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Mason016

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Some good news 

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/e-scooter-rider-18-charged-with-causing-grievous-hurt-to-woman-in-pasir-ris

 

 

E-scooter rider, 18, charged with causing grievous hurt to woman in Pasir Ris

 

SINGAPORE - A teenager who allegedly caused grievous hurt to a housewife while riding on an electric scooter was charged in court on Wednesday (Oct 4).

 

Nicholas Ting Nai Jie, 18, is accused of grievously hurting Madam Ang Liu Kiow by riding the e-scooter along a pavement running through the front of a bus stop in Pasir Ris Drive 1, hitting the 54-year-old woman and causing her to sustain life-threatening head injuries.

The alleged offence occurred at 10.06am on Sept 17, 2016.

If convicted, he can be jailed for up to four years and/or fined up to $10,000 for causing grievous hurt by doing a rash act to endanger the personal safety of others.

 
 

 

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Teen cyclist charged over death of pedestrian

 

 

A young cyclist was charged in court yesterday with causing the death of a 73-year-old pedestrian by doing a rash act.

 

Khairul Hairuman, 19, is said to have been cycling along Lorong Ah Soo in the direction of Upper Paya Lebar Road at about 5.20pm on April 13 when he caused the death of Mr Tong Cheng Poh at a pedestrian crossing.

 

The charge said that he failed to exercise caution when approaching the pedestrian crossing by riding in between the first and second lanes, and failed to conform to a red-light signal and keep a proper lookout.

 

This resulted in his bicycle hitting Mr Tong, thus causing his death.

 

An earlier Shin Min Daily News report said Mr Tong was on his way home after getting an item from his daughter's place when he was hit. He lived in a flat in Hougang about 150m away.

 

He was admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital and was in a coma for close to 12 hours. He died at about 4am the next day.

 

Khairul, who had no lawyer, indicated that he intends to plead guilty.

 

His case will be mentioned in a community court on Nov 14.

 

The maximum penalty for causing death by doing a rash act is five years' jail and a fine.

 

:omg: 

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/teen-cyclist-charged-over-death-of-pedestrian

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Beregond

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Teen cyclist charged over death of pedestrian

 

 

A young cyclist was charged in court yesterday with causing the death of a 73-year-old pedestrian by doing a rash act.

 

Khairul Hairuman, 19, is said to have been cycling along Lorong Ah Soo in the direction of Upper Paya Lebar Road at about 5.20pm on April 13 when he caused the death of Mr Tong Cheng Poh at a pedestrian crossing.

 

The charge said that he failed to exercise caution when approaching the pedestrian crossing by riding in between the first and second lanes, and failed to conform to a red-light signal and keep a proper lookout.

 

This resulted in his bicycle hitting Mr Tong, thus causing his death.

 

An earlier Shin Min Daily News report said Mr Tong was on his way home after getting an item from his daughter's place when he was hit. He lived in a flat in Hougang about 150m away.

 

He was admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital and was in a coma for close to 12 hours. He died at about 4am the next day.

 

Khairul, who had no lawyer, indicated that he intends to plead guilty.

 

His case will be mentioned in a community court on Nov 14.

 

The maximum penalty for causing death by doing a rash act is five years' jail and a fine.

 

:omg: 

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/teen-cyclist-charged-over-death-of-pedestrian

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/cyclist-whose-bicycle-had-no-brakes-admits-to-causing-73-year-olds-death?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&xtor=CS1-10

 

knn his bike got no brakes at all.

 

Cyclist whose bicycle had no brakes admits to causing 73-year-old's death Edited by Beregond
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Khairul, who had no lawyer, told Community Court Judge Eddy Tham that had the victim been in his 40s, he would have survived the accident.

 

 

wah lan eh, got this type of logic one ah ?

 

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Atonchia

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wah lan eh, got this type of logic one ah ?

 

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Not a hint of remorse.

 

"If he's younger, he won't die and I won't be here facing this charges"

 

"The bus fault for blocking the traffic light"

 

Seemed to be lying too....

Said he was deliveroo.

Deliveroo said no.....

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Othello

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Not a hint of remorse.

 

"If he's younger, he won't die and I won't be here facing this charges"

 

"The bus fault for blocking the traffic light"

 

Seemed to be lying too....

Said he was deliveroo.

Deliveroo said no.....

 

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Mcf777

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This cyclist jailed 9 weeks.

can sleep well tonight.

http://www.zaobao.com.sg/realtime/singapore/story20180206-833204?xtor=CS2-8

 

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Teen cyclist charged over death of pedestrian

 

 

A young cyclist was charged in court yesterday with causing the death of a 73-year-old pedestrian by doing a rash act.

 

Khairul Hairuman, 19, is said to have been cycling along Lorong Ah Soo in the direction of Upper Paya Lebar Road at about 5.20pm on April 13 when he caused the death of Mr Tong Cheng Poh at a pedestrian crossing.

 

The charge said that he failed to exercise caution when approaching the pedestrian crossing by riding in between the first and second lanes, and failed to conform to a red-light signal and keep a proper lookout.

 

This resulted in his bicycle hitting Mr Tong, thus causing his death.

 

An earlier Shin Min Daily News report said Mr Tong was on his way home after getting an item from his daughter's place when he was hit. He lived in a flat in Hougang about 150m away.

 

He was admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital and was in a coma for close to 12 hours. He died at about 4am the next day.

 

Khairul, who had no lawyer, indicated that he intends to plead guilty.

 

His case will be mentioned in a community court on Nov 14.

 

The maximum penalty for causing death by doing a rash act is five years' jail and a fine.

 

:omg: 

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/teen-cyclist-charged-over-death-of-pedestrian

 

 

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