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[UPDATE] Ming Yi Found Guilty


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you just said it, yes, for fxxk. [laugh]

 

btw, recently i went to a posh house located at holland road for friend's gathering. the home owner points to the road beside her house and told me over a red wine, that one of those big houses there, belongs to Ming Yi. They see him every now and then.

 

I was thinking, that must worth easily over 2 million bucks!

 

Must have frequent gay parties....... [laugh][laugh][laugh]

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somehow I don't think the sentence for MY going to be heavy, maybe not even jail term....

Yeah. Especially when TT Durai was sentenced to 3 months jail but left it in less than 3 months.

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Former Ren Ci head, ex-aide Raymond Yeung found guilty of forging payment slips

 

SINGAPORE: A district court has found the former head of Ren Ci Hospital, Ming Yi and his former aide Raymond Yeung, guilty of falsifying Ren Ci payment vouchers.

 

District Court judge Toh Yung Cheong also convicted them for giving false information to the Commissoner of Charities.

 

The pair will be sentenced on November 11.

 

For offences under the Penal code and Charities Act, they could be fined and jailed.

 

For the more serious charge of falsifying accounts, they could have been jailed up to seven years.

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...009828/1/.html

 

Those gay and sistas [grouphug] in Changi No.55 should be very happy if they get this news [thumbsup] ......Flesh and new babes coming [inlove][whip] .

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Those gay and sistas [grouphug] in Changi No.55 should be very happy if they get this news [thumbsup] ......Flesh and new babes coming [inlove][whip] .

 

Eh, but everyday also got new and fresh goods mah...

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Former Ren Ci head, ex-aide Raymond Yeung found guilty of forging payment slips

 

SINGAPORE: A district court has found the former head of Ren Ci Hospital, Ming Yi and his former aide Raymond Yeung, guilty of falsifying Ren Ci payment vouchers.

 

District Court judge Toh Yung Cheong also convicted them for giving false information to the Commissoner of Charities.

 

The pair will be sentenced on November 11.

 

For offences under the Penal code and Charities Act, they could be fined and jailed.

 

For the more serious charge of falsifying accounts, they could have been jailed up to seven years.

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...009828/1/.html

 

why is ming yi still smiling on the news? he seems proud of what he has achieved..

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I hope the judge gives a stiff sentence. It's definitely necessary to send out a stern message else there will be more and more people who will turn our charity works into a circus! And we'll be the fools funding the circus! The sad thing is, those people in need of charity assistance will ultimately be the ones who suffer.

 

Something needs to be done to revamp our charity works. We need people with integrity and who will not be corrupted by $. Maybe get someone reputable and rich to lead since he's already rich and has a reputation at stake? But then, you never know what $ can do to a man......

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smiling monk even when convicted...tell us how he treat the seriousness of the case.

 

Maybe he is happy that he and Raymond can stay inside the same cell mah. [sly]

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you just said it, yes, for fxxk. [laugh]

 

btw, recently i went to a posh house located at holland road for friend's gathering. the home owner points to the road beside her house and told me over a red wine, that one of those big houses there, belongs to Ming Yi. They see him every now and then.

 

I was thinking, that must worth easily over 2 million bucks!

 

Posh landed house in holland area? I would be surprised if its worth anything less than 4 million!

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