Minister George Yeo on S-League Brawl: SPF is not afraid to touch foreigners
September 9th, 2010 | 
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Minister for Foreign Affairs George Yeo
Minister for Foreign Affairs George Yeo has replied on his Facebook that the Singapore police will act impartially in the S-League brawl involving PRC and Singapore players. He has assured all Singaporeans that the SPF is not “afraid to touch foreigners” if they have committed criminal offences in Singapore.
Replying to queries by Netizens over the recent S-League brawl between GUOAN Football Club from China and Singapore Young Lions, he said:
“…..I don’t think SPF (Singapore Police Force) is at all afraid to ‘touch foreigners’ if they have committed criminal offences.”
Excerpts of his Facebook Q&A reproduced verbatim below:
Kojak Bt: Perhaps the minister can explain. If Singaporean Abdul Malik was arrested for “inciting violence and public disorder” by using the word “burn” on his facebook, shouldn’t these PRC players be arrested immediately for assault already? What is the Singapore police doing? Dare to arrest Singaporeans but dare not touch foreigners?
Tony Tan: Minister Sir, I hope that our govt stop practice double standard. It obvious the above match fall under the category of inciting violence. To make it fair, SPF should investigate both parties including Singaporean players involved.
George Yeo: Double standards? I don’t think SPF is at all afraid to ‘touch foreigners’ if they have committed criminal offences.
For the benefit of readers out there who may not have noticed, the catch phrase is “if they have committed criminal offences“, thus IF the incident is seen as or classified as “sports injury” (which is very lame) or “Voluntary Causing Hurt” (VCH is not a seizable offence but appropriate in this case), then the players would not have “committed (seizable) criminal offences” and no further action would be or can be taken by the police.
For police to take action against a person for Voluntary Causing Hurt, a Magistrate Complaint has to be filed in a Magistrate’s Court which would then empower the police to investigate and take further action, if necessary.
Additionally, the complaint has to be filed by a concerned party, ie: the victim himself, the parents or guardian of the victim, a lawyer acting on their behalf or the FAS (who has indicated that they will not get the police involved) and only an “internal investigation” will be carried out.
Although Young Lions’ midfielders Gabriel Quak and Faritz Abdul Hameed were sent to the hospital for treatment, unless (touch wood) either or both of them have a broken skull, fractured ribs or disfiguration on their faces or head qualifying of ”Grevious Hurt” under the Penal Code, Singaporeans can expect no further action from the police in this fiasco.
Definition of Grievous hurt under the Penal Code
320. The following kinds of hurt only are designated as “grievous”:
(a) emasculation; (aa) death;
(b) permanent privation of the sight of either eye;
(c) permanent privation of the hearing of either ear;
(d) privation of any member or joint;
(e) destruction or permanent impairing of the powers of any member or joint;
(f) permanent disfiguration of the head or face;
(g) fracture or dislocation of a bone;
(h) any hurt which endangers life, or which causes the sufferer to be, during the space of 20 days, in severe bodily pain, or unable to follow his ordinary pursuits;
(i) penetration of the vagina or anus, as the case may be, of a person without that person’s consent, which causes severe bodily pain.
The best case scenario Singaporeans can ever hope for in this fiasco would be upon the completion of the FAS’s “internal investigation”, the offending players from GUOAN Football Club be “sent home” while offending local players get the blame for the brawl and taken to task.
Forecaster Extraordinarie II
* The writer of this article is not a lawyer nor someone in the civil service or in any law enforcement agency nor subject to reservist obligations. The opinion expressed within are of his own and not intended to “BURN” anyone’s career.
Punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt
325. Whoever, except in the case provided for by section 335, voluntarily causes grievous hurt, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to 10 years, and shall also be liable to fine or to caning.
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of course they dare touch them lor. touch already then give another incomprehensible reason for not doing anything to them.
case closed. move on. now about that abdul malik guy…….
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Don’t screw around with the foreigners. We must pay obeisance to them…..kiss their ass chicks………..fawn upon them like emperors…..
That’s what Singaporeans deserve when they keep voting the Men in White election after election. But fret not, sooner or later, the foreigners will be of no use to the Pappies, and then they will learn the hard way.
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I think if the SPF had arrested the China players this article would have been titled “Another example of SPF’s high handedness in sports”
…so its die if you do and die if you don’t. Good luck Singapore – this country won’t last with citizens like you.
