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By the 1970s, crime rates involving firearms remained high, prompting harsher laws and more vigorous enforcement. The story of gangs like the Wahab Hassan brothers embodies a chaotic, violent chapter in Singapore's history—a period when law and order were constantly tested.
Reflection on the Hardship and Heroism
The stories narrated evoke admiration for the police officers and the resilience required to uphold law during tumultuous times. Officers had to operate with limited resources, risking their lives daily against well-armed gangs. Their bravery helped lay the foundation for Singapore's subsequent transformation into a safer, more disciplined society.