Former SCDF and CNB chiefs arrested
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concern2:
:rotflmao:friendship:
Why the wan bao reporter is no longer following up the case? Is he being expelled?
He's following YSL's case, then the Principal - very busy loh...
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I doubts so…with the action from WP on YSL case. I am not surprise it will put stress on MIW to hasten the investigation on SCDF and CNB chiefs especially WP stressed on transparency
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laughingcat:
I doubts so.....with the action from WP on YSL case. I am not surprise it will put stress on MIW to hasten the investigation on SCDF and CNB chiefs especially WP stressed on transparency
yes
in fact in others forum pple are starting to compare side by side how this 2 cases being handle by the 2 party -
YSL and principal are not important and they became the scape goat. Hoping sinkaporean will forget about these scdf and cnb men.
It is very suay suay for YSL and principal. -
No news, abt this case. Wonder what is the follow up action?
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Tania:
No news, abt this case. Wonder what is the follow up action?
The Principal news, followed by the Ferrari news and the current on going By-Election buzz has kind of overtake this case.
Also curious what's the status of this case. :? -
Tania:
No news, abt this case. Wonder what is the follow up action?
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不了了之??
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From Channelnewsasia …
SINGAPORE: Former Singapore Civil Defence Force chief Peter Lim Sin Pang has been charged with 10 counts of corruption.
He allegedly obtained sexual gratification from three women between May 2010 and November 2011.
In return, the 51-year-old would show favour to the companies where the women are working, for IT-related tenders called by the SCDF.
The three women held senior positions in their companies at the time of the alleged offences.
They are Pang Chor Mui, a general manager at Nimrod Engineering, Lee Wei Hoon, a director at Singapore Radiation Centre and Esther Goh, a business development director at NCS Private Limited.
The offences allegedly took place at the car parks at Big Splash East Coast Park and the Singapore Indoor Stadium, apartments and even at a hotel in France.
The former commissioner was arrested by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau in January this year and removed from his post to help with investigations.
He is now out on a police bail of S$10,000.
Lim’s passport has been surrended to the CPIB.
Dressed in a blue long-sleeved shirt, Lim appeared worried as his charges were read out in court.
He was accompanied by a man and a woman, who later told the media that they were there to give Lim moral support.
Lim will be back in court on July 5.
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Sheesh! How atrocious. The poor women in this sordid affair.
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