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Talk Cork!
Remember a case of a Ang Mo caught with drugs and our Police force send the drugs for “Verification” and came back just shy of the weight of mandatory death sentence.
Everything can me manipulated.
The only solution is to vote the whole mafia gang out.
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Shit! And I thought George Yeo is really sincere about prosecuting errand FTs…
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In March 2002, Bohl and several others were arrested, with Bohl charged for having 687 grams of cannabis in her possession, above the 500-gram threshold that mandates the death penalty. The German government applied maximum pressure on Singapore, threatening economic reprisals. The seized drugs (all or part of it?) were then re-analysed by a laboratory which issued a new report that said there were just 281 grams. She was sentenced to five years in jail, serving only three.
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what is the status of romania diplomat’s case?
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George’s response is bullshit. Its violence we are talking about. how about if this china guy does the same thing kicking at the back of his heard (george or one of his children)???? are you going to say this is not criminal offence???
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THIS IS STRAIGHT AND SIMPLE HOOLIGANISM.
Singapore should detained all players and no one is allowed to leave this country until the SPF did a complete investigation and charged those for committing wanton violence. Surely this is a crime case of hooliganism, not just an outbreak of violent sports-related emotions.
IT IS UNACCEPTABLE OTHERWISE, MR GEORGE YEO
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So the SPF have no jurisdiction over the football field?
Must some Singaporeans died or maimed before they take action?
Not only our govt is a loser, our SPF is a loser too.
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TAIWAN 1 Oct 2004: Taiwan Foreigner Minister Mark Chen speaking in the earthy Taiwanese dialect said Singapore’s FM George Yeo had just been “fondling China’s balls”, meaning that it was fawning over China by criticizing Taiwan. Chen went on: “Even Singapore, a country smaller than a piece of snot, can swagger around to criticize Taiwan at the United Nations. Where is the justice in the world?”
Our FM was and has been a strong supporter of China.
Hope George is not “fondling China’s balls” anymore?
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Lion’s Players, pse do not wait for the SPF for any action. Pse make a personnal Police report for assualt. If not, nothing will happened.
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According to Taiwan FM Mark Chen our FM GY was “fondling China’s balls” previously in 2004.
How can a person fondling China’s balls could direct police to arrest those Chinese players?
Without any firm action, they will again called Singaporeans “nose snot” people.
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@anonymous, me no lawyer but me no find hooliganism under the Penal Code, maybe me miss something?
Me would have gone for rioting but the “pre-meditated” and “intention” is a missing component required in such a charge, agree not?
@Lau BakKwa, not entirely correct. the police have jurisdiction over all PUBLIC places and PRIVATE places (by way of warrant and certain provisions) and the foorball stadium is a PUBLIC PLACE by definition.
What this articles discusses is the NATURE OF THE OFFENCE which is non-seizable thus the Police CANNOT take further action without an order from a Magistrate.
The offence in me this article is only a guess which me finds most appropriate for explaining WHY the police is not getting involved, in accordance with the Law.
But then hor, me have also inadvertedly provided the police with a good excuse for them to not get involved without them having to convene an internal meeting to churn out lame wayangs.
For that, my bad.
P/S: Me is not paid $3 million anually for this article.
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Deport and fine those PRC hooligans and banned them coming into Singapore again. No point put them in prison and waste taxpayer money to house them.
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Has the FAS made a police report?
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i don’t understand why are we bring politics into football. u will hurt singaporean more then foreigner if u continue to hump on this incident.
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Oh BTW, I forgot to add:
George Yeo is the Millister for Foreign Affairs nia, thus whatever he said as a Millister or not is by no means BINDING on the Police because George Yeo is NOT Millister for Home Affairs or Millister for Law lor.
Only when Sinkaporeans hear it form teh horses’s mouth then can believe lor, the “horses” being SPF, MHA or MOL lor.
Of course MM, SM and PM also count, okie?
@Faber Castell, which part of me article mentioned POLITICS or PAPies?
Lon anyhow shoot words in me mouth okie? You can do it to TR I fiacking care but me no let you get away with it one.
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tell me ,minister,do our YOUNG LIONS so much as to start a ‘FIGHT’ in a host country?
guess not only do foreigners who once respected singapore and singaporeans,now, look down on us.
they even look down on the singapore authorities, the govt per se???
