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Caught In The Act

This page is of incidents that are caught in the act or photos captured by netizens that are of interest.

To observe and maybe seize someone while they are doing something (often something nefarious).
Following are some examples:
The burglars were apprehended while ransacking another residence.
I feared a friend of mine was stealing money from me, and I caught her in the act.

Caught In The Act

GIRL TAKES A PEE IN PUBLIC. CAUGHT ON VIDEO

Touch My Piggu -
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page Singapura.viral which shows a girl taking a pee in public.She was seen squatting behind a gate before taking a pee before pulling her shorts up. She looked totally oblivious to...
Caught In The Act

S’POREAN WINS LOTTERY REPEATEDLY AFTER PRAYING AT THAI TEMPLE. DONATES $44,000

Touch My Piggu -
A 48 year old Singaporean who was believed to be a businessman has donated a part of his winnings to a temple after winning millions of baht (1 mill baht is $44,000SGD).The total amount is currently unknown but the...
Business

S’POREANS WORK LONG HOURS BUT ARE SUPER UNPRODUCTIVE – STUDY

KanyeNorth -
According to The AIA Vitality Healthiest Workplace research, Singapore's productivity is low.A lot of factors led to this conclusion, with the overall health of the employees being a key point to note.Half of the workers mentioned in the research...
Caught In The Act

DRUNK DRIVER CRASHES LORRY INTO HDB UNIT IN JURONG

KanyeNorth -
A video surfaced on Facebook showing a lorry allegedly driven by a drunk driver, crashing into a first-floor HDB unit at Jurong.The roof of the lorry was visibly damaged as the site of the accident was cordoned off by...
Caught In The Act

SCALPERS ON CAROUSELL RESELLING PS5 IN S’PORE FOR MORE THAN $1K

KanyeNorth -
The PlayStation 5 console was launched in Singapore on November 19, to much fanfare and unabated anticipation.However, scalpers have already circled around the consoles like vultures, reselling the PS5 at disgustingly marked up prices.Talk about spoiling the market...Images sources:...
Caught In The Act

CROCODILE SPOTTED IN THE MIDDLE OF BUSY ROAD

KanyeNorth -
A video surfaced on social media showing a crocodile seemingly just "chilling" in the middle of a busy road in Singapore.Cars could be seen driving around the reptile to avoid hitting it.It is unclear how the crocodile ended up...
Caught In The Act

SOMEONE “PARKED” A PAPER CAR OFFERING AT A MULTI-STOREY CARPARK PARKING LOT

KanyeNorth -
A "car" was seen parked on a multi-storey carpark parking lot.Sounds normal doesn't it? Well, it isn't just any car; it's a paper car offering, the ones that the Chinese burn for their departed loved ones and/or during Hungry...
Caught In The Act

MAID FORCED TO CLIMB DOWN 15 FLOOR TO ESCAPE ABUSIVE EMPLOYER

Happy Go Lucky -
A 31-year-old woman was sentenced to 10 months and 2 weeks of jail after pleading guilty to 6 counts of assault against her maid.According to the court documents, the maid was under the employment of the abusive woman...
Caught In The Act

8 TRAVELLERS MADE FLASE DECLARATION TO AVOID SERVING SHN @ DESIGNATED FACILITIES

Happy Go Lucky -
According to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA), 8 travellers were found making a false declaration to avoid serving Stay Home Notice (SHN) at designated facilities.It was reported that the 8 individuals have opted in to serve their...
Caught In The Act

2 MEN TRIED TO SMUGGLE CONTRABAND CIGARETTES INTO SG ON A SAMPAN

Happy Go Lucky -
According to a police media release, 2 Indonesian men were charged with unlawful entry after they caught entering Singapore illegally with a sampan.Both were arrested on the 16 Nov 2020 after the police received a tip-off from a...
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