Downtown East incident....

[daisyt]

Scary… Where are all the patrolling police?

[Daddy D]

markfch:

Another slashing incident in Singapore. This time in bukit panjang.


http://www.asiaone.com/static/multimedia/gallery/101109_gang/

16 youths attacked by '369' gang members

Six students have been hospitalised after suffering injuries from yet another gang-related slashing incident.

Seven youths brandishing chopping knives went on a slashing rampage at Bukit Panjang, around 10pm on Monday night.

OMG... the '369' must feeling yaya papaya now... thus going ard slashing ppl... what can be done? Call MATA?

[adhdadhd]

we never know, may just be a tactic to revenge by faking 369… at the same time stir up tension between PHT and 369.


SPF need a special taskforce liao…

Keep your kids home, don’t pray pray…

[Daddy D]

wonder how many sch kids are recruited into secret societies nowadays… in schs/shopping malls/arcades… and with parents who r bz working… dunno who their kids hand out with… and schs with limited authorities to punish kids… and police taking a reactive approach…

recipe for total chaos… :x :x :x :x :x

[markfch]

I understand that most of these thugs like to hang around in LAN shops & billiard centres. My friend & I have this policy to ensure that our house are stuffed with computer games/ESPN sports channels so that our kids don’t need to venture outside into LAN shops/pubs for entertainment in future.

[dunnoleh]

I hope the courts will award a series of what may seem to be excessively harsh deterrent sentences to those found guilty of such violent acts.

Sorry if I sound like some cold high-handed politician, which I’m not.
I’m saying this because the public must be protected from such mindless violence.
How can Singapore become a place where parents worry about their children’s safety in public places?
I cannot accept this situation. :x

[duriz]

markfch:

Another slashing incident in Singapore. This time in bukit panjang.

Senseless violence at its worse

[duriz]

markfch:

I understand that most of these thugs like to hang around in LAN shops & billiard centres. My friend & I have this policy to ensure that our house are stuffed with computer games/ESPN sports channels so that our kids don't need to venture outside into LAN shops/pubs for entertainment in future.

My colis discussed the same thing yesterday over lunch.
One of them has a DS that didn't do too well for his exams, regardless she got him what he wanted for the holidays i.e. Wii and his favorite games; in the hopes that he will stay home and play.

[duriz]

dunnoleh:

I hope the courts will award a series of what may seem to be excessively harsh deterrent sentences to those found guilty of such violent acts. Sorry if I sound like some cold high-handed politician, which I'm not.

I'm saying this because the public must be protected from such mindless violence.
How can Singapore become a place where parents worry about their children's safety in public places?
I cannot accept this situation. :x

I second that.
There is no excuse nor reason for senseless violent acts.

[Brenda10]

duriz:

markfch:

I understand that most of these thugs like to hang around in LAN shops & billiard centres. My friend & I have this policy to ensure that our house are stuffed with computer games/ESPN sports channels so that our kids don't need to venture outside into LAN shops/pubs for entertainment in future.

My colis discussed the same thing yesterday over lunch.
One of them has a DS that didn't do too well for his exams, regardless she got him what he wanted for the holidays i.e. Wii and his favorite games; in the hopes that he will stay home and play.

In primary school may be workable but come to Secondary School will be different.