Online vice syndicate being investigated
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problem is these whores, if they have HIV, wont they infecting the local men who patronise them? even if not HIV, but STD? these married men, after patronising them, infected their wives or gfs and its a vicious cycle.
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how come those online syndicates website still operating in spore? why police never close down these online websites?
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which school principal resigned last december?
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he is 39 years old, not 30 years old principal. he is married for 10 years, so he is married at 29, not 20.
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nowadays, school principals are very young one lah....not during my time all the lao kok kok (old men/ladies) ones. it is indeed suprised to hear that the ex-principal in a top school is a PIMP !
wonder how his family members, in-laws, relatives etc will view him once his name is published in papers........
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which occupations �鸡 is ok?
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Originally posted by FireIce:
which occupations �鸡 is ok?
being Col Sanders?
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Originally posted by Jacky Woo:
he is 39 years old, not 30 years old principal. he is married for 10 years, so he is married at 29, not 20.
I just don't know there could be a very young man as a principal...hah hah hah...
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Originally posted by Boyboyb:
nowadays, school principals are very young one lah....not during my time all the lao kok kok (old men/ladies) ones. it is indeed suprised to hear that the ex-principal in a top school is a PIMP !
wonder how his family members, in-laws, relatives etc will view him once his name is published in papers........
u know how to read or not? since when he is a pimp? -
cops wont nap people for calling chickens as long as they are legally "employed" here and not underaged la
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Public servants have moral authority to uphold: MPs & public
SINGAPORE: Members of the public and MPs say they are shocked by news that several public servants are involved in an on-going investigation into an online prostitution ring, including an ex-police officer and ex-principal.
They said that public servants, especially those in senior positions or who work closely with minors, have a moral authority to uphold.
Hot on the heels of a recent corruption probe involving two senior civil servants, public service officers are again in the spotlight, this time, over suspected involvement with an online prostitution ring.
Public reaction has been one of dismay, especially over news that an ex-principal may be involved.
"I recognise the fact that this may be his personal life, so what he does outside school is really something between him and his family. But nevertheless, the fact is that he's leading a group of teachers who are expected to be examples, good models for our students. I think it'd be difficult for the teachers to look up to him, if there are moral flaws in his character," said Lim Biow Chuan, Government Parliamentary Committee Chair for Education.
The former principal, who's said to be 39 years old and married, resigned unexpectedly in December.
It's believed that teachers at the popular primary school were informed of his resignation, but were not told the reason for his departure.
It's understood that the new school principal told teachers not to speak to media.
One teacher who works at the school in question, said the former principal was very well liked by teachers and students, and most were "crushed" when they found out about the news.
Described as "warm" and "friendly", the former principal was also said to be a champion of student and teacher welfare, trying to alleviate their workload as much as possible.
It's understood he also pushed for sports excellence at the school, due to his love for sports.
Some Singaporeans Channel NewsAsia spoke with felt civil servants have to maintain a high standard of conduct.
"I think it's morally not right and these public servants should be sacked on the spot. They make lousy role models for children of our generation," said one member of the public.
"Depends on what position (they're) holding. If they are in the education ministry or are senior MPs or ministers, then I think it's not appropriate," said another.
Mr Lim said he doesn't think the situation is a widespread issue. But he noted that the Education Ministry may need to review its selection process and see if there are ways to improve the appointment of top leaders in schools.
Responding to queries from Channel NewsAsia, Government Parliamentary Committee Chairman for Law and Home Affairs, Hri Kumar, said: "Civil servants should be expected to uphold the reputation and integrity of the civil service, and do nothing to undermine public confidence."
And while he does not think the recruitment process of public servants is flawed, he noted that "there must be a regular and robust assessment process, and disciplinary issues which surface are dealt with fairly and quickly".
In 2010, the Public Service Commission disciplined five officers for inappropriate or immoral behaviour.
According to PSC's annual report for the past five years, immoral or inappropriate behaviour was among the top three reasons for disciplinary action.
