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5 May 2017

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Channel 8 News 8频道新闻‏ @ch8newsSG 5h5 hours ago

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Malay Mail Online‏Verified account @themmailonline 3h3 hours ago

Singapore police have arrested two suspects for allegedly sending threatening letters and hell notes to government leaders, including Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. — Picture courtesy of Singapore Police Force via TODAY

SINGAPORE, May 5 — The police have arrested two suspects for allegedly sending threatening letters and hell notes to Government leaders, including Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam.

A copy of the letter, which expressed anger over the decision to close the Sungei Road flea market on July 11, was also sent to a TODAY reporter last month.

The two suspects, aged 15 and 53, were arrested yesterday. Several handwritten letters, mobile phones, laptop, envelopes and hell notes were seized following their arrest, the police said in a statement on Friday.

Investigations are ongoing.

The Sungei Road flea market will be shut to make way for development and will not be relocated.

The author of the threatening letter, who signed off as “Koh Eng Khoon (Friend)”, wrote: “Don’t forget the 200 people and supporters. We only ask for this place. That’s not much.”

The president of the Sungei Road market association is also named Mr Koh Eng Khoon. It is unclear if he had sent the letter or had his identity misused. Mr Koh could not be reached for comments.

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/world/article/two-arrested-for-sending-threatening-letters-hell-notes-to-pm-lee-and-other?utm_content=bufferdaad8&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

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TODAY‏Verified account @TODAYonline 5h5 hours ago

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