SAF SENDS NOTICE FOR DECEASED FAMILY TO SERVE ARMY. BROTHER TROLLS SAF.

A Singaporean man decided that it was time to pay the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) back for the trouble they caused his family by engaging in some light hearted trolling.

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After a student stirred controversy over seat hogging at popular cafes like Starbucks in Singapore, yet another case of seat hogging has caught the attention of the public after a netizen posted a photo of a student couple who occupied seats at the Tampines Hub branch of Starbucks without buying anything!

According to the netizen, she and her son were out enjoying cakes and drinks at about 3.45PM on 31 August when she came across this couple.

The place was full and people were waiting for seats at the coffee joint. However, when the mother and son rose to leave, a young man squeezed past the crowd and set down his material to study, all the while sipping from a drink that did not belong to the cafe.

His girlfriend soon joined him and both began to study without even making an effort to buy anything from the store.

She later saw the man leave to the counter, only to return with just plain water!

She wondered why the couple did not just go to the library, which is located just next to the Starbucks.

Human rights activist Kirsten Han, who attended a vigil for the deceased death row inmate, Prabagaran Srivijyan, was summoned by the police for questioning in conjunction with her role in the vigil.

The vigil had taken place on the night of 13 July and lasted until 6AM the next morning, when Prabagaran was hanged. The organizers of the vigil had wanted to accompany the family and friends of the convicted Malaysian drug smuggler on Prabagaran’s final journey in life.

However, police officers showed up 15 minutes after the vigil started and told them that the vigil holders would not be allowed to light candles or put up photos. The participants complied and were allowed to stay outside the prison to hold their vigil.

That did not mark the end of the story for Kirsten. Police officers showed up at Kirsten’s door yesterday and summoned her for questioning over an offence of “Taking Part in a Public Assembly without a Permit”. She has been asked to present herself for questioning.

She wrote: “I understand that it is the police’s duty to protect law and order and to uphold the laws of our country. But when a simple, nonviolent, quiet vigil for a man about to be hanged by the state is deemed an illegal assembly worthy of a police investigation, perhaps it is time to think about whether we are striking the right balance between public order, freedom of assembly and compassion.”

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