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Let's not forget our security hairline crack.

 

This guy rob bank at 11:25am and arrive in BKK at 6pm (sg time).

 

MInus 2 hours of flight time, there is a window of 4 hours.  Why he is not captured in that 4 hours?

 

The worst thing is we know (now) that he spent 4 hours in Changi Airport.

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Let's not forget our security hairline crack.

 

This guy rob bank at 11:25am and arrive in BKK at 6pm (sg time).

 

MInus 2 hours of flight time, there is a window of 4 hours.  Why he is not captured in that 4 hours?

 

The worst thing is we know (now) that he spent 4 hours in Changi Airport.

 

actually not easy to find someone. In that 4 hours, he could have changed his clothes, and sat on the toilet bowl (toilet has no CCTV) until he's ready to board the plane.  He can purposely wait until he's one of the last few passengers to board. and he just quickly walked to the boarding gate and go into plane without delay or queue.  

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actually not easy to find someone. In that 4 hours, he could have changed his clothes, and sat on the toilet bowl (toilet has no CCTV) until he's ready to board the plane.  He can purposely wait until he's one of the last few passengers to board. and he just quickly walked to the boarding gate and go into plane without delay or queue.  

 

I will buy this story 10 years ago.

 

With the improvement in computer processing power and facial recognition software, it is possible to locate someone with all the CCTV on this island within 4 hours.

 

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I will buy this story 10 years ago.

 

With the improvement in computer processing power and facial recognition software, it is possible to locate someone with all the CCTV on this island within 4 hours.

 

tell that to our polis.... many past criminals slipped away, including a limp.  :grin:

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I will buy this story 10 years ago.

 

With the improvement in computer processing power and facial recognition software, it is possible to locate someone with all the CCTV on this island within 4 hours.

 

 

you watch too much movie & CSI   <_<

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you watch too much movie & CSI   <_<

 

Maybe.

 

If you look at the speed of terrorist being identitified after major bombing, i truly believe mata is complacent now.

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Maybe.

 

If you look at the speed of terrorist being identitified after major bombing, i truly believe mata is complacent now.

 

 

i believe priority can be a bit different. It was a private property (maybe the bank not hurry in providing info), no public was hurt, the amount is not significant.

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i believe priority can be a bit different. It was a private property (maybe the bank not hurry in providing info), no public was hurt, the amount is not significant.

 

Singapore is Financial Centre le.

 

How can the priortiy be different?

 

We need to tell rich ppl worldwide to park $$$ here and it is safe to do so.

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He no privy to confi info lah...just he more updated than you.

 

"Chinese newspaper Shin Min Daily News reported that the note said: "This is a robbery, I have a weapon, give me money, don't call police." source ST http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/stanchart-bank-robber-nabbed-in-bangkok-thailand-after-72-hours-on-the-run

 

apparently u overlooked that.

 

For those interested in the Kanadian face....CNA has it.

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/standard-chartered/2949932.html

 

Joke is he is denying all charges.

This "I have weapon" statement. Is it a chargeable offence in itself?

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Singapore is Financial Centre le.

 

How can the priortiy be different?

 

We need to tell rich ppl worldwide to park $$$ here and it is safe to do so.

 

 

you get someone to hack the bank and steal millions via online, see what is the priority for that   [laugh]  [laugh]

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