Be safe then sorry,golfing at Changi Or Kranji.

Guys drive slowly to watch out of Dogs,Cats,Rats,Birds n dun hit on them okie.Happy golfing.

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In fact, I use to drive e small road just before NSRCC around 70km/h.
Is it ok?

gezt_ho wrote:

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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150806664459062&set=a.10150806664454062.509691.573494061&type=1&ref=nf

REMI ONG! Singapore Best bowler, National athlete, International Bowler. You totally don't deserve my respect. After what happened today, i think the whole world should know what you just did. A disgrace to Singapore.

At around 1pm at Safra NSRCC outside the sailing club, you were speeding and you hit a female pregnant dog and you ran away, thank god you left your car plate at the scene. The Female dog was lying unconsciously in the middle of the road, i was there and a couple of cycling quickly blocked the road and carried the dog away. The female dog was pregnant and you fled the scene. 10mins later, the dog went in to a fit and 10mins after that, the dog was dead, with two broken legs, external bleeding and miscarriage. Did you finally realized what's wrong?

more cyclist came and helped out, we called the SPCA and the Police. We took the number plate with the dog and this will be spread around Singapore. And guys, the story still haven't end yet.

He came back to scene with his Girlfriend, and the story he told us and the story the Girlfriend told us are wonderful.
First, he said, he ran over the dog and the dog is already lying on the road- hell, you were driving a Porsche, and everybody knows that the height of you car, there's no way you can ran over. Instead, you actually hit the dog, therefore your car plate dropped off.
Secondly, you said that you fled because you didn't know what happened, and you went to fetch your girlfriend - you, you girlfriend said that she SAW that you didn't hit the dog, wait, so your girlfriend saw that you didn't hit the dog, and you said that you went to fetch your girlfriend after the scene. So what is what?

and the only thing that we suspected you came back, is because while you went to fetch your girlfriend, she saw the missing car plate, so went back to the scene and retrieve it because your afraid that we might track you down.
Remy Ong, it's a small world huh? None of the cyclist acutally knew you were Remy until i gave up your identity.

God Blessed the poor dog.....i will look out for this number in NSRCC...

E news report doesn't tally with Facebook statement .

Uncle Lau wrote:

God Blessed the poor dog.....i will look out for this number in NSRCC...

I dun think he will still using 300,maybe 30 or 3000

Uncle Lau wrote:

God Blessed the poor dog.....i will look out for this number in NSRCC...

What you gonna do if you happen to see this car?

gezt_ho wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

God Blessed the poor dog.....i will look out for this number in NSRCC...

What you gonna do if you happen to see this car?

What de Porsche owner do to de dog,ul will do de same thing to de Porsche owner?

Vehicle No.: SGS300B
Vehicle Type: P10 - Passenger Motor Car
Vehicle Attachment 1: No Attachment
Vehicle Scheme: Normal
Vehicle Make: PORSCHE
Vehicle Model: BOXSTER 2.9 A
Chassis No.: WP0ZZZ98Z9U700532
Engine No.: MA120902274
Engine Capacity: 2893 cc
Maximum Laden Weight: 1670 kg
Unladen Weight: 1440 kg
Year Of Manufacture: 2009
Original Registration Date: 19 Jun 2009
* Source taken from Mycarforum *

Poor Dog...RIP.

Uncle Lau wrote:

Vehicle No.: SGS300B
Vehicle Type: P10 - Passenger Motor Car
Vehicle Attachment 1: No Attachment
Vehicle Scheme: Normal
Vehicle Make: PORSCHE
Vehicle Model: BOXSTER 2.9 A
Chassis No.: WP0ZZZ98Z9U700532
Engine No.: MA120902274
Engine Capacity: 2893 cc
Maximum Laden Weight: 1670 kg
Unladen Weight: 1440 kg
Year Of Manufacture: 2009
Original Registration Date: 19 Jun 2009
* Source taken from Mycarforum *

Go for wrong sport,should play bowing...maybe driving GTR now

Think of Tiger Woods bro....

Golfernam wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

Vehicle No.: SGS300B
Vehicle Type: P10 - Passenger Motor Car
Vehicle Attachment 1: No Attachment
Vehicle Scheme: Normal
Vehicle Make: PORSCHE
Vehicle Model: BOXSTER 2.9 A
Chassis No.: WP0ZZZ98Z9U700532
Engine No.: MA120902274
Engine Capacity: 2893 cc
Maximum Laden Weight: 1670 kg
Unladen Weight: 1440 kg
Year Of Manufacture: 2009
Original Registration Date: 19 Jun 2009
* Source taken from Mycarforum *

Go for wrong sport,should play bowing...maybe driving GTR now

He go NSRCC doesn't mean he play golf... maybe he go bowling...

