Corporal (CPL) Dave Teo Ming
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from what i have heard, read and listen on net and tv and newpapers.
i think cpl teo has wasted at least the next 8 yrs of his life in changi or selerang prison and then dieppe db. He should think carefully about his actions serving NS in SAF because if you commit an offence (let's say molest) you will to answer to a civil trial afterwards another military trial.Double the punishment for a single offence.
Love really blinds all. I hope he will be refered to IMH and get treatment rather than to rot in prison for 8 yrs or more.
Just look at Li hongyi case, no question about it,son of PM so what, still got charged. If other people did that, more severe punishment for others surely DB (sand bag & marching routines).Singapore is governed by laws made to be enforced regardless of who and what their fathers are.Particularly in SAF because if you apply different standards to other people,tongues will wag and heads will fall when leaked to media and becomes a big ball of flames. Just tell this to Li Hongyi's LTA X..big balls to run away from duty and bluffed Li Hongyi.
I wanna more info on Crystal liew.her blog got taken off. any chance anyone has a link to some info?
My opinion that crystal liew is also a victim in this case because not all breakup with boyfriends in army would lead to such an incident. To take rifle and bullets to orchard road.i hope people will not demonise this lady because she broke cpl teo heart.it takes two hands to clap and make a sound thus onlookers cannot interfere with lovers' spats and quarrels.
that is all my opinions,i hope i don;t inflame anyone.ok -
today news paper got his face ma.. quite good looking also.. do this kinda silly thingy
jus get a new gf! -
Crystal! Is that you?Originally posted by jessepoh:nag nag nag nag nag
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i still think he was planning on going postal. Or else why the ammo and gun. Knowing the maximum punishment. ORD soon some more.
I think he just didnt have time to do it. He was planning to go down in a blaze of glory. That is for sure.
Not to mention gf ran off with another girl.. shiet...
well whatever it is.. he just wasted the rest of his life.
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I think for any guy...the biggest slap came from the fact that the gf ran off with a girl. If it was a guy, he would have mocked the shit outta tt guy etc. Knowing the male ego...but a girl...that's simply a big slap man.
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Just who is Ong Boon Jun, 21.
My suspicion, from the little info available so far, is that Ong & his Thai girlfriend(?) had already booked the Geylang room. Maybe he's a pimp or a runner. Running out of lobang, Teo managed to contact him & persuaded him to shelter him for the night. (Complete guesswork, on my part.)
There is no info on him except that "he knew Teo had an illegal weapon....."
Too bad both cyberspace & the media played up the BGR problem thing. Doesn't sound like it. He might well have been moping or depressed, but one of his lifelong friends, a Bocky Tan, said "Teo called him at about 10pm, just before he went AWOL, and asked if he could stay over that night as he had quarrelled with his family." -
my friend knows him... and he is the kind of person who likes to create trouble with ppl.... go db b4... so i suppose... well yeah..
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What is the offence comitted by those LTA made them demoted to the rank pf PTE? It has to be something serious.Originally posted by Ponders:Well, so for some cases, they actually got around the law by decommissioning the Officer?
I have known (or at least read in ROs) LTAs decom'ed to PTE.
And also, i don't understand the 3 months max DB.
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If you read enough ROs.. you would have heard of the case.Originally posted by will4:What is the offence comitted by those LTA made them demoted to the rank pf PTE? It has to be something serious.
He abetted a blanket party. -
Originally posted by blitzonic:
I don't think Dave Teo would tell him. Hey can I stay with you today. I have a gun and I want to kill someone. :p
My suspicion, from the little info available so far, is that Ong & his Thai girlfriend(?) had already booked the Geylang room. Maybe he's a pimp or a runner. Running out of lobang, Teo managed to contact him & persuaded him to shelter him for the night. (Complete guesswork, on my part.)
Too bad both cyberspace & the media played up the BGR problem thing. Doesn't sound like it. He might well have been moping or depressed, but one of his lifelong friends, a Bocky Tan, said "Teo called him at about 10pm, just before he went AWOL, and asked if he could stay over that night [b]as he had quarrelled with his family."
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how many rounds are normally issued for guard duty?
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donkey years ago in 1994 ish 5 rounds only in my unit formation. Now not sure.Originally posted by mrblitzer21:how many rounds are normally issued for guard duty? -
if he's aiming is lousy maybe 5 rounds also not enough to kill in full auto lol.Originally posted by Manager433:donkey years ago in 1994 ish 5 rounds only in my unit formation. Now not sure. -
changi prison and selarang prison same right? beside selarang camp but it's called changi prison. dieppe db? u referring to dieppe barracks?
my fren who was previously from 1 sir say this fella always kenging. sooner or later get into trouble.
our dear 2lt li hongyi got charged? tt's wat being reported in the news. who the hell knows whether did he get charged anot. maybe everyone in the camp was made to sworn to secrecy to nv reveal whether did he receive punishment. if not, whole clan exterminated.
as for LTA to PTE, have seen another one. vaguely rmb it, but it's somewhere along molesting a girl during some countdown and got caught. -
Sep 7, 2007
A grandmother's anguish
2001: Younger grandson dies in road accident
2007: The other grandson charged with arms theft
Paternal grandma also suffering from inoperable liver cancer
By David Boey & Jermyn Chow
BAD NEWS FOR FAMILY: Madam Tan, looking at a news clipping on Zong Yi and a recent report on Teo, said: 'You cannot understand how painful it is for me to lose one grandson, and now to see another grandson in the news.' -- ST PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN
TWO of her grandsons have grabbed newspaper headlines - and Madam Tan Ah Hoon, 69, wishes they never did.