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He should advise the injured Singaporeans to see their MPs
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@ Forecaster Extraordinarie II:
September 9, 2010 at 10:13 pm
Yes, I used the term “hooliganism” as a generalised “academic” term to describe the wanton violence. YOU DON’T KICK SOMEONE IN THE HEAD WHEN HE IS DOWN OR STOMPED ON THEIR LEGS WHEN THEY HAVE FALLEN.
That sorts of behaviour is only capable of achieving by THUGS AND HOOLIGANS, amounting to causing voluntary hurts or even can be described in law as “malicious wounding”.
It is a CRIME DEFINITELY. It is not a one-on-one heated argument leading to a fist-fight but A PATTERN OF PREMEDITATED PYHYSICAL ATTACKS BY AN ORGANISED GROUP.
YOU MIGHT CALL IT RIOTING.
There is no sport excess here – JUST PLAIN WANTON VIOLENT IN PACKS AND IT IS CRIMINAL IN NATURE AND OFFENDING CHARACTERISTICS.
Since SPF is aware of this matter. It should investigate even if no complaint is lodged.
It is like someone murdered on the street, no witness and a police car drove by, saw a dead corpse on the side of the road and drive off, pretending nothing happened?????????????????
If the police can handcuff a reporter for his alleged “safety” protection, this case is COMPELLING OF PROTECTING PUBLIC SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND ORDER.
WHAT IS WKS AND SHAMMU DOING ABOUT THIS??????????????????????????
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Even tourist get 24 hours resolution at Small Claims Court. Local will have to wait for due process. Maybe 8 weeks.
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sentence them now they tease our country, award our players patriots
geogeee ah don’t be a scarly cat
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@ Faber Castell:
September 9, 2010 at 10:22 pm
Listen, you dog shit. This is about crime, not politics not football. Go and wank your stupidity into your toilet bowl, strayed dog!
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i still believe the police are under orders not to arrest the chinese. why? simply cos the gahmen dun want to offend china. it is so obvious. hey PAP gahmen, dun like that, i thought you are for law and order? what happened?
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SPF double standard? All along is like that. Dare to touch foreigners? They are protecting foreigners let alone dare to touch! We know our SPF better than anybody. They are not serving our people. They are serving their master and the foreigners .
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@anonymous, as much as me have NO reason NOT to agree with you, remember that Sinkapore is a “lawful” country and everything has to be by the Law and Book albeit as and when needed to be applied.
As much as me would like to see that Cheena who kicked the Young Lion when he was ALREADY ON THE FLOOR be charged with ATTEMPTED MURDER (Soccer BOOTS to the Head technically qualifies) but then hor, the closest me can get is Voluntary Causing Hurt.
Me already ruled out RIOTING and Misor Offences Act, can you propose a more suitable section considering that the 2 injured players have already been discharged from Hospital with NO visible permanent injuries to qualify the assault as GREVIOUS?
Another option would be to sue on Civil Grounds but the plantiff would have to be prepared to get sackrf from the Youth Team, you thinky they DARE or is WILLING?
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ZDnet Asia mentioned TR in this article:
http://www.zdnetasia.com/s-pore-facebook-arrest-unlikely-to-be-last-62202423.htm
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amist all this, when did Singapore become a province or vessel state of China?if politics is let to interfear with the work of the good people maintaining law,order,peace and justice then there is no need for laws just arrest who you want and when you want.
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rest assured that no serious action will be taken, cause our HIGHER MORTAL is now in their country, their personal safety is at risk if any action were to be taken, at least not now. just wait and see.
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Hi Forecaste Extraordinaire, how about Penal Code Section 323. I call it the “Tarzan Section”. Let’s see if there Singaporeans and especially the FT and PAPT types who can guess why I’ve called it this way?
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And now to Mr. George Yeo, why did you say what you said about the SPF? Just wondering what is the SPF’s duty when there is Criminal Offence? meaning, it it then a case of the offence or… something else? Are you “wu-liao” with your clarification?
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My 5 year old boy fought with a PRC brat in kindergarten. I complain to the teacher but she says this type of things happens all the time between children in class and we must stay calm. I’m so angry. Damn all these bloody sons of bitches and their slutty little girls. They should all be sent home.
