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80 Y.O MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY SLASHED 88 Y.O MAN IN THE FACE @ AMK, REMANDED & CHARGED

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The 80-year-old man who had allegedly slashed an 88-year-old man on the face and fingers with a knife at Ang Mo Kio on Friday, was charged in court on 18 March with assault.

The accused, 80-year-old Teo Woo Cheng, was charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, and has since been in remand at the Complex Medical Centre in Changi Prison for his medical assessment.

He is set to return to court on 6 April.

According to court documents, Two had cut the elderly victim with a knife, once on his left index finger, once on his right thumb and also around the victim’s mouth.

If found guilty, Teo faces a jail term of up to 7 years, a fine, caning, or any combination of the punishments.

Recap

An 88-year-old elderly man was allegedly slashed by an 80-year-old man at Ang Mo Kio after the victim had gossiped about him, and the alleged assailant was subsequently arrested by the police.

According to Shin Min Daily News, the incident took place on Friday (17 March) at about 6 pm at Block 122 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, in front of the Sheng Siong Supermarket in the block.

The area outside the supermarket, as well as the lift lobby nearby, was cordoned off by the police for investigations.

Attacked over gossip

A man who works nearby, 29-year-old Mr Wen, said that he had heard a commotion outside and later found out that an elderly man had been slashed and was bleeding out on the ground, with passers-by coming over to render aid to him.

He was seen sitting on the ground and leaning back against the wall with the left side of his shirt all red from the blood.

39-year-old Mr Luo, who works at a zi char stall nearby, said that the victim had long knife wounds on his face and over his nose.

According to a coffee shop assistant at a nearby eatery, Xie, the two men were regulars there.

About 2 days before the slashing, the victim had purportedly gone around gossiping about the suspect, and the suspect’s wife then found out about it and told him.

The two men then got into a fight on 15 March, with the suspect then threatening the victim “watch out or I will chop you,” to which the victim then told him that he was not scared of him, at the time.

Arrested & knife seized

The Singapore Police Force said that they were alerted to a case of assault on 17 March at about 6 pm at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, and an 88-year-old man was conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital conscious.

SMDN reported that the 80-year-old suspect had apparently fled home after allegedly slashing the victim, while the passers-by were trying to help the bleeding man.

Two to three police officers later went to the man’s home to investigate and officers were later seen leaving the unit at about 7.30 pm with the elderly suspect in tow, without any expression on his face.

He was arrested for voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon.

There were also blood-stained hand prints on the inside and outside of the lift, and a fruit knife believed to have been used as the weapon in the slashing was also seized by the police as a case exhibit, as police investigations are underway.

MUM THREW MY CLOTHES AWAY AFTER I ATE DURIAN BECAUSE CAN’T TAHAN THE SMELL

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My greatest wish is to be able to eat durians in the comfort of my own home but I know that’s impossible.

Family is anti-durian, got a bit of smell also cannot

My entire family hates durian and it’s so bad that my mom won’t allow me to enter the house if she can smell durian on me.

I have to brush my teeth somewhere else and change out of my clothes before I’m allowed to go home.

Apparently my clothes will have the ‘durian smell’, which is very difficult to wash off, after eating durian.

The first time I ate durian, my mom wore gloves and a mask to handle my clothes and she eventually threw them away cos she said the smell is so pungent she doesn’t want to contaminate our washing machine.

Thankfully my grandparents stay nearby and they’re not as extreme as my mom so I usually go over after eating.

According to my grandparents, my mom used to eat a lot of durian as she loves it but she stopped after she got food poisoning once.

It was so bad she was admitted to hospital. After my grandparents told me this, I can sort of understand my mom’s actions but sometimes she is so ridiculous that I suspect she’s just doing it on purpose to make my life difficult.

WOMAN MADE FALSE POLICE REPORT ABOUT BEING ROBBED BY 2 MEN @ YISHUN, POLICE INVESTIGATING

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A 34-year-old woman is being investigated by the Singapore Police Force for falsely claiming that she had been robbed by two men in Yishun.

According to the police, they had received a call for help on 16 March at about 10.25pm, claiming that she was robbed of $6,700 by two unknown men along Block 504 Yishun Street 51.

The woman allegedly told them that the men were also armed with a knife.

However, based on the police’s subsequent investigations and using images from Police cameras, the officers from Woodlands Police Division ascertained that the woman had lied to the police.

At the time of writing, police investigations against the woman are ongoing, and the Singapore Police Force warned against providing false information to them, which carries a jail term of up to 2 years and/or a fine.

