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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/south-korea-police-raid-bmw-office-over-car-fires-10666918 The move came after reports more than 40 BMW vehicles have burst into flames so far this year, with some parking lots refusing to accept the cars because of fears they could catch fire.
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http://www.dw.com/en/german-prosecutors-raid-facilities-of-carmaker-audi/a-42464733 Prosecutors and police officers have extended their raids on Audi facilities in the German cities of Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm. The carmaker is suspected of having manipulated more cars than hitherto acknowledged. Munich prosecutors and police officers from the southern German states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg on Tuesday searched a number of Audi offices in Ingolstadt, as well as the carmaker's production facility in Neckarsulm, the Süddeutsche Zeitung daily reported. It said a total of 18 prosecutors and an unspecified number of police participated in the raids. Audi, one of Volkswagen's 12 brands, confirmed the searches, saying it was fully cooperating with the prosecutors. The report said the raids were carried out because Audi was believed to have manipulated the emissions levels in more than 200,000 cars for both the European and US markets. Audi stands accused of switching off software that controls waste gas purification systems while the cars were on the road. Large-scale manipulation By contrast, the software was switched on when cars were tested in the lab. The first raids on Audi took place in March 2017 when prosecutors looked into allegations that the company had rigged emissions levels in 80,000 cars for the US market. Its parent company, Volkswagen, had admitted that Audi had participated in cheating efforts. Prior to Tuesday's raids, prosecutors had searched the homes of six current or former Audi engineers responsible for engine technology.
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No wonder Singapore soccer is in such a sorry state. Waste time to elect new team. New CPIB drama to watch. ------------ http://www.straitstimes.com/sport/football/football-sportsg-files-police-report-over-alleged-misuse-of-funds-at-bill-ngs Football: Police raid offices of FAS, 3 football clubs after SportSG files report over suspected misuse of funds SINGAPORE - Police have raided the offices of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) and three football clubs on Thursday (April 20) as part of a probe into the alleged misuse of funds at Tiong Bahru Football Club. Besides the FAS premise at the Jalan Besar Stadium, police officers also visited the clubhouses of TBFC in People’s Park Complex, Hougang United at Hougang Stadium and Woodlands Wellington at Prinsep Street. The statement said: "Following the media reports that Tiong Bahru Football Club had donated $500,000 to the Asean Football Federation (AFF) through the FAS (Football Association of Singapore), SportSG looked into the matter, and received further information on 18 April 2017. SportSG's latest statement on Thursday added: " On 3 April 2017, SportSG received a letter from a named individual alleging that a senior officer of a Football Club had instigated another Club to delay and/or obstruct the completion of audits until after the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Elections, scheduled to be held on 29 April 2017, with false reasons.
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SINGAPORE - 4 females and 1 male were arrested on Monday for their suspected involvement in vice activities in a HDB flat at Ang Mo Kio Ave 6. The police said that on June 2 at about 9.30 pm, officers raided the unit arrested the suspects. The females were between 17 and 26 years old, and had apparently advertised their sexual services online. They were arrested for allegedly providing sexual services in the flat. The 39-year-old man was arrested for allegedly having commercial sex with a minor under the age of 18. Cash amounting to $1,024 and other items including mobile phones were seized from the scene. Investigations against the 5 suspects are ongoing. Any person who contravenes the offence of keeping, managing or assisting in the management of a brothel under Section 148(1) of the Women's Charter, Chapter 353, is liable on conviction to a fine of up to a maximum of $10,000, or to imprisonment of up to five years, or both. Any person who obtains for consideration the sexual services of a person, who is under 18 years of age, shall be punished with an imprisonment for a term which may extend to 7 years, or with fine, or with both. [email protected] Those who bonked the under 18 girl will be shivering in their pants now once police traced the records. Jialat...
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[extract] A car wash business and a nearby massage parlor operator in Sunway Mentari, Malaysia, have come up with an innovative idea to reward customers for their loyalty. The car wash customers get free sex after nine car wash completed within a certain period. After his tenth car wash, the customer can claim his
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Actual mission pics: From 70th Anniversary reunion Newspaper article:
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-202_162-573654...-dane-hostages/ (CBS/AP) MOGADISHU, Somalia - U.S. military forces flew in helicopters under the cover of darkness on a raid into Somalia early Wednesday and freed an American and a Dane held hostage, Western officials said. Pirates reported a gun battle with several casualties. The Danish Refugee Council confirmed that the two aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and Dane Poul Hagan Thisted, were freed "during an operation in Somalia." Buchanan and Thisted had been working with a de-mining unit of the Danish Refugee Council when they were kidnapped in Somalia in October. An official told The Associated Press that the raid was carried out by U.S. military forces. A second official said the helicopters and the hostages landed at a U.S. base in the tiny East African nation of Djibouti after the raid. Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the information had not been released publicly. According to NBC News, it was two helicopters carrying Navy SEAL teams which carried out the operation. Sources tell NBC there was a firefight with the armed kidnappers as the SEALs approached their compound, resulting in the deaths of multiple suspects, but no U.S. or hostage injuries. Various reports on the Internet identified Buchanan as a 32-year-old former fourth-grade teacher from the Arlington, Virginia area. (Credit: CBS/AP) Maj. Kelly Cahalan, a military spokeswoman at U.S. Africa Command in Stuttgart, Germany, said she had no information on the reported raid. A spokeswoman at the Pentagon had no immediate comment. The Danish Refugee Council said both freed hostages are unharmed "and at a safe location." A pirate who gave his name as Bilal Hussein said he had spoken to pirates at the scene of the raid and they reported that nine pirates had been killed. A second pirate who gave his name as Ahmed Hashi said two helicopters attacked at about 2 a.m. at the site where the hostages were being held about 12 miles north of the Somali town of Adow. The Danish Refugee Council had earlier enlisted traditional Somali elders and members of civil society to seek the release of the two hostages.
