10-02-2022, 09:22 PM
(10-02-2022, 08:28 PM)Sentinel Wrote: The police has no power under any law to demand records of messages or details of phone calls of anyone, even if they are investigating a capital case
Stop sprouting nonsense if you dont know the laws
you are lying again.
below is proof that police can ask for phone records for investigation
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...n-criminal
Section 20 of the CPC empowers the police to order the "production of any document or other thing" for the purposes of criminal investigations.
Citing this, Dr Balakrishnan said the data collected by TraceTogether is not exempt from these provisions.
He noted that other forms of sensitive data which may be protected by privacy laws, such as phone or banking records, are similarly subject to these provisions.
"The police must be given the tools to bring criminals to justice and protect the safety and security of all Singaporeans," he added.
"And especially in very serious cases, and where lives are at stake, it is not reasonable for us to say that certain classes of data should be out of reach of the police."