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06-05-2016, 05:10 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Look at this arrogant barbarian. Tell me how many non-Malay Singaporean of his age can speak Malay and will claim that Johor police is his friend? Even if he is a Singaporean now, 99% chance mudlander born and bred in Msia.
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S'pore man wanted in Johor for 13 incidents of dangerous driving
Posted on 5 May 2016 | 20,176 views | 33 comments

A Singaporean man has angered Malaysians for his multiple incidences of dangerous driving and his arrogance.
A posting of an account where where he caused a collision involving four cars has gone viral not just for his reckless driving but for his arrogance when confronted.
According to a post on Facebook page Video Viral, the driver of SKN8285M was seen changing lanes suddenly without indicating and causing the 4 vehicles behind him to slam on their breaks resulting in an accident at the Kempas Toll Plaza.
After the incident, he just drove off but was chased down by someone at the scene.

He reportedly told the person in Malay: "If you want to report to the police, report lah. The Johor Police are my friends. What can you do? There's no evidence. You think I don't know the law?"
The Johor Police have responded to the incident on their official Facebook page.
They said that they are investigating the said driver for dangerous driving and endangering the safety of citizens.
They also informed the public that after checking their system, the Singaporean man has received 13 tickets that have not been cleared.
Of the 13 tickets issued, 12 are for speeding and one is for driving on the road shoulder or emergency lane.
The police also clarified that they are in no way connected to the man and would not be compromised with anyone who commits traffic violations.
They are appealing for people involved in the accident to come forward and for anyone who has more information to call their hotline: 07-2212999 or reach out to them on their Facebook page.
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Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?229227-Proof-that-mudlander-SPRs-are-giving-Singaporeans-a-bad-name&goto=newpost).
Look at this arrogant barbarian. Tell me how many non-Malay Singaporean of his age can speak Malay and will claim that Johor police is his friend? Even if he is a Singaporean now, 99% chance mudlander born and bred in Msia.
http://www.sammyboy.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=26497&d=1462522128
*****
S'pore man wanted in Johor for 13 incidents of dangerous driving
Posted on 5 May 2016 | 20,176 views | 33 comments

A Singaporean man has angered Malaysians for his multiple incidences of dangerous driving and his arrogance.
A posting of an account where where he caused a collision involving four cars has gone viral not just for his reckless driving but for his arrogance when confronted.
According to a post on Facebook page Video Viral, the driver of SKN8285M was seen changing lanes suddenly without indicating and causing the 4 vehicles behind him to slam on their breaks resulting in an accident at the Kempas Toll Plaza.
After the incident, he just drove off but was chased down by someone at the scene.

He reportedly told the person in Malay: "If you want to report to the police, report lah. The Johor Police are my friends. What can you do? There's no evidence. You think I don't know the law?"
The Johor Police have responded to the incident on their official Facebook page.
They said that they are investigating the said driver for dangerous driving and endangering the safety of citizens.
They also informed the public that after checking their system, the Singaporean man has received 13 tickets that have not been cleared.
Of the 13 tickets issued, 12 are for speeding and one is for driving on the road shoulder or emergency lane.
The police also clarified that they are in no way connected to the man and would not be compromised with anyone who commits traffic violations.
They are appealing for people involved in the accident to come forward and for anyone who has more information to call their hotline: 07-2212999 or reach out to them on their Facebook page.
Attached Images http://www.sammyboy.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=26497&stc=1&d=1462522128
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?229227-Proof-that-mudlander-SPRs-are-giving-Singaporeans-a-bad-name&goto=newpost).