The Most Wanted Brothers In 1970's Singapore | Brothers In Arms - Part 1/2 | Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Singapore in the 70s was strife with triad activities and gun crime. Brothers In Arms highlights Singapore’s reputation as the ‘Chicago of the East’ and how two brothers, Abdul Wahab and Mustapha Hassan landed on the police’s most wanted list in 1972.
A seasoned undercover detective tells the gripping tale of his near-death experience with Mustapha where he nearly bled to death from a gun wound in the neck, while a journalist recounts the never-ending headlines involving the Wahab-Hassan brothers that shook Singapore. The docu-drama follows the Wahab-Hassan brothers from their rise as armed robbers to Mustapha’s eventual arrest. Older brother Wahab goes on the run but unbeknownst to the police, he hatches a daring escape plan to free his brother.
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About the show: They shot a detective, pulled off a hospital siege and were Singapore’s most wanted in 1972. Brothers in Arms unravels the case of the Wahab-Hassan Brothers and how Singapore’s gun laws came to be.
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wtf like wild wild west sia, i did not know we got such a history that is full of action, way better than netflix shows
This is an incredible story and a very well produced documentary. You have conducted very extensive research and interviewed relevant people to obtain the wealth of information necessary for the production of this documentary. I would like to appeal to CNA not to waste the effort and to "immortalize" this wealth of information by creating a wiki page on the Wahab Brothers. Thank you in advance and keep up the good work on insightful and entertaining documentary production!
Very absorbing storyline.
Mata gelap means dark eyes.
It became a nickname for plainsclothed detectives as they often sported black raybans or aviator style glasses which was how civilians identified them while they were deployed.
Interesting, thanks for sharing
@@JohnAndJaneDoe65 Im a Mlaysian who was born in the late 70s.
You could see these Dirty Hairy type of detective characters portrayed in local movies that were produced in the 80s.
These days, the police force has adopted the bland corporate suit and sleeves in the name of appearing professional, regardless whether its Malaysia, Singapore or America.
Very different in the times up until the 90s.
The cops were fashion trend setters of a certain genre themselves. Jeans, baseball cap, black aviators with curly hair like a rock guitarist being typical.
Than there was the safety boots, plain tshirt into blue jeans and a crew cut look, which was inspired by the army. Best caricatured by the character of Guyle from street fighter
Back than when ideas, concepts and fashion was not dominated by corporate intrest and could be identified to segments of a society.
Today popular fashion has solely become the sole domain of rappers and perhaps basketball players as it too has been turned into commercialised, monetised, corporatised and monopolised to death.
Thats why grandma is still confused on why her grandson looked like 50 cent when he came to visit during last years Chinese New Year. 🤣
@@theallseeingeye9388 😊😊PP😊😊
But they're still lose to botak chin, a malaysian legendary gangster. Botak chin never afraid to do some chaos
Bo tak chin and lim ban lim also robin hood
Please la... You can still never beat Roland Tan.
Roland Tan served as a top fighter for See Tong during the 60s in Singapore. Killed opponents from Pek Kim Leng in 1969, fled to Amsterdam and started to deal drugs there. Got soo big that despite his organization being outnumbered 20:1 to almost every group in the entirety of the Netherlands, he still stepped foot and became the biggest heroin dealer in the whole of Europe, even managing to push Hong Kong's biggest triad in the 70s, 14K, right out of the Netherlands and became the actual drug kingpin with his organization, Ah Kong, even reportedly holding over 80% of all heroin deals in Europe alone.
When he passed away on 2020 in Denmark, his residing place after he left Ah Kong, the funeral was quite big that police chief was even photographed to be attending the wake plus leaders from biker gangs like Bandidos and Hells Angels even attended the funeral.
The legendary wahab brothers..Heard their stories..
Yea i heard of this case too
There was a series on channel 8 produced by medicorp called Inside of crime scence where it was told in one of the episodes about guns and its laws around guns
But rn, Sg 4G garment r so comfortable, they already forgot how to enforce law n govern Sg, n yet too confident n arrogantly bring in foreigners, PRs, n new citizens thinking tat these ppl who r less educated will behave like the locals....🤦♀️wat r these 4G garment thinking 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
How abt Lim Ban Lim documentary? CNA. The most wanted in Singapore History .. I was there at Pasar Malam at age of 12 yrs old. 👍🤦
I thought geng Sazali was the notorious gang in Singapore back in 60's and 70's. Sazali and his fellow pendek and the other guys..
I need part 2 :[
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LEGEND...!
the original/archaic Malay terms for policeman is 'Mata-Mata'.
And then run away.........🙂
Ya, LKY recognised it...n saw it...when citizens r uneducated n unemployment rate goes up, crime rates will definitely goes up....
part two cannot watch
This makes for a compelling movie. But could CNA showcase the Adrian Lim case.
I think I saw it on youtube
After looking at this documentary , i don’t want to be the a police officer after seeing the real life ex officer who are like this now …
Yes3. Uncle u r lucky.
Your dad was lucky and you say the wanted man chicken out?
Start up cop walla the way you talk your tune is very similar to North eastern Indian (angami tribe hailing from Nagaland )
Now Singapore is the safest country in the world... Singapore the best
Is it? Two men robbed me of my newly-bought scuba diving gears and underwater camera the first week I was there.
Safest country in the world? Hahahah so funny 😂
@@muhammadafif1300 malaysia boleh eh hahah
Not with the influx of foreigners coming here. Singapore is no longer a safe haven.
@@muhammadafif1300 singapore is safer than than any of u muslim cities
heroes
wth i didnt know singapore so violent one
Sun Chuang Ang Soon Tong number 1
My time I was in school an I fight it's terrible we walk home. The problem is they have weapon Pai kia Lau .😎
I noticed even the ex-gang member talk in good english, not singlish
1970 many crimes 2023 many sakit mental people in singapore
Singapore is still dangerous you see cases of violent attacks and gangster activities regularly in the news. Please don’t tell me it’s not as bad as last time. Singapore is just a tiny island to be able to have this frequent attacks is crazy already.
its better than back then even better than early 2000s with parang attacks still common
with social media and camera all around , good luck getting scot free , lol
Where got violent attacks and gangster activities… which country you from reading make-up stories? The most violent like a bunch of kids fighting on basketball court and got arrested by police? Jeez.. you are probably reading Malaysian news thinking it’s Singapore
did this guy compared 2023 and 1970s? bro what u smoking i want some?
@@nonye0 I think he mistaken Malaysia for Singapore… 😂
They were the Robin Hoods of Temasek..55555
brother is stammering badly
Someone told me they use black magic... 😮
Is it just me or do Singaporeans sound like they are from the Caribbean? They sound similar to English speaking Caribbean countries.