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Posted on 05 Dec 2012                            NSman jailed, caned for working as 'commando' for loanshark            


Source: The Straits Times Online

Unable to pay off his $400 loans from an unlicensed moneylender, a 19-year-old full-time national serviceman became a 'commando" -- a harasser for a loanshark -- and set fire to the homes of debtors.

On Tuesday, Bernard Quek He Feng, now 21, was sentenced to 18 months in jail and three strokes of the cane.

A district court heard that he was paid $120 for each home that he targeted for the loanshark known only as Kilat. Quek bought a tin of kerosene, which he would pour into a plastic bottle whenever he received an assignment.

He would scribble loanshark graffiti on the wall and then either splash the kerosene on the main door or on nearby shoe racks before setting these on fire.

He would then report back to Kilat, who may call the victim and threaten to inflict worse damage if the loan is not repaid.

Quek admitted to harassing owners of four flats in November and December last year. He was given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on two other charges.

Photos: Wong Kwai Chow

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Senang rupanya along 2 ni nak rekrut pekerja
yang tak mampu bayar tu di suh jadinya samseng

Acong

KILAT......