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You think the SPF dare to touch the China players? They got no balls,the simple reason is that there are too many China Chinese here,easily over 100K. If these China Chinese were to take the street, I doubt the number of policeman and army can handle the number, this is the reason why when China flag was erracted during China nation day as well as when large number Chinese worker gather at MOM building, SPF and AGC dare not do anything to them. They only have balls to charge Singaporean and opposition, they forgotten they were voted and they should protect Singaporean’s interest.
Most likely the Chinese player will be send back to China and no charges will be place on them. The PAP GOV curry China.
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China is a bully. During the recent Annual ASEAN Security Forum in Hanoi; its foreign minister threatened Singapore and humiliated George Yeo in front of everyone. If it was Singapore players attacking theirs, they would have raised hell by now. Singapore government please show us you have a backbone to deal with people other than your own!
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Used to respect him cos he seems like a genuine christian…haiz…not anymore…well…who dare play hero…look at the fate of past heroes in sg….sad….
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China teams sure know how to put up a show.
The last time, Lioaning players had the most no of players caught for kelong. HAHAHAHA…better still their manager ran away.
Now he is in China Prison, I heard. But not brought to Singapore for Questioning.
I wonder what SPF is doing. HAHAHAH
Now this….big show.
Anyway personally, I saw the clips. I think the ref is a stupid fool.
He should have sent off the YL player for making such a fuss.
FAS is becoming a dumb org.
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Please …..The Prodical Son, LKY must pay homeage to China.
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@RDB, 323 is Voluntary Causing Hurt minus the “Grevious” ingredient, but states the punishment for VCH lor.
If you meant VCH hor, I thiky is Section 321 lor, old liao, cannot remember so muchy lor. Anyway, 321 and 323 sama sama lar, all refer to teh same offence, just HOW and HOW MUCH lor.
BTW, me also curious why this section got Jane and Tarzen in it lor, care to gib some clue?
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Thought our Forecaster once said “If no one fear me,then my life is meaningless”,remember got or not? Let’s see how “tough” he can be this time and how “meaningful” the PRC can make his life lor.
Also wonder he will put on his “knuckle duster” and bring out his “hatchet” or just pretend nothing happen liao.
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Georgie Yeo, please learn your lesson.
Romanian ambassador drove & killed a S’porean & ran away to Romania. So much difficulty to get him back to Spore court for trial.
So are you going to let these PRCs football hooligans get back to China, and then you take action?
Prove that you are not fondling, or even licking & sucking the balls of PRC … by doing what is right & ask your shorty colleague Wong CUNT Sing to act fast. Detain these PRCs hooligans before they flee!
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let us not talk, where r these basterds cheena men staying?
let’s go n ‘touch’ them n n see any action against true blue sgs to defend our honour n teach these cheena gangsters a lesson. or else all these good for nothing f trashs will be enboldened n will bully us even more.
they need to learn to respect n fear us. milister yeo don’t nato, let us see spf touch them, or else u have nothing between the legs. at least your master has the guts to hang the rubbish indonesians.
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Cuff a reporter standing in rainwater…Let go FT hitting own countymen…way to go SPF!
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Singapore FM George Yeo has just been “fondling China’s balls” that was what the Taiwanese Foreign Minister Mark Chen said then on 1 Oct 2004.
Mr Chen also called Singapore “a nose snot country”.
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/FJ01Ad02.html
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Gd pt about the double standards.
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well if you’re talking about the magistrate’s order then Malik’s doesn’t hold cox there wasn’t any. RIGHT. Fucking cheena
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GY has been travelling too much. GY has overlooked the needs of his constituency for many years. He has not spoken for the people in Parliament at all.
Instead of setting his priority right in serving the voters, he was quick to go online to defend PBM Jack Neo sex scandal asking Singaporeans to rally behind Jack and his family. That reveals his weakness and poor judgement.
GRC MPs – They’ve never serve the interests and needs of those people who brought them to power.
We deserved a better group of MPs to help and serve us in future.
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We have NOT read this online, “Singaporeans must rally behind the Young Lions and the club”
Whereas in PBM Jack Neo sex scandal, GY posted online “Singaporeans must rally behind PBM Jack Neo and his family.”
What’s the different between Young Lions and PBM Jack Neo to GY ?
Where are your sets of priorities?
LET YOU BE THE JUDGE?
