After many weeks simmering in notoriety, the man who infamously declared his intentions to cut Amos Yee's dick and stuff it into the boy's mouth for his remarks against Christianity has been reported to the police.
According to The Online Citizen, a concerned citizen has filed a police report against Jason Tan Kok Whee — AKA Cookie Tan on Facebook — over the classy statement he made online directed at 16-year-old Yee.
Yee of course, gained notoriety himself for posting a video of his tirade against the late Lee Kuan Yew, comparing him to Jesus Christ, alleging both to be "power-hungry and malicious but deceive others into thinking there are compassionate and kind".
He has since been charged with harassment, violating the penal code for his remarks against Christianity and for uploading an obscene image of Lee and Margaret Thatcher.
Tan, who is believed to be a grassroots leader at Telok Blangah, commented on Facebook with those threats, which has been screengrabbed by many since he made the threatening remarks.
A Singaporean by the name of Lee lodged a police report on Apr 21, expressing his distress over Tan's statement "which bears the intention to harm Amos Yee physical(ly) and sexually". He believed that Tan has breached the penal code as well, calling for him to be arrested and charged in court.
Surprisingly, an investigating officer from the Tanglin police station informed Lee that quite a number of police reports have been made against Tan.
The Online Citizen awaits official clarifications on the case.
Photo: Vetatur Fumare via Flickr; The Online Citizen website
After many weeks simmering in notoriety, the man who infamously declared his intentions to cut Amos Yee's dick and stuff it into the boy's mouth for his remarks against Christianity has been reported to the police.
According to The Online Citizen, a concerned citizen has filed a police report against Jason Tan Kok Whee — AKA Cookie Tan on Facebook — over the classy statement he made online directed at 16-year-old Yee.
Yee of course, gained notoriety himself for posting a video of his tirade against the late Lee Kuan Yew, comparing him to Jesus Christ, alleging both to be "power-hungry and malicious but deceive others into thinking there are compassionate and kind".
He has since been charged with harassment, violating the penal code for his remarks against Christianity and for uploading an obscene image of Lee and Margaret Thatcher.
Tan, who is believed to be a grassroots leader at Telok Blangah, commented on Facebook with those threats, which has been screengrabbed by many since he made the threatening remarks.
A Singaporean by the name of Lee lodged a police report on Apr 21, expressing his distress over Tan's statement "which bears the intention to harm Amos Yee physical(ly) and sexually". He believed that Tan has breached the penal code as well, calling for him to be arrested and charged in court.
Surprisingly, an investigating officer from the Tanglin police station informed Lee that quite a number of police reports have been made against Tan.
The Online Citizen awaits official clarifications on the case.
Photo: Vetatur Fumare via Flickr; The Online Citizen website