Ang Mo like to spray Singapore Train.

[Arcachon]

A policewoman sits next to Elton Hinz, one of the two German nationals arrested in Singapore for vandalism, as they arrive at the court, on November 22, 2014



Andreas Von Knorre (R), one of the two German nationals arrested in Singapore for vandalism, arrives at the court, on November 22, 2014

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/germans-ch...inkId=10690671

Two German men were charged Saturday with breaking into a Singapore metro depot and spray-painting graffiti on a train, offences punishable by jail time and flogging with a cane.
Andreas Von Knorre and Elton Hinz, both 21, were charged at a district court with committing trespass and vandalism in the early hours of November 8.
Both men appeared relaxed as the charges were read to them in German by an interpreter.
Prosecutors told the judge the two men will be remanded in police custody until November 28 "to assist investigations and re-enact the crime scene".
The charge sheets said Van Knorre and Hinz broke into the suburban depot and spray-painted graffiti on the exterior of a metro train cabin. The depot is a restricted zone surrounded by fences topped with barbed wire.
The two men were extradited by neighbouring Malaysia on Friday after being apprehended at Kuala Lumpur International Airport as they were leaving for Australia.
The Straits Times newspaper said in a report Saturday the two men have visas to work in Australia.
For trespassing they face up to two years in jail, a fine of up to Sg$1,000 ($800), or both.
For vandalism, they face up to three years in jail or a fine of up to Sg$2,000, and between three and eight strokes of a rattan cane -- a punishment dating back to British colonial rule.
Singapore, a leading Asian financial hub, is well-known for its tough stance on crime.
The city-state's vandalism laws became global news in 1994 when an American teenager, Michael Fay, was caned for damaging cars and public property despite appeals for clemency from the US government.
In 2010, Swiss expatriate Oliver Fricker was sentenced to seven months in jail and three strokes of the cane for vandalising a train at a depot in the city-state.
Caning entails being whipped with a rattan stick on the back of the thigh below the buttocks, which can split the skin and leave lasting scars.

[Arcachon]

Don't understand, you buy air ticket, pay for accommodation, food, spray paint, time........ half way round the earth and spray paint the train to get free meal, accommodation and cane on the backside ???????

[Arcachon]

Their art work look like kid drawing.

[Arcachon]

2011 look better, their standard drop a lot.

[Arcachon]

Swiss national Oliver Fricker, was the only vandal caught so far in all four cases.

Don't need to put on tie la, go jail in Singapore don't need to look so smart.

http://transport.asiaone.com/news/ge...iti-inside-job

[onglai]

it's the thrill of doing it n not get caught.

too bad this time round they picked the wrong target.

but at least they can get some souvenirs from singapore dat u cant throw into the justbin..

[Arcachon]

Police said mobile phones, laptops, cameras and three spray nozzles were found in their possession when they arrested the men. - See more at: http://multimedia.asiaone.com/node/1....qBDjZ41c.dpuf

Wonder where they buy the paint.

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