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FM GY,
Why Taiwan Foreign Minister called you “fondling China’s balls”?
Why Taiwan FM Chen called Singapore “a piece of snot country”?
What happen to PBM Jack Neo’s sex scandal police reports?
What happen to Romnania Diplomat’s car accident result?
Why didn’t you post online asking “Singaporeans to rally behind the young lions” while you’ve done it for PBM Jack Neo?
Is this fight between football clubs in the football pitch concerned Foreign Affairs?
Why is SPF has no comments?
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@ Forecaster Extraordinarie II:
September 9, 2010 at 11:06 pm
I recall SPF used “rioting” charge and successfully convicted a group of teenagers when two different racial groups fought over rights to use basket-ball court in a HDB estate.
The same was applied to a group of school girls of “gang activities” charge were made when they attacked and forced their victim to perform indecent acts on stairway landings.
Nothing unusual about the use of “catch-all” clause in the Penal code to hang criminal activities.
THE VIOLENCE SHOWN IN THE VIDEO IS EXCESSIVE. WOULD MDA ALLOW THIS KIND OF MOVIE ON SOCCER VIOLENCE TO KIDS UNSUPERVISED ON FREE-TO-AIR TELEVISION OR THE CINEMA? EVEN IF YOU BREAK INTO MY HOUSE AS A BURGLAR, SHAMMU MUST KNOW THAT I DO NOT HAVE RIGHTS TO TAKE A HATCHET AND CRACK YOUR SKULLS FOR ILLEGAL BREAK-IN ALL IN THE SAINTLY EXCUSE OF PROTECTION OF MY PROPERTY AND MY PERSONAL SAFETY – DON’T YOU AGREE?
IF THE VIDEO IS TOO VIOLENT TO BE WATCH BY KIDS UNSUPERVISED ON PUBLIC TV AND NEWS READ, IT IS AMPLE AND COMPLETE PROOF THAT THE CONDUCT INVOLVED IS CRIMINAL.
Since SPF and Government ( by virtue of this facebook discussion with GY) must be aware of the wanton violence, they are duty-bound at law to respond to protect public interests in the maintenance of law and order.
Will they act AGAINST CRIMINAL CONDUCT – NEVER MIND IT IS THE STAIRWAY OF A HDB BLOCK, A BASKET BALL COURT, A FOOTBALL FIELD, A FOOD COURT, A BUS, OR AN MRT TRAIN OR AN AIRCRAFT?
We are watching the SPF and AGC’s responses. Is it silent as a meek hare shaking in fear confronted by a tiger or our sovereign rule applies on our sovereign soil?
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The madness ended on the pitch with now, more than est.over 5 million viewers watching online video and youtube (in Singapore and China).
Certainly, gate collections from spectators presence watching the match must be pathetic as compared to the numbers of hits from online viewers/forummers.
Is that the type of match S-League is promoting for the sport?
International viewers witness that there is not a single sign of uniformed policeman presence indicating a lack of law and order.
Why no police presence?
The match alone has tarnish the good reputation of Singapore sports and we, Singaporeans will pay a heavy price for that.
Why do we allowed a foreign team to go berserk?
While its now highly rated on youtube, the game of soccer becomes a dangerous sport for children.
Why must this happened in Singapore?
Judging from an empty stadium, S-League should closed shop.
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@ Forecaster Extraordinarie II:
September 10, 2010 at 1:02 am
Here is some law definition of “grievous bodily harm” defined as “”any bodily injury of such a nature as to endanger, or be likely to endanger life, or to cause, or be likely to cause, permanent injury to health.”
“Bodily harm” may not be defined in statutory law but it is wide enough to even include any diseases which fall into any of the following outcome in Australian law
a reference to causing or doing grievous bodily harm to a person includes a reference to causing a person to have a serious disease.”
9 Section 1(1) was amended to add a definition of the term “serious disease” to mean:
“a disease of such a nature as to –
(a) endanger, or be likely to endanger, life; or
(b) cause, or be likely to cause, permanent injury to health.”
http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/wa/WASCA/2004/20.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=grievous%20and%20definition
So the AMBIT OF LAW APPLICATION of “grievous bodily harm” IS VERY WIDE and it is based on likely outcome impact of action such as likely to life or cause permanent injury etc etc.
