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**Gvadelunar** · 02-02-2010, 09:20 AM

Typical deceptive propaganda of the MONGREL who bit his masters' hands LOUDHAILER chee soon juan. Read the article carefully. If our Singaporean cabby wants to go after the Indian national with a screwdriver for something so trivial as a dirty taxi, he should expect a similar response in self defence.

Na Bei!

Cabby's death an accident!!!!???

Mr Rajan withdrew the money but, instead of paying the requested amount, he handed over $30 and this annoyed the older man. He started to hurl vulgarities at Mr Rajan, who was trying to move away. Witnesses saw the cabby throwing punches at Mr Rajan, who managed to block the blows. While Mr Rajan was walking away, Mr Chew hurried back to his taxi to pick up an object from the driver’s seat. An eyewitness identified the object as a screwdriver. Mr Chew then held the item in his right hand and attacked Mr Rajan. It was then that Mr Rajan pushed him away, causing the cabby to fall backwards and hit his head on the ground. State Coroner Victor Yeo said that it was not in dispute that Mr Rajan did not retaliate when Mr Chew assaulted him. Instead, Mr Chew was the aggressor and Mr Rajan had no intention of causing the injuries that led to the death of the taxi driver.

02-02-2010, 09:20 AM	#2
Gvadelunar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	Typical deceptive propaganda of the MONGREL who bit his masters' hands LOUDHAILER chee soon juan. Read the article carefully. If our Singaporean cabby wants to go after the Indian national with a screwdriver for something so trivial as a dirty taxi, he should expect a similar response in self defence. Na Bei! Cabby's death an accident!!!!??? Mr Rajan withdrew the money but, instead of paying the requested amount, he handed over $30 and this annoyed the older man. He started to hurl vulgarities at Mr Rajan, who was trying to move away. Witnesses saw the cabby throwing punches at Mr Rajan, who managed to block the blows. While Mr Rajan was walking away, Mr Chew hurried back to his taxi to pick up an object from the driver’s seat. An eyewitness identified the object as a screwdriver. Mr Chew then held the item in his right hand and attacked Mr Rajan. It was then that Mr Rajan pushed him away, causing the cabby to fall backwards and hit his head on the ground. State Coroner Victor Yeo said that it was not in dispute that Mr Rajan did not retaliate when Mr Chew assaulted him. Instead, Mr Chew was the aggressor and Mr Rajan had no intention of causing the injuries that led to the death of the taxi driver.
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