His son was jailed for six months on marijuana charges last year.
But now, Jackie Chan has revealed that he supports the death penalty for some drug offenders.
Speaking at an anti-drug press conference in Singapore,crear camiseta de uruguay pes 2013 ps2, the Hong Kong film star, 61,camiseta francia nike, known for his roles in Rush Hour and Shanghai Knights, said: 'On some issues,las camisetas del barcelona sc, I do support the death penalty.'
In apparent reference to drug traffickers,camisa portugal verde, he continued: 'When you're hurting thousands and thousands of young children, I think these kind of people are useless. You should get the right punishment.'
Both Singapore and China have enforced capital punishment for the crime of drug trafficking.
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Film star: Speaking at an anti-drug press conference in Singapore, Jackie Chan (pictured), 61, known for his roles in Rush Hour and Shanghai Knights,camiseta nueva del real madrid 2012, said that for some drug offenders,con que numero de camiseta debuto messi, 'I do support the death penalty'

Interview: Apparently referring to drug traffickers,camiseta arquero barcelona 2012, the actor continued: 'When you're hurting thousands and thousands of young children,indianapolis colts jersey andrew luck, I think these kind of people are useless. You should get the right punishment'

Jailed: Chan's son, Jaycee, 32,camiseta seleccion chilena con mi nombre, was released from a Chinese jail in February following a six-month prison term for 'sheltering others to take drugs'. Above, he is pictured apologizing to the public after his release
Chan's son, Jaycee, 32,camiseta verde kappa barcelona, was released from a Chinese jail in February following a six-month prison term for 'sheltering others to take drugs' after police found 100g of marijuana at his Beijing home.
But on Thursday, his famous father condemned the use of illegal substances,camiseta ronaldo brasil, telling reporters: '[Young people say marijuana] 'it's okay, it's just like a cigarette.' I say, 'It's not okay,camisa inglaterra masculina, not in my family.'"
Chan - who was named Singapore's first celebrity anti-drug ambassador during his appearance - also admitted that he was 'shocked' and 'ashamed' when he found out about his son's drug crimes.相关的主题文章：


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