In that respect, even if you burglar my home, I cannot use my hatchet to crack open your skull. Nor can I after pinning you down, step on your head, your legs, kidney or kick your head when your capacity to resist and self-protected has been diminished and those actions of mine in wanton violence is LIKELY TO ENDANGER YOUR LIFE OR CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY EVEN IF IT IS NOT PROVEN OF OUTCOME.
THE CATCHWORD AT LAW IS “LIKELY”, NOT PROVEN DAMAGE.
What do anyone else think?
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This match between Guoan and Young Lions will certainly put Singapore on the map.
To create buzz and international attention, this one has conquered all….suugection:
This match should actually played in YOG 2010 instead.
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Crazy to kick a person’s head like a ball….a zombie!!!
Was that Guoan player taking a direct free kick at goal?
I’ve a heart attack watching the kicking in slow motion…
I could even die on the spot if a human’s head flies off towards goal.
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@ @ Forecaster Extraordinarie II:
September 10, 2010 at 1:02 am
WHAT HAS HAPPENED IS COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE. CAN ANYONE RECALL ANY FOOTBALL OR SPORTS MEET INVOLVING A LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL TEAM IN A SUPERVISED OFFICIAL MATCH DEGRADED TO THIS EXTENT OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE IN THE LAST 30 YEARS?
It has only happened when a PRC team is involved, right???. Is that telling enough of the disciplinary conduct issue in PRC soccer warranting the expulsion after legal proceedings and never to be back for those offending players only?
We don’t need to breed a culture of soccer hooliganism in this country, do we?
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Send the video to FIFA for comments.
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This case is indeed serious, involving unnecessary violent attacks in sports arena.
If our people are not protected on even our own home ground, how are we to walk tall as respected Singapore People.
Pretending that nothing has happened, is INJUSTICE itself.
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Neither MDA nor SPF should even think of objecting to the video uploading on U-tube. It is seen all over the world. The video is JUST PUBLIC INFORMATION – GLOBALLY. If the content is sufficiently gross of violence to attract AND UPSETTING of public attention in Singapore, it PROVED BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT AT CRIMINAL LAW of crimes committed
It would be well appreciated, in those horrid circumstances, for MDA to notify the SPF and ask officially for investigation URENTLY as priority of an outbreak of group violence since the police might NOT be otherwise informed as yet by FAS.
In a nation so proud of no tolerance of one man peaceful protest, HOW CAN WE SHAME OURSELVES GLOBALLY WITH THIS PRETENSION AND TOLERANCE OF GANG VIOLENCE OF THUGGISH BEHAVIOUR CIRCULATED ON THE GLOBAL STAGE?
THE IRONY OF SELF-CONTRADICTION IS MONUMENTAL.
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GY BULLSHIT u think the singapore dare to arrest the CHINA players THEY will only arrest quiet local singaporeans AND TOTURE them and shame them
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i see this yoyo’s comment, make my blood boil – where is that romanian murder suspect? is he ‘touched’ by our law enforcers so far? knnbccb
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Quite a few cases, e.g.
- THAT ‘AH TIONG’ FAMILY THAT REFUSES TO GET OFF A BUS
- ‘AH TIONGS’ DEMONSTRATING OUTSIDE MOM
NOW IT’S SO OBVIOUS ON THE VIDEO.
BUT THEN,
IF POLICE ARREST ‘AH TIONGS’, THEY NEED TO ANSWER TO ‘GOD’
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SPF, ISD, prison all for Singaporeans only just think deeper..
Vote neighbour’s kitty, vote neighbour’s donkey just vote PAP OUT they are TRAITORS selling off their people…
F**K PAP for those died during their National Service..Those parents that lose the only son have to suffer more then anybody without the help from gov that take away their children.
The ugly truth is that their only son died for nothing cos PAP inviting more foreigners to take away his parent’s job to make them and they suffer further….
Just f**K PAP out ..
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BOYCOTT FAS N BOYCOTT S LEAGUE IF NO POLICE REPORT IS MADE BY FAS.
BOYCOTT FAS N BOYCOTT S LEAGUE IF NO POLICE REPORT IS MADE BY FAS.
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TRAITORS can not be trusted. Better trust your neighbour’s little Kitty then the traitors in white…
Before world war 2, businese man was sent as spy into China. And those money face officals carry those Japanese’s balls by selling off their locals make the whole country suffer when Japan attack the whole China knowing their weakness…..