National bowler Remy Ong has apologised for allegedly driving off after hitting a stray dog with his car on Sunday.

The 33-year-old was driving along Changi Coast Road after leaving the National Service Resort and Country Club nearby when his black Porsche Boxster hit a female cross-breed dog at about 1pm.

The dog died 20 minutes after the incident.

Speaking to Yahoo! Singapore over the phone on Monday afternoon, Ong apologised for the incident.

"I just want to say I'm really sorry about the whole incident. At the end of the day, it's a life that is lost and I feel very bad about it," said Ong who owns a female poodle.

Giving his version of the event, Ong added: "The dog came out of nowhere and it felt like it brushed against my car. So I thought she was going to be alright."

He was then on his way to pick up his friend at the Singapore Expo, but had returned to the accident scene as he had "felt uneasy".

Stressing that he did not drive off intentionally, Ong said: "Of course everyone there accused me of hit-and-run but if that's the case, I wouldn't even come back."

He also denied that he returned only to retrieve his car number plate which got dislodged from the impact, saying he did not even realise it came off.

Photos of the injured female crossbreed dog went viral online after a witness, Danny Ng posted it on Facebook and slammed Ong for his cowardly act.

According to Ng, an 18-year-old Institute of Technical Education (ITE) student, Ong was speeding when he knocked down the dog and he had left the scene immediately after the accident.

He said the dog laid motionless in the middle of the road and was carried to safety by him and a few cyclists who stopped by to help.

Ng added that when he confronted Ong at the scene, the latter claimed the dog was already lying on the road before he ran over it.

Remy Ong returns to scene with his female friend

Witnesses said that when asked to explain his failure to stop, Ong said he was unaware of what happened and that he was on his way to pick up his friend.

According to a report in The Straits Times, Ong said he was leaving the club after a coaching session when the dog dashed out from behind a tree. He added that he was driving at about 40kmh.

But Ng said the animal's life could have been saved if Ong was more vigilant. "What angered me was that the dog was alive for a good 20 minutes. If he had stopped immediately, he could have brought it to the vet and her life might have been saved."

"But in the end he came back after the dog has died. He just took the number plate and drove off," he added.

Ng went on to express his disappointment at Ong, whom he has bowled with in the past.
He added: "I knew him because I bowled with him before and that is why I could recognise him. He was an idol to many Singapore young bowlers. But now I feel disgusted."

Meanwhile, the Executive Director of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Corinne Fong confirmed the dog, which was about 3-year-old, was dead when its officer arrived at the scene.

She told Yahoo! Singapore: "We are still in the process of identifying the driver and will be getting a statement from the driver on Monday. We will be lodging a police report."

Fong also stressed: "We urge anyone involved in an accident with a person or animal to stop and check the condition of the casualty and if possible, render help."

"If the casualty is an animal, you can send it to the nearest vet or to the SPCA."

Ong said that he was willing to co-operate with the SPCA. He has also lodged a police report.
"All I want to say is I admit it's my mistake and I am willing to help the SPCA and the police in their investigations," said Ong who flew off to Dubai to take part in two bowling tournaments on Monday afternoon.

Under the Road Traffic Act, anyone involved in a hit-and-run accident can be fined up to S$3,000 or jailed up to a year, even when the victim is an animal.

UL, you spent $5 to check on the details of the car??? Pei fu pei fu...

Golfernam wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

Vehicle No.: SGS300B
Vehicle Type: P10 - Passenger Motor Car
Vehicle Attachment 1: No Attachment
Vehicle Scheme: Normal
Vehicle Make: PORSCHE
Vehicle Model: BOXSTER 2.9 A
Chassis No.: WP0ZZZ98Z9U700532
Engine No.: MA120902274
Engine Capacity: 2893 cc
Maximum Laden Weight: 1670 kg
Unladen Weight: 1440 kg
Year Of Manufacture: 2009
Original Registration Date: 19 Jun 2009
* Source taken from Mycarforum *

Go for wrong sport,should play bowing...maybe driving GTR now

Bowling does not hv good price money ok....
I'm a bowler too

You same par with him meh?

Spiderman wrote:

UL, you spent $5 to check on the details of the car??? Pei fu pei fu...

You must be kidding lah Bro Spiderman.....

Mr Seng Siong bet 20 cents per hole and you think he will spend $5 to check on that car meh ......

EastWood wrote:

Spiderman wrote:

UL, you spent $5 to check on the details of the car??? Pei fu pei fu...

You must be kidding lah Bro Spiderman.....

Mr Seng Siong bet 20 cents per hole and you think he will spend $5 to check on that car meh ......