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A man surrendered himself to the Police this
morning in connection with the murder at Henderson Road yesterday
afternoon (7 Mar 2006). |
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This morning at about 9.50 am, Police
received a call from a security officer that the man had turned himself
in at the Accident & Emergency Department of the Institute of Mental
Health (IMH). |
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Police officers responded to the scene and
placed the man under arrest. A knife with a blade length of about 12 cm
was recovered from him. The 52-year old man did not offer any resistance
when police took him into custody. He is currently warded in a hospital
for high fever. |
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The suspect, who is working as an odd-job
labourer, will be charged tomorrow (9 Mar 2006) for the murder of
41-year-old Hussein Bin Abdul Rahman. |
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
8 March 2006 @
5.00
pm |
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Source:
www.spf.gov.sg Media Release 8
Mar 2006 |
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Man Murdered in Henderson Road |
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A man in his 40s died this afternoon (7
Mar 2006) after he was fatally wounded in Henderson Road. Police are
investigating the case as murder. |
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On 7 March 06, at about 12pm, Police
received a call that a man was found lying motionless on a grass
verge near Block 91 Henderson Road. |
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Upon arrival, Police officers found a
tanned complexion man, believed to be in his 40s, lying in a prone
position on the grass verge between Blocks 91 and 92 Henderson Road.
He was wearing a pair of dark blue pants with a pair of brown
slippers, but was not wearing any shirt. |
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A blood trail was found leading from the
grass verge to a unit on the second level of Block 92 Henderson
Road. Police are currently conducting investigations at the said
unit. No weapon has been found at the scene yet. |
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The deceased suffered multiple injuries
on the upper half of the body and was conveyed to the hospital
unconscious. He was subsequently pronounced dead at 12.20pm. Police
are investigating the murder. |
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Witnesses with information on the case
are requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800 255 0000. |
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
7 March 2006 @
4.30
pm |
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Source:
www.spf.gov.sg Media Release 7
Mar 2006 |
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