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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

48 Y.O MAN CHARGED FOR MOLESTING TEENAGE GIRL ON BUS

Happy Go Lucky -
A 48-year-old man was charged earlier today (05 Sep) for his suspected involvement in molesting a 17-year-old girl on public transport.The incident happened on the 28 Aug 2020 at around 10.10 pm on a bus along Tao Payoh Lor...
Caught In The Act

MAN UNHAPPY OF BEING HORNED, STOP TO SHOW HIS MIDDLE FINGER

Happy Go Lucky -
A man was caught on tape involving in road rage after he was not happy of being horned. The incident happened on the 03 Sep 2020 at a carpark exit.Apparently, while the driver was at the exit, the...
Caught In The Act

HDB BLOCK’S WALL BADLY CHARRED BY BURNING OF JOSS CANDLES AND JOSS PAPERS

KanyeNorth -
A photo surfaced on Instagram showing a HDB block's wall being badly burned by joss candles placed right in front of it.There were ashes of burned joss papers beside the wall as well as small offerings of crackers.There was...
Caught In The Act

ONG YE KUNG: 2ND STAGE OF THOMSON-EAST COAST LINE TO OPEN IN EARLY 2021

KanyeNorth -
Minister for Transport Ong Ye Kung said on September 4 that the completion of the second stage of the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) will be delayed by three months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.It was originally scheduled to open...
Caught In The Act

JOSEPHINE TEO: “5,280 S’PORE CITIZENS RETRENCHED BETWEEN JAN AND JUNE THIS YEAR”

KanyeNorth -
Minister for Manpower Josephine Teo told Parliament on September 4 that according to preliminary data, 5,280 Singapore Citizens were retrenched between January and June this year.She also revealed that about 11,000 citizens were placed on unpaid leave, compared...
Caught In The Act

S’PORE COMPANY OFFERS FREELANCE WRITERS $7.50/1000 WORDS, NETIZENS PISSED

KanyeNorth -
A job listing was posted on September 2, looking for freelance writers who were willing to work for $7.50 per 1,000 words.The post claimed to be "helping locals" by prioritising Singaporeans in the application process and lending a helping...
Caught In The Act

GIRL SHARES HOW PERVERTS ARE USING CAROUSELL TO GET GIRLS TO EXPOSE THEMSELVES

KanyeNorth -
An unnamed seller on Carousell shared on Twitter an exchange she had with a pervert pretending to be an interested buyer of her skirt.She tweeted: "this is carousell sir, not an onlyfans !!!!! i only realised the profile is...
Caught In The Act

FORMER SCHOOL CANTEEN VENDOR CAN’T SELL FOOD CHEAP DESPITE “$10 RENTAL”

KanyeNorth -
Facebook user Haida Waty shared her experience running a food stall and revealed the costs incurred from such a business.She said that despite the rental cost being "only $10", it doesn't necessarily mean that food can be sold at...
Caught In The Act

THAI WOMAN SLAMMED AFTER GRABBING TIGER’S balls FOR A PHOTO

Happy Go Lucky -
A Thai woman got slammed by netizen after she took a photo of herself grabbing a tiger balls at Chiang Mai Zoo.In response to her action, netizens commented that it is rude for her to violate the tiger's...
Caught In The Act

POLICE OFFICER JAILED AFTER HE STOLE HIS COLLEAGUE’S EQUIPMENT & THREW IT

Happy Go Lucky -
According to a media release, a police officer was sentenced to 6 months of jail after he was found guilty of two counts of dishonest misappropriation of property and one count of giving false information to a public servant....
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