Request to the Supreme Court for probable a cause examination

From: Yan Jun <medp1128@hotmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 12 February, 2019 22:04
To: SUPCOURT Registry (SUPCOURT) <SUPCOURT_Registry@supcourt.gov.sg>
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Subject: Request for probable cause examination against arbitrary arrest

Dear Supreme Court and the State Courts,

1. I refer to my report made to the SPF on Feb 12, 2019 at 18:48 with regard to a tenant-landlord dispute.
2. In response to my report, two police officers arrived and then 4 more officer arrived to investigate the case under Assistant Superintendent (ASP) Tang Ru Long from Hougang police station. While Staff Sargant Muhd Salamun insisted that I be put under constant surveillance, he refused to let me the legal basis of his action and my question about what illegal activities I have engaged. He insisted on keeping accompany with me to the toilet and stayed in my room when I asked him to stay outside.
3. ASP Tang Ru Long told me the so-called landlord, who I saw for the first time on Feb 12 at 18:45, asked me to leave immediately. I told him to police should not get involved in a tenant - landlord dispute but suggested that I leave the flat before 10am of Feb 13, 2019.
4. Finally, the landlord ask ASP to take action within 30 minutes, at about 22:05. ASP Tang had no objection.
5. I don’t think ASP Tang Ru Long is supposed to get involved in a tenant – landlord. He should provide me with sufficient time to settle this tenant-landlord dispute. All police officers have refused to tell me the criminal offence I have engaged in but insisted they should put me under surveillance.
6. If police arrest me today, I would request the State Court to order the police to bring me before a Magistrate in accordance with Article 9(4) of the Constitution of Singapore, or a citizen’s right against arbitrary arrest.
7. The case number is F/20190212/0171. I firmly believe that intelligence division is involved in this matter.
8. Thank you.

Regards,

Yan Jun

(S7684361I)