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SAF captain who ordered overtake of Bionix vehicle in fatal accident fails in appeal, will serve jail term - Vimarsana News

SAF captain who ordered overtake of Bionix vehicle in fatal accident fails in appeal, will serve jail term

SINGAPORE: A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain whose rash act caused a full-time national serviceman (NSF) to be crushed to death by a Bionix vehicle failed in his appeal to the High Court on Tuesday (May 9). Ong Lin Jie, 32, will begin his five-month jail term in two weeks. Ong had claimed tr

5 months' jail upheld for SAF captain who gave rash order to overtake Bionix in fatal incident - Vimarsana News

5 months' jail upheld for SAF captain who gave rash order to overtake Bionix in fatal incident

Justice See Kee Oon dismissed appeals by the prosecutors and the captain. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Prosecution seeks more jail for SAF captain in fatal Bionix accident, defence blames communication lapse - Vimarsana News

Prosecution seeks more jail for SAF captain in fatal Bionix accident, defence blames communication lapse

SINGAPORE: The prosecution and defence both turned to the High Court to appeal in the case of a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain, whose rash act caused a full-time national serviceman (NSF) to be crushed to death by a Bionix vehicle. The prosecution found the

Fatal Bionix incident: SAF Captain appeals to overturn conviction for rash act - Vimarsana News

Fatal Bionix incident: SAF Captain appeals to overturn conviction for rash act

An expert forensic report said the incident was likely to have happened even if Ong Lin Jie had kept the 30m safety distance. Read more at straitstimes.com.