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Raffles Place Robbery + Killing..


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Once I change about 8k for my business trip also can see someone "bio" around...especially those OLs where they count $$ openly not at the money changer there but walking away... [shakehead]

 

Do be careful guys, change and count at the counter and ask the money changer for an envelope and keep the $$ inside to hide from invasive eyes... [rolleyes]

 

Our ATM discipline also not very good. Some people will openly count their notes before putting in their wallet/purse etc. If you need to count, make sure to do it discreetly, make sure your back is not exposed and best if keep the counting within range of the atm's cameras.

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Random pick may not yield a high return. Base on profiling and target selection, they can effectively rob him and make a escape route effectively. Random robbery they wouldn't be able to escape that fast. My take is he is marked all the way from the start.

I think it's inside information.. :ph34r: :ph34r:

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I've changed there many times, sometimes up to a few thousands in foreign currency...but never got rob leh. I have seen ladies changes more than SGD5K also (cos they give IC to money changer) and no issue!

 

The best rate (I think) is in People's Park, not Raffles Place. But its more "comfortable" to change in Raffles Place due to the type of "crowd" around...if you get what I mean! :D

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Premeditated manslaughter then?

This will never be manslaughter. Multiple wounds found on victim body. Very obvious perpetrator wants him dead.

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This will never be manslaughter. Multiple wounds found on victim body. Very obvious perpetrator wants him dead.

 

that's your opinion. prosecutor will need to establish his case that there was intent and planning to take the victim's life. It is easy to prove that this was a planned robbery however if the victim was killed as a matter of unintended consequences, then it is manslaughter not murder.

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that's your opinion. prosecutor will need to establish his case that there was intent and planning to take the victim's life. It is easy to prove that this was a planned robbery however if the victim was killed as a matter of unintended consequences, then it is manslaughter not murder.

Now my question is, if it is like what you mentioned, unintended consequences, how do you explain 20 over wounds on the victim body? If not to kill him, why need so many stabs onto the victim body? This is something which perpetrator can't even explain himself.

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Now my question is, if it is like what you mentioned, unintended consequences, how do you explain 20 over wounds on the victim body? If not to kill him, why need so many stabs onto the victim body? This is something which perpetrator can't even explain himself.

 

victim struggled or even fought back? in any case, I still think that the legal burden will be on prosecution to prove that assailant slashed to kill.

 

lets hope the culprit is caught first.

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why handle the cash alone?

 

last time i worked part time at cafe, every day my mgr/supervisor go to bank to deposit previous date taking, also need at least 1 barista to accompany...in case kenna rob or as witness.

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y he take that staircase ar?

 

got escalator wat

 

becos that staircase is dammmmmn quiet one la..

 

 

maybe he was lead to the place at knife point? :huh:

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Now my question is, if it is like what you mentioned, unintended consequences, how do you explain 20 over wounds on the victim body? If not to kill him, why need so many stabs onto the victim body? This is something which perpetrator can't even explain himself.

 

 

the motive?

 

If the motive is to rob, then killing will become secondary hence manslaughter.

 

If motive is to kill, then must prove why he wants to kill this guy (even without him carrying the load of cash)

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I've changed there many times, sometimes up to a few thousands in foreign currency...but never got rob leh. I have seen ladies changes more than SGD5K also (cos they give IC to money changer) and no issue!

 

The best rate (I think) is in People's Park, not Raffles Place. But its more "comfortable" to change in Raffles Place due to the type of "crowd" around...if you get what I mean! :D

 

 

people's park is the 2nd best rate after Raffles Place.

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the motive?

 

If the motive is to rob, then killing will become secondary hence manslaughter.

 

If motive is to kill, then must prove why he wants to kill this guy (even without him carrying the load of cash)

If the motive is to rob, then man slaughter stands. But now with multiple wounds, it is obvious the perpetrator wants him dead. Else, one or two knives enough to cripple him.

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