GLGT - Swee Boh? Bui Bui Kirsten Han under investigation. Go station for 2 possible leave with 4!!

[Kumar22]

Kirsten Han​

Yesterday at 16:47 ·
If I understood what happened to me in interrogation correctly, after this morning’s interrogation there are now *more* offences that Rocky Howe and I are on the hook for. Just going to sum it up as best I can…
The original 2 alleged offences that we were questioned for this morning were:
(1) when 4 of us hung out outside Changi Prison chatting the night of Kahar was executed, and
(2) when we took photos outside of prison a couple of nights before Nagen was hanged.
However, ‘cos Rocky and I were wearing (different) T-shirts with anti-death penalty slogans today, the police claim that we have committed another offence of “illegal procession”, because we walked from the market across the street to the police station this morning.
For this, they confiscated the shirts off our backs (I’m not kidding). Soh Lung Teo, who was waiting for us, had to go to the market and buy us new shirts so that we could change and surrender our T-shirts before we could be released.
They also seized our phones and got us to unlock our phones for them. I agreed to surrender my phone.
BUT THEN…
One of the officers—who identified himself as from the cybercrimes response team—then also demanded that I surrender my social media accounts (FB, IG, Twitter) and give them the passwords and not use these accounts until their investigation is over (whenever that might be).
This was *after* I had already surrendered my phone, and they had gone through it in front of me and observed that I had logged out of apps like Facebook, and uninstalled apps like Twitter and Instagram.
As a journalist with a responsibility towards the people I am in contact with, as well as serious concerns about privacy and digital security, I was not comfortable and not prepared to surrender my passwords. So I refused.
I am told that this means Section 39(3) of the Criminal Procedure Code—to do with obstruction—might come into play. I was informed that the penalty for this is a fine of up to S$5,000, or imprisonment for up to 6 months, or both.

So in a nutshell, this morning I walked into the police station to be investigated for two incidents/“offences”, and might have walked out of it with double the number of problems.

According to my notes, my interrogation started at 10:53am, and we were released at 1:49pm.

 

[Empyrean Cobalt]

so officers hab to see her without the shirt?

pity their eyes

QUOTE:
For this, they confiscated the shirts off our backs

 

[honesthumbleman]

Teo is a lawyer. Anyway when she went to the market to buy the tee she must have bought xl for han

 

[Kumar22]

Teo is a lawyer. Anyway when she went to the market to buy the tee she must have bought xl for han

maybe xxxl..........

 

[parchiao]

Deserve it. Please fix them deep deep. I don’t want more drugs in Singapore.

 

[matey1982]

Kirsten Han​

Yesterday at 16:47 ·
If I understood what happened to me in interrogation correctly, after this morning’s interrogation there are now *more* offences that Rocky Howe and I are on the hook for. Just going to sum it up as best I can…
The original 2 alleged offences that we were questioned for this morning were:
(1) when 4 of us hung out outside Changi Prison chatting the night of Kahar was executed, and
(2) when we took photos outside of prison a couple of nights before Nagen was hanged.
However, ‘cos Rocky and I were wearing (different) T-shirts with anti-death penalty slogans today, the police claim that we have committed another offence of “illegal procession”, because we walked from the market across the street to the police station this morning.
For this, they confiscated the shirts off our backs (I’m not kidding). Soh Lung Teo, who was waiting for us, had to go to the market and buy us new shirts so that we could change and surrender our T-shirts before we could be released.
They also seized our phones and got us to unlock our phones for them. I agreed to surrender my phone.
BUT THEN…
One of the officers—who identified himself as from the cybercrimes response team—then also demanded that I surrender my social media accounts (FB, IG, Twitter) and give them the passwords and not use these accounts until their investigation is over (whenever that might be).
This was *after* I had already surrendered my phone, and they had gone through it in front of me and observed that I had logged out of apps like Facebook, and uninstalled apps like Twitter and Instagram.
As a journalist with a responsibility towards the people I am in contact with, as well as serious concerns about privacy and digital security, I was not comfortable and not prepared to surrender my passwords. So I refused.
I am told that this means Section 39(3) of the Criminal Procedure Code—to do with obstruction—might come into play. I was informed that the penalty for this is a fine of up to S$5,000, or imprisonment for up to 6 months, or both.

So in a nutshell, this morning I walked into the police station to be investigated for two incidents/“offences”, and might have walked out of it with double the number of problems.

According to my notes, my interrogation started at 10:53am, and we were released at 1:49pm.

this KH is basically trouble-maker and stir shiat

 

[matey1982]

maybe xxxl..........

she prolly need elephant size hahaha

 

[-Hera-]

Beri good. Can sleep well tonight

 

[Eric Ying]

crowdfunding starting soon

 

[Hiling care]

I support MHA and SPF on this. She is a known stirrer. CPC is common sense, she has been stirring for so long and she dont know or didn't see this coming?

Hate to sound like the bad guy but I really don't mind if they let the "low IQ" drug trafficker go free if they hang her instead.

 

[Vicodin]

Knn SPF really too much, how can they remove her t-shirt? Can spare a thought for the public who have to see her topless?

 

[Kumar22]

Meanwhile she's concerned about some Indian FW cum poet who has been marked for deportation.

 

[tauntme]

Pls jail her

 

[Definitely]

so officers hab to see her without the shirt?

pity their eyes

QUOTE:
For this, they confiscated the shirts off our backs

I want to see her naked

 

[Kumar22]

I want to see her naked

I sure her amdk husband will be willing to let you if you can do a 1 for exchange...

 

[tankgunner]

Going to sleep early tonight

 

[popdod]

She can leave sinkapore sua.
Jiak bah boh sai pang. Find taiji.

 

[Kumar22]

It's ironical that her very involvement in DP cases ensures that they have no hope to be given a lighter penalty.

With friends like her you don't need enemies.

 

[killing_my_dreams]

if they send her go jail, can help her to slim down. See the prison documentary, the food portion quite limited one.

 

[Kohliemliem]

orbigoot jiak kulut. 活该。咎由自取。 自寻死路。serves her right.