SINGAPORE – A complaint filed against police officers by Iris Koh, founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide, was dismissed by a Magistrate’s Court on Jan 9. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – A complaint filed against police officers by Iris Koh, founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide, was dismissed by a Magistrate’s Court on Jan 9.for allegedly conspiring to cheat and submit falsified vaccination records to the Ministry of Health , had lodged a magistrate’s complaint against four police officers whom she claimed had mishandled personal items seized from her after her arrest.
She also alleged that this would result in the chain of custody of evidence being compromised and thus be inadmissible in court.including making false representations to MOH over Covid-19 vaccinations and obstructing a policewoman from performing her duties. In his decision, Mr Hamzah said: “Her belief that the chain of custody of evidence seized during her arrest was compromised and no longer admissible in court are matters that are directly connected to and within the sole purview of the Trial Court.”In her complaint, Koh also alleged the four officers had failed to assist a member of the Attorney-General’s Chambers team.
Koh claimed the officers had committed an offence by providing false information to a public servant, in this case Mr Sivakumar, and omitting to assist him, citing Section 182 and 187 of the Penal Code.Court allows Healing the Divide founder Iris Koh to leave S'pore for cancer treatment
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