Now is happening to Singapore…Dog and Singaporeans not allow to enter….do we need Bruce Lee or Our vote to change???
Please voice out if you are afraid use
http://www.shownoip.com
http://www.safeip.info
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Georgie, dont make me laugh.
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It used to be ang mos, now ah tiongs, will the PAP every start protecting us, the electorate??
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You know what to think about Georgie latest comment. If you follow international politics Obama “drawdown of troops” in Iraq got to do with Nov election. If China media were talking about it, they understand it perfectly well it is target for domestic audiences, as much as Obama election promise. This is comment is scoring politics points with local natives Singaporeans for domestic audiences viewers
With the “Rising of China” the way you read in world politics gaming had change. Last night I watch Charile Rose with Mr. Tony Blair old ways of doing politics “Pre-Emptive-Doctrine” the consequences of doing nothing. The need to “Re-Make-A-New-World-Order” for peaceful and security international community.
1)Just doing nothing – this is what future leaders will be doing. You can pre-emptive when you are in businessman, you only loose money. As a political leaders, pre-emptive is like committing suicide.
2)Learn to Contain it – Iran & North Korea, just stay out of the way, learn to cope with it, there are more important things like Economy, Employment, Recession, Cooling Property Market, to deal with. You just had to Managed Rouges States with UN Sanctions
3)Stengthen you homeland Security – The thoughts of dirty bomb can be discount with strong homeland security, well inter-link between various Govt. department, police with laws arms with the teeths to detained. The chances of a dirty happening in Batam is 100,000 times higher than in New York
4)Re-act only after it happened – then had the whole world behind you
So, it not surprising that PAP Geroge Yeo making such statement, when you know the trend of the usual politics at play
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SPF or PAP dare not arrest any PRC player because our Clown Prince is in China now enjoying “Cheers and Claps” when he appear on the Hunan variety show.
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SO OBVIOUS CASE ON THAT VIDEO YET,
FAS DOES NOT TAKE ACTION AGAINST ‘AH TIONGS’.
FAS ALSO PRO ‘AH TIONGS’; AS DOES NOT TAKE ACTION AGAINST ‘AH TIONGS’
FAS ALSO PRO ‘AH TIONGS’; AS DOES NOT TAKE ACTION AGAINST ‘AH TIONGS’
FAS ALSO PRO ‘AH TIONGS’; AS DOES NOT TAKE ACTION AGAINST ‘AH TIONGS’
FAS ALSO PRO ‘AH TIONGS’; AS DOES NOT TAKE ACTION AGAINST ‘AH TIONGS’
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Don’t believe the shit spilling from the mouth of this chao ah qua!
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Georgie should not overplay his act
Remember Jang Nara (The success of a bright girl) drama
Her acting & singing career is over in China for making a stupid comment
Remember Ah* Mei (The success of Taiwanese Singer)
Her singing career is over in China for making a stupid comment
Remember Jackie Chen (The success of Hong Kong Kung Fu)
His comment about taking sides against China feeling for a making a stupid comment, well his career in Mainland China is over liao
If you want Mainland China “huge consumer market” be careful about making silly comments
Let see how much PAP George Yeo make about Beijingers Soccer Club
In Western Culture they just brush away a silly comments
In Asian Culture “Sorry is no cure” you know the standard process
You had to “give Beijing Face Back” by offering a hot tea, the huge amount of money you spend on resturants “show how much your sinerce”
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George Yeo political career might be cut short if he press the hot button too hard
Jack Chan acting career is over liao
http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/6652963-jacky-chan-make-sorry
China consumers refused to buy Ah*Mei ablums, they refused to allow any air-play of her songs. Ah*Mei just disappear from the music scene
Baidu and Soho is the most popular search engine in China
Where is the company Goggle??? it is pretty dead in the water
And Baidu is listed, she is now going Global, with strong China market backing up
George Yeo, knows Singapore business DBS Banking, UOB Banking, BreadTalk, Hyflux…are in Mainland China. Don’t make silly comments before you become the next Jang Nara or Jackie Chan
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Football brawls are very common around the world. Just because this incident involved a foreign and local team caused such a big political hoo haa makes me laugh. I dun understand what the big fuss is all about. Imho the S-league has been a super flop. The sub standard of refereeing, sub standard footballers, sub standard facilities and sub standard security after 15 years of operation. OMG!!! No wonder the stadiums are all empty….