In March 2001, she lost her grandson Teo Zong Yi in a road accident. Then 12, the boy whom newspaper reports said had a bright future was hit by a lorry.
This week, she has had to read about another grandson, Dave Teo Ming, 20, the army corporal who has been accused of stealing a weapon.
Teo and Zong Yi were brothers, with Teo older by two years.
Speaking in Hokkien, the paternal grandmother said of the brothers she raised after their parents' divorce 11 years ago: 'You cannot understand how painful it is for me to lose one grandson, and now to see another grandson in the news.'
Recently diagnosed with inoperable liver cancer, she still keeps a file of newspaper clippings on the younger boy.
Zong Yi, who died several days after he was knocked down near the Bedok bus interchange, was described in those news clippings as a 'star pupil' with 'leadership qualities beyond his years'.
From what she and other relatives said, Teo was rather different from his brother, even at age 14. His grades were mediocre, and the disciplinary problems he gave his teachers got him expelled from school.
The Normal (Technical) stream student had a fun-filled childhood with his younger brother, but became withdrawn after Zong Yi's death.
While waiting to enlist for national service in September 2005, Teo helped out at his uncle's food stall in Bedok.
Speaking to The Straits Times, the family recalled the shock they felt when policemen showed up at their Bedok flat looking for him on Monday morning.
They agreed to speak to this newspaper in the presence of their lawyer, Mr Abdul Aziz Yatim, a 59-year-old family friend from their kampung days 30years ago.
Besides Madam Tan and her husband, three other relatives live in the five-room flat.
Try as she might on Monday, the anxious granny could not reach Teo on his cellphone.
'I really wanted to see him or at least speak to him. I was so upset that I couldn't eat or sleep... I was very worried for him and just wanted him to be safe and well.'
She said her concern for his well-being was mirrored by his looking out for her. 'He would always buy back food for me even with the little money he had.'
She added that she was both grandmother and mother to Teo and his brother since their parents split up.
Teo has no contact with his mother; his odd-job labourer father is doing time in jail.
The full-time national serviceman, with a month to go to his completing his NS training, was arrested at Orchard Cineleisure later on Monday and charged in court two days later under the Arms Offences Act.
He had gone absent without official leave from his Mandai Hill Camp, allegedly with an SAR-21 assault rifle and some live rounds.
The penalty for carrying firearms is jail of between five and 14 years, and caning.
The clan - his grandparents, uncles and cousins - showed up in court on Wednesday to see him being charged. As they left the courthouse afterwards, they got into a scuffle with press photographers.
Yesterday, the family said they were sorry for that.
Teo's cousin, Mr Edmund Tan, said: 'Please understand we've been under tremendous stress since Dave went missing and my granny isn't feeling well.'
Teo's case will go before the court next Wednesday.
His grandmother has pledged to attend every hearing - no matter how long the trial stretches.
'I don't care about the rumours or what other people say about him. But I know best what kind of person he is.'
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with perfect aiming and alignment..Originally posted by mrblitzer21:if he's aiming is lousy maybe 5 rounds also not enough to kill in full auto lol.
can kill 10. -
Those press reporters a little too much. No need to take ppl photo till like tat mah.
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That is almost certainly a qn of Operational Security.Originally posted by mrblitzer21:how many rounds are normally issued for guard duty? -
Originally posted by ^tamago^:
their family dao da mei. so suay
Sep 7, 2007
[b]A grandmother's anguish
2001: Younger grandson dies in road accident
2007: The other grandson charged with arms theft
Paternal grandma also suffering from inoperable liver cancer
By David Boey & Jermyn Chow
BAD NEWS FOR FAMILY: Madam Tan, looking at a news clipping on Zong Yi and a recent report on Teo, said: 'You cannot understand how painful it is for me to lose one grandson, and now to see another grandson in the news.' -- ST PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN
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http://www.straitstimes.com/Video+News/Singapore/STIVodcast_2555.html?playid=2555&type=Singapore
Interview wif his gf Crystal Liew. -
Siahsway, cannot handle relationship cannot even take good care of rifle. go count bars
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My question again is "why is this school dropout a CPL?
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Maybe he went to OCS??Originally posted by Marco_Simone:My question again is "why is this school dropout a CPL?
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go OCS wont be CPL alr lah.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Maybe he went to OCS??
somemore sch-dropout where got go OCS. -
It could be due to good performance.Originally posted by vIn.Warrior:go OCS wont be CPL alr lah.
somemore sch-dropout where got go OCS.