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the vandals painted the windscreen instead of the car after they realised that they brought along the wrong choice of colour, red on red, no contrast... [laugh]

 

very sexy car though... such a pity to end up in this state...

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saw one Merc E200 parked behind Blk.19 Lor 7 Toa Payoh, same method of red paint splash onto the windscreen .... [:(]

 

maybe same 'ah long' ... [sly]

 

maybe red paint cheaper than other colour, better ask paint shops who buy large quatity of red paint [laugh]:D[laugh]

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paintwork looks like jackson pollock's paintings lor... ah long got skill leh

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She stay in HDB meh? isn't she has an atas ang mo bf?

 

It's her car...

 

Local actress Joanne Peh awoke to a rude shock this morning when she was informed by her father and neighbours that her Range Rover vehicle was vandalised with red paint. In a phone interview with xinmsn, the actress shared that her car, which had red paint splashed all over it, had an address and a note stuck on the windshield with a name, phone number and a message that read: "Owe money, pay money".

 

Joanne clarified that the details on the note did not belong to her and added, "I do not know who the person is. I'm just an innocent victim, a bystander of this horrible crime."

 

The 28-year-old lodged an official police report this morning after she discovered the act of vandalism and said investigations are still ongoing. "I spoke to the police officers and some of them highlighted that this is the kind of strategy used by loanshark runners these days. Instead of targeting the borrowers' home, they target the people around them."

 

According to Joanne, one of her neighbours from a different block, who did not borrow money from the loansharks, was also a victim of harassment and had his front door splashed with paint.

 

"Someone in the neighbourhood probably didn't return their money, which explains why the loansharks are using these methods. It's an embarrassment for them [the residents from another block] since people can always assume that they are the ones who borrowed the money, when they aren't."

 

With her hands full filming for upcoming Ch8 drama, C.L.I.F. 2, Joanne's dad is currently overseeing repair works for her car. Still reeling in shock from the unfortunate turn of events, the actress' main concerns right now lies on her personal safety and her family's safety.

 

"Money wise, it's just unfortunate since this is something that I could not have preempted nor prevented - that part I'm not bothered by," she said.

 

When we raised the possibility of her family vacating their current premises for safety's sake, the actress hoped that things would not reach that stage. "It's going to be tough and I don't want to think so far. As to whether or not I have to vacate, relocate or change my car plate, I hope I don't have to, honestly speaking."

 

Despite being the unlucky victim, Joanne believes that this incident can serve as an important lesson for the public on unlicensed money-lending.

 

'In a way, I believe in the strange power of the universe. Maybe it's meant to happen for some reason - for everything bad, some good will come out from it. Maybe it might educate more people and make them more aware and deter people from borrowing from the loansharks. I want to look at the positive side of it,' she quipped.

 

Joanne shared that her beau, Bobby Tonelli, was shocked to receive pictures of her vandalised car this morning.

 

When we asked if he'll take precautionary measures and send her home from now on, Joanne laughed and jokingly replied, 'He better!' before adding, 'I have no car right now and will resort to public transport. But I'll get someone to wait downstairs for me, just in case.'

 

Lam Sin How, a spokesperson from the Singapore Police Force confirmed the incident and said that it is now classified as a case of Unlicensed Moneylending Harassment.

 

He said, 'Police take a serious view of such incidents, and offenders will face the full brunt of the law. Under the Moneylenders Act 2010 (Revised Edition), first time offenders found guilty of loanshark harassment shall be fined not less than $5,000/- and not more than $50,000/- with mandatory imprisonment of up to five years and mandatory caning of up to six strokes.'

 

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Source: XinMSN

 

 

 

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Driving Evoque still have ah long chasing money?!

 

Anyway, mediacorpse artiste really earning big money, can aford to drive a Range Rover Evoque!

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maybe red paint cheaper than other colour, better ask paint shops who buy large quatity of red paint [laugh]:D[laugh]

 

errrr......... those small can 'Globe' red paint is cheap. Used to buy them and bring to cemetery to re-paint those words on the tombstone during 'ching ming' period... [sly]

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how much does a range rover cost ah?

 

Used from $220k

New from $260k

 

Celeb should have special discount.

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