Can't Separate Drug Addict and Domestic Violence
Dad dumps baby into washer
The Star/Asia News Network
Friday, Jun 21, 2013
A MAN, high on drugs, threw his baby daughter into a washing machine after a tiff with his wife, Nanyang Siang Pau reported.
The 28-year-old man would vent his anger on his 24-year-old wife, known
as Khaw, and their daughters, aged two and seven months.
In last week's incident, Khaw, a clinic assistant, was beaten up when she arrived home at about 10pm with her daughters.
Several hours earlier, the baby's cries irked the man, forcing Khaw to take her daughters to a babysitter's house nearby.
The man followed them and even tried to strangle the baby in front of the babysitter.
When Khaw brought back her children, her husband, who had also returned home, tried to strangle the baby again.
He also threatened to kill all three of them. Frustrated, he then
chucked the baby into the washing machine. Fortunately, it was not
switched on.
The man's father rushed to the scene and managed to overpower him.
Khaw lodged a report at the Kuala Langat police station, accompanied by her brother. Her husband was then arrested.
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Malaysian pilot jailed for smuggling drugs
First Horny Doc , Now Drug Smuggling Pilot - Pilot not Well Paid ?
Malaysian pilot jailed for smuggling drugs
February 23, 2013
MELBOURNE, Feb 23 – A Malaysian who tried to smuggle more than A$1 million (RM3.2 million) worth of methamphetamine through the Sydney Airport has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Thiagu Supramaniam, 32, who was about to be promoted to a Boeing 747 captain with Malaysia Airlines, was caught with 4.49kg of methamphetamine meant to be dropped off with another drug courier at the Stamford Hotel in Sydney, the Daily Telegraph reported.
Supramaniam was caught when Customs officers conducted a random inspection of his aircraft after it arrived from Kuala Lumpur on January 10 last year and found six packages of the drugs concealed in his luggage.
Supramaniam pleaded guilty to smuggling in the drugs, which had an 80 per cent purity level.
He confessed to investigators that he had imported similar packages into Australia on four precious occasions.
The court was told Supramaniam had succumbed to a gambling addiction which led to dealings with a loan shark connected to drug cartels, who had threatened his family.
He started betting on soccer matches during the 2008 Euro Cup and had accumulated more than A$15,000 in debt with high interest, the court heard.
According to travel records, the court was told that Supramaniam had travelled to Australia 47 times on one-night stays over a period of six months in 2011.
Malaysian pilot jailed for smuggling drugs
February 23, 2013
MELBOURNE, Feb 23 – A Malaysian who tried to smuggle more than A$1 million (RM3.2 million) worth of methamphetamine through the Sydney Airport has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Thiagu Supramaniam, 32, who was about to be promoted to a Boeing 747 captain with Malaysia Airlines, was caught with 4.49kg of methamphetamine meant to be dropped off with another drug courier at the Stamford Hotel in Sydney, the Daily Telegraph reported.
Supramaniam was caught when Customs officers conducted a random inspection of his aircraft after it arrived from Kuala Lumpur on January 10 last year and found six packages of the drugs concealed in his luggage.
Supramaniam pleaded guilty to smuggling in the drugs, which had an 80 per cent purity level.
He confessed to investigators that he had imported similar packages into Australia on four precious occasions.
The court was told Supramaniam had succumbed to a gambling addiction which led to dealings with a loan shark connected to drug cartels, who had threatened his family.
He started betting on soccer matches during the 2008 Euro Cup and had accumulated more than A$15,000 in debt with high interest, the court heard.
According to travel records, the court was told that Supramaniam had travelled to Australia 47 times on one-night stays over a period of six months in 2011.
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