Authorities have remained tight-lipped over how many public servants are involved in the probe, or how they will be dealt with.
They say that as investigations are on-going, it is not appropriate to provide further details.
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if ppl no go open the can of worms, these ppl are moral wat
not as if they go around telling others or encourage others to join in wat they done behind closed doors
(better keep the database to minimum or else if too many ppl know then next time bery difficult to book)
i believe principals oso scold chao chee bai when 4D jump lumber on weekends
but as long as the principal dun say tt during the weekly assembly, he is a good principal
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How come the sammyboy forum still not shut down? That one most famous sex forum leh.
It should be destroyed.
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Online commercial sex trade gains prevalence in S'pore
SINGAPORE: Private investigators said the online commercial sex trade is gaining prevalence in Singapore.
One private eye said the number of enquiries from individuals, who suspect their spouses are engaged in the trade, doubles each year.
At the red light district of Geylang, brothels and hotels line up the alleyways. But on the online sphere, all one needs to do is click a few buttons to seal an arrangement with a sex worker. The key differences are convenience and anonymity.
Such services are advertised on online forums, and potential customers take their pick from a spectrum of girls, armed with vital statistics and even a number to call.
After booking the services, the call centre notes it in a schedule, and customers can proceed to a designated hotel to complete the transaction.
One private investigation consultancy said the number of requests it receives to track spouses has doubled.
Their clients suspect their spouses - most of whom are young adults - have been visiting these illegal websites, or even worse, employing the services of these girls.
David Ng, managing director of DP Quest Investigation Consultancy, said: "We've been getting more enquiries from wives who think that their husbands are engaged in online commercial sex trade. So from there, we get the feeling that more and more such syndicates have come up."
At least four syndicates were reportedly busted last year.
But it's not as simple as busting a physical prostitution den.
"The movement of the girls working in such a trade is very fluid, and it's difficult to get hold of them... Today they can be in a syndicate, tomorrow if they get busted, then they can move on to another one and work under a different boss," said Mr Ng.
And with most of the communication taking place online or through text messaging, psychologists said it's easy for those who get addicted to these services, to lead a double life.
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There should be a thorough crackdown on the online sex trade via forums and sites.
The first one to be destroyed should be sammyboy.
Those who want to whore around, there are already the usual locations. Everyone knows about those areas.
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alamak, why so big deal fukin call girls?
i go geyland with lecturer oso like tat
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I hope the police can take this chance and do a thorough and forceful crackdown on the online sex trade.
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Girls in online prostitution ring may be under 18
AsiaOne
Tuesday, Feb 14, 2012Two men who paid for sex with prostitutes through an online vice syndicate could find themselves in further trouble as some of the prostitutes may have been under the age of 18, according to a Straits Times report.
The two men had gone searching for prostitutes on a website that explicitly advertised the women's ages, which were above 20, a lawyer told the paper. The lawyer is currently advising the two men.
But both are now under investigation for possibly having sex with prostitutes under the age of 18. It is a crime to have paid sex with a girl under 18 under laws that were tightened in 2008.
It is also illegal to pimp sexual services. The report said those who hire prostitutes through vice syndicates can be called up for questioning as witnesses.
The pimp involved in the online vice syndicate is in his 30s, Chinese evening daily reported on Monday.
Criminal lawyer Subhas Anandan is representing six men involved in the investigations, the report added. All are working in the private sector and are in their 30s and 40s.
A former school principal and other public servants are believed to be among the 80 men hauled in for questioning, according to other media reports.
The 39-year-old former principal of a top school remained uncontactable, the report added. He suddenly left the education service in December.
Between 2010 and last year, the police have busted six online vice syndicates, a police spokesman told the paper.
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20120214-327864.html
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Online vice ring bust: Careful guys, the Internet doesn't hide you from the law
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How come those who book call girls on line don't use nick?
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Originally posted by the Bear:
being Col Sanders?
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can anything tell me what position you hold makes it ok for you to solicit prostitutes?