Just shut down the S league plsssss.
Hello… at the end of the day its just a football match take it easy.
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Politics has everything to do with sports.
In fact, it was precisely because of politics that:
1) Singapore got out of the Malaysia Cup
2) The Ass-League was set up
3) Many foreigners, especially China rejects/hooligans, mass imported to form teams, year after year.
4) Caused the emotional separation of Singaporeans towards local sports in general, especially football.
5) Caused standard of Singapore football to plummet since 1994.
6) Made MBT spout BS such as WC Goal 2010
7) YOG was set up.
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Sports has everything to do with politics and vice versa. A study of the history of the Olympic games will make this very clear. It’s not about the ’sporting spirit’, athleticism or similar good-sounding nonsense.
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Perhaps George Yeo thinks that by placating and making a public stand ‘on our side’ he can get boost his chances in the upcoming elections and avoid the near-embarrassment in Aljunied GRC during the last election.
Good luck Georgie! You’ll need it. You *may* be a decent individual, but you belong to the rotten incumbent camp. Therefore you shall not get my support.
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The St Andrews secondary school student was CHARGED in Court for punching the ACS (independent) rugby player, and yet the hooligans from the China team are not even called up for interogation.
Like this not double standards, then what?
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Yes, Singapore is not a country. It is a province of China.
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Remember the Romanian diplomat who got away? Or have you gone bananas, George? I thought you preferred ‘peanuts’ from Mrs Goh Chok Tong?
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hahaha George, next election you sure lose Aljunied GRC, who is going to feed you your peanuts after that? better plan ahead, let these PRCs go and hope that you can go to China later and be ‘consultant’ to the communists…….I know what you thinking, you little monkey hehehe
http://votepapout.wordpress.com/
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//Walau:
September 10, 2010 at 7:15 pm
This Guoan FC and Young Lion match in S-League is much more severe and serious than ACS vs St Andrew in Schools Rugby match.
Lets wait for the police investigation and hope the police make no mistake.
Singaporeans will not accept double standard.
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Foreigners create jobs for Singaporeans.
GST to help the poor.
Dont buy fresh pork, buy frozen pork
What to do ? it has happened?
If fish is expensive, buy chicken
People are homeless by choice
Meals on wheels
President got no powers to pardon death row inmates
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Hey! didn’t someone said this breed of people are’hard driving and have spurs stuck in their hides?? these are real talents we should welcome with open arms and legs!!??
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@ Walau:
September 10, 2010 at 7:15 pm
Agreed. If ACS student was charged in court for punching another, then this case does not proceed into the courtroom, Singaporeans are entitled to believe it is cover-up by officialdom. This one is far more dangerous and potentially dangerous of life-threatening consequences of kicking someone’s “medulla oblongata” (back of the head) and the appropriate charge should be “grievous hurt”.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medulla_oblongata
Ask any medical doctor what could have been in deadly consequences, SPF, FAS Home Ministry and Foreign Affairs Ministry cannot pretend they don’t know of this risk.
Question that begs a compelling answer is this – what if it is a member of your family fatally hurt in this hooligan thuggish behaviour???
I am sure FIFA would be thinking of this MATTER very seriously.
IT IS PUBLIC INFORMATION of how dangerous and potentially deadly of consequences the violence was allowed to erupt to this extent.
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Talk cock leh.. A person can be charged based on the type of offence he commited at that time and also his intention at the point of the offense.
Looking at the footbal brawl, it is very obivious that those CHINA UPS (USELESS PIECE OF SHIT) had obiviously wanted to kick the shit of out of the poor singaporean footballer with repeated acts.
If this is not done intentionally, Can someone from SPF tell me what is that?
Lets put it another way, if I punched your face in a friendly football match repeatedly blows after blows, I will not be charged with assult or VCH?
For those who think that this is a friendly game and punching or pushing are part of the games, you are fucking worng here.
Kicking someone REPEATEDLY with the intention of causing HURT is a seizable offence… FOR THOSE WHO THINK THEY ARE KNOW THE LAW VERY WELL..
YOU ARE JUST ANOTHER FROG IN THE WELL…. GOD BLESS the POOR sg footballer
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never mind lah.Others country football club will look down on us laaaaaaaaaaaaah
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