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Was listening to morning radio about new ideas (or old ones to be brought back) for our ND parade... 46yrs of 'same, same' is quite enough, and why not have something more relevant and exciting, reflecting what actually happens on the ground, good or bad, so that we know what to treasure and to change, for the better? 1. Some say all VIPs should wear same red/white instead of party colours. Yes n No. Diversity in colours show we can be different (idealogy-wise) but strife for the same goals for SGP. Blanket 'same-ness' shows superficiality. Better to be a realist and face the differences and challenges. 2. As (1) maybe too serious, now we take it little light-hearted: Pay some respect to the peasants, let them be represented in a contigent or two. What to wear and parade, ideas needed 3. Instead of Leopard, Apachie, F18 etc, lets get few WRXs (red/blue lights on top) to do stunts, drifts.... 4. Lets get the TP bikes wheelie.... 5. Show some uniqueness of SGP: cover the ground with tissue paper packs, symbolising we as one people, is chopping a place in history 6. 100 pax contigent stomping feet together 7. Have a similar dig on the alternative parties also, just to balance things a little (ideas?) 8. 9.
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This type of drugs(ICE) are giving drug enforcement agencies around the world headaches as it can be manufactured in your very own kitchen but it can also be deadly with the toxic fumes & also may explode with just a drop of sweat. The addicts are not only limited to lowly paid workers but also lawyers, business owners & doctors. It is extremely addictive which eventually destroy families & careers like the one below. This is what i can summarize after watching Discovery channel. I'm posting this as Singapore also has this problem & do watch out for your friends or children. Former NUS don arrested in drug raid A former NUS real estate Associate Professor was among those arrested for drug possession during a Central Narcotics Bureau raid. The raid in the Lavender Street area took place last December on 16th December 2010. 54-year-old Harold Tan was believed to have been found with several drugs, including 'ice'. Tan is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in a drug rehabilitation centre. According to a personal profile of him on the web, Tan taught Real Estate Development and Finance and has 26 years experience. He resigned last November. He was also a consultant who oversaw property developments in China, Malaysia and Singapore. The profile listed Tan as a Public Service Commission Local Merit Scholar and Jurong Town Corporation Overseas Merit Scholar. - By Dylan Tan
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Terror mastermind Noordin 'dead in Indonesia raid' AFP - Friday, September 18SendIM StoryPrint Terror mastermind Noordin 'dead in Indonesia raid' KEPUH SARI, Indonesia (AFP) -
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April 25, 2008 3 Sim Lim computer shops raided Counterfeit software valued at $65,000 seized, pirates may face legal action By Chua Hian Hou THREE computer retailers in the popular Sim Lim Square high-tech marketplace were raided on Thursday on suspicion of selling computers with pirated software. The bust yielded more than 300 copies of high-end counterfeit Microsoft software including XP Professional and Office Professional 2003 with a street value of $65,000, said Microsoft. The raid was carried out by the Criminal Investigation Department's Intellectual Property Rights Branch, as well as representatives from Microsoft and its law firm Lee & Lee. Microsoft's lawyers are currently reviewing the evidence collected, and are expected to apply to the Courts next week for a fiat. If successful, the move would give the tech giant permission to prosecute the alleged pirates. Another 50 Microsoft 'certificate of authenticity' stickers, which are also believed to be fakes, were seized. These stickers are typically stuck onto new computers as proof that the machines are running original software. Last November, the Straits Times reported that some dishonest computer system-builders were working with pirate syndicates to hoodwink consumers into buying high-end counterfeit software. The programmes are so good that they are practically indistinguishable from the originals. Read the full story in Saturday's edition of The Straits Times. http://www.straitstimes.com/Latest%2BNews/...ory_231024.html
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Polis have informed that a raid was carried out in workers quaters at the Mandai area following public tipoff of a man believed to b Mas Selamat Kasteri, the wanted criminal who escaped last month from the Whitley Road Detention Center. The raid carried out at around 10pm involved teams of officers from SAF, SWAT, SCDF, Polis and Certis Cisco who surrounded 1 kilometer leading to the area, turning away all vehicles from entering the Neo Tiew Road. At 11.30pm, the team of SAF commandos and SWAT team entered the compound in 3 direction,taking control of the 4 blocks of worker's quaters. R. Torkoknathan one of the security guards at the compound was astounded by the appearence of these armed men and was one of the first few persons who were secured down. "I was shocked, they come so many of them. This is like a tamil movie" At midnight, the operation begin. Armed with submachine guns, the polis entered the3rd Storey level of one of the block where Kasteri was believed to be hiding. Gunshots were exchanged for the next 10 minutes. And soon the fighting was over. The polis quickly arrested 10 men in connection with the shooting. One polis officer was shot in the leg whilst entering the unit and Kasteri was said to have been shot at least several time. A polis spokemen told Strayed Times "This is just an April Fool Joke... you have been pwned" Neh Neh Neh Poo Poo............. -
Hi to all, was just wondering if anybody is keen on the above as was told could get a better price if it is a group purchase. I have not seen it yet but have attached a picture of what a Raid armrest would be like. Price is $280 but less if bought as a group.
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Hi Was wondering if anyone anything abt the Raid airfilter replacement carry by Khai Wah? thanks!!!!
