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A vigilant bank security officer helped
prevent a robbery attempt at a bank with the assistance of bank staff
yesterday (10 Nov 2008) afternoon. |
On 10 Nov 08 at about 3.30pm, Security
Officer Lance Corporal (LCP) Rosli Bin Mohd Sa’ad was on duty at a bank
at a shopping centre along Geylang Rd when he spotted a Malay man
behaving suspiciously in the banking hall. |
Sensing that something was amiss, LCP Rosli
decided to conduct a check on the subject. When confronted, the subject
became agitated and a scuffle ensued that attracted the attention of
some of the bank staff, who came forward to assist in subduing the Malay
man. |
The suspect, a Malay man in his mid-40s,
will be charged in Court 26 on 12 Nov 08 at 9am for Attempted Robbery
under Section 393 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224, which carries a
maximum punishment of seven years imprisonment. If convicted, he will
also be liable to caning. |
Presenting a plaque of appreciation to LCP
Rosli at Bedok Police Division this afternoon, Commander of Bedok Police
Division, Assistant Commissioner (AC) of Police, Lim Kok Thai commended
LCP Rosli for his alertness in noticing the suspicious behaviour of the
suspect as well as his bravery and swiftness in subduing the suspect. |
AC Lim said, "LCP Rosli has done his
security agency proud. This case once again exemplifies the importance
of a close partnership between the security agencies, the public and
Police, which is crucial in ensuring a safe and secure Singapore ." |
PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE
POLICE FORCE
11 November 2008 @ 7.30pm |
Source:
www.spf.gov.sg Media Release 11
Nov 2008 |
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