Owner of ‘Polite Car’ told to remove decal from vehicle, given stern warning by police


Under the Police Force Act 2004, it is an offence for a person who is not a police officer to wear or possess any police uniform, or to use any police insignia. - COURTESY OF GOH YONG WEI

SINGAPORE: The owner of the “Polite Car” – which was easily mistaken for a police patrol vehicle from a distance – has removed most of the livery on it after being advised by the police to do so.

The police, in consultation with the Attorney-General’s Chambers, gave the 32-year-old man a stern warning on Tuesday (July 2) under the Police Force Act 2004.

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