Private eye sues Certis Cisco over 'arrest'

• QX179R

  17 May 11, 10:09

  A PRIVATE investigator was handcuffed after his stake-out to catch a philandering husband in the act drew the attention of security staff at a nearby embassy.

  Mr Simon Sunmugam, 64, is now seeking damages from security firm Certis Cisco Security for alleged wrongful arrest by an auxiliary police officer, Corporal Jacky Chua, 41. He claims Cpl Chua handcuffed his right wrist and forced him to the ground near a bus stop in Stevens Road, bruising his arms, forehead and knee.

  The case is expected to bring under judicial scrutiny for the first time the powers of arrest of an auxiliary police officer and the circumstances when an arrest is justified.

  -- ST

• Darkness_hacker99

  17 May 11, 10:48

  must be the dslr camera too big already, that's why attract attention of the cisco.

• troublemaker2005

  17 May 11, 11:33

  the private eye should show his ID and anyy identification purposes. if after that the officer still arrest him cuffs then really got case already  

• sinicker

  17 May 11, 23:10

  Originally posted by troublemaker2005:

  the private eye should show his ID and anyy identification purposes. if after that the officer still arrest him cuffs then really got case already  

  sekali handcuff already....
  
  "you have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used against you in the court of law!!!!!"

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  18 May 11, 09:29

  Taking photograph near embassy?

  

   

  anyway, 64 yrs old PI seems rather ... ... ...      ...