Arrested for theft in singapore

[x9200]

.. while the girls go to another to dance..my wife got stopped going down an escalor with a lit ciggarette you can smoke at the top of the escalator and the bottom but not on the escalator.

London's King's Cross fire disaster started by a lit cigarette that got into the escalator. Probably different construction etc. but there are some strong rationales behind such prohibition.

[JR8]

.. while the girls go to another to dance..my wife got stopped going down an escalor with a lit ciggarette you can smoke at the top of the escalator and the bottom but not on the escalator.

London's King's Cross fire disaster started by a lit cigarette that got into the escalator. Probably different construction etc. but there are some strong rationales behind such prohibition.

Give it a rest will ya. When have you ever heard of SGns taking instantaneous group action in the public interest?

[x9200]

Give it a rest will ya. When have you ever heard of SGns taking instantaneous group action in the public interest?

Are you aware of the whole brand new safety system implemented in Singapore in 2006?

[JR8]

Give it a rest will ya. When have you ever heard of SGns taking instantaneous group action in the public interest?

Are you aware of the whole brand new safety system implemented in Singapore in 2006?

Hehehe..... er, no

[x9200]

Basically all (yes all) small or big enterprises (actually it goes even beyond that) have to assess the risk of all possible injury hazards related to their working environment and if an accident happen and it is not covered by the assessment or the staff in charge did not follow Standard Working Procedures (defined within the assessment) the penalties can be very severe (also financial - up to 5-6 digits IIRC). So it take one more aware manager and the staff may act very stringent. Nothing to do with any form of altruism

[sundaymorningstaple]

https://www.wshc.sg/

[JR8]

Oh ok. But that does not seem to explain the act of spontaneous intervention by the locals versus the dolly/dollies having a puff on the escalator.

[grant512]

I believe Singapore is much safer compare to nearby Countries.
many CCTV around public Areas now.

Justnew here in SG but I find it developed country

[sundaymorningstaple]

[JR8]

I think he's just here to spam his weblink.

[nakatago]

I think he's just here to spam his weblink.

Probably; I've been watching him.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Well, as long as he plays by the rules he's okay. Just wish he made sense.

[lovesg_04]

We need some advice becuse my friend was charged theft

my friend was go to orchard to remit the money. and during quoue period, and was found from below the table there sungglass, and he ask from the others people who belong this item. and said "no" my friend carying the item and planning to return to police station, unfortunately he is busy and tired due to the work and thers' no time during weekdays., cant give the item to police station. and few days theres a police and he arrested to charged theft


what is the case for this? do we need the lawyer?

by end of May, my friend go to police station .its better along or we need the lawyer?


thanks

[JR8]

You should read 'vvleaandrews' story on this topic...
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic ... ight=theft

She is facing a life ban from Singapore for the theft of $50. She got some jail-time too.

She did not have legal representation.

[lovesg_04]

what about for my friends case? he just found the item(sunglasses) and he doesnt know where to hand-in since he is new here in singapore.. But he has no intention on getting the item, it happens that he brought the item at home and got no time to surrender the said sunglasses.