The Singapore Police Force’s press release

WOMAN INVESTIGATED FOR PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION TO PUBLIC SERVANT

The Police are investigating a 34-year-old woman for allegedly providing false information to a public servant.

On 16 March 2023 at about 10.25pm, the police received a call from the woman allegedly claiming to have been robbed of her cash amounting to $6700 by two unknown male subjects in the vicinity of Blk 504 Yishun Street 51. She purportedly further informed that the men were armed with a knife.

Through investigations and with the aid of images from Police cameras, officers from Woodlands Police Division established that the women had provided false information to the police.

Police investigations against the woman are ongoing. Anyone convicted of giving any information which a person knows to be false to a public servant carries an imprisonment term which may extend to two years or with a fine, or both.

The Police would like to remind the public that police resources could be put to better use in dealing with real crimes and emergencies than investigating into false reports or false information. Those who lodge false Police reports or provide false information will face serious consequences under the law.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
20 March 2023 @ 12:15 PM

CHAPALANG ELECTRICIAN CHARGED $2.3K TO “FIX” POWER TRIP & $350 FOR HIS TRANSPORT

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Facebook user Pauline Soon shared how she had a power trip in the middle of the night at her workplace, and she then Googled for a 24-hour electrician.

She found one and contacted the electrician, who quoted her a whopping $350 for his transport fees to reach her workplace if there were no repairs required, which she agreed to because it was already midnight.

Upon reaching her workplace, the electrician then did some “minor checking” of each circuit breaker, before telling her that the whole circuit breaker was spoiled and quoted her $2,300 to change the whole thing.

The woman then checked with a friend who told her not to agree because it was too expensive.

She later found out that the power trip was caused by a faulty fridge instead and not the circuit breaker, and that their circuit breaker was fine all along unlike what the electrician had suggested.

She also included photos of other customers’ experiences with the electrician, with many claiming that they had been scammed by him as well.

Here is what she said

Please help to SHARE!!!

SCAMMER 24hr Electrician in SG!!!

Incident: My workplace has a power trip @ 12am, I Google for 24hr electrician and found this contact. He quoted $350 transport fees if no repair required. I agreed as its already midnight.

He came did some minor checking instead of professional checking of each breaker to see what causes the trip and said the whole circuit breaker is spoilt and needed to change the whole breaker which will cost $2,300.

We were shocked hearing it. So we called another friend to ask for advise and did not agree in The change of whole circuit breaker.

In the end, it wasn’t issue with circuit breaker, it was trip by a faulty fridge.

After this I went to google for this number and realise I wasn’t the only one who was almist scammed. So please beware and share!!!

Netizens’ comments

  1. I can co relate to your case. Especially those so call 24 hours plumber. Their knife is very sharp. I kena chop before too.
  2. I asked for free consultation quotation if they came to check on my unit, the fellow keep says i need to check with my boss and no follow up

Source: Facebook

26 AND 31 Y.O MEN ARRESTED FOR SCAM ON CAROUSELL WHERE THEY SOLD FAKE AIRPODS

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The Singapore Police Force said in a press release that they have arrested 2 men, aged 26 and 31, for their suspected involvement in a scam on the e-commerce website Carousell, where they allegedly sold counterfeit Apple Airpods to victims.

The police added that both men were charged in court on 18 March under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871, under the offence of cheating.

The Singapore Police Force said that they have received several police reports from the victims who had suspected they were cheated into buying the fake AirPods on Carousell from 11 March to 15 March last week.

The victims had been deceived into thinking that the Apple AirPods were authentic because the products were sold in sealed boxes with serial numbers to make them look real.

When the victims received the products that they paid for, they then discovered that the AirPods were actually fake and not genuine.

Officers from the Bedok Police Division then commenced follow-up investigations and established the identities of the two men, and they were both arrested on 17 March 2023.

About 18 boxes of fake Apple AirPods were also seized by the police, along with 3 mobile phones, that will be used as case exhibits.

If found guilty of cheating, the men face a jail term of up to 10 years and a fine.

Online purchase scam

An unusually good deal for a gadget, amusement park or concert tickets attracts your attention online. You transfer payment to the “seller” who promises delivery of the item.

In some cases, the seller demands further payment for duties or delivery charges after the first payment is made. Ultimately, you never receive the item.

In another variant, you may be asked to pay in cash for items that you did not purchase, that are different to what you thought you purchased or are cheap replicas.

Many of these fake sellers may pose as legitimate online sellers on popular marketplaces, create fake websites, or even place advertisements on social media to build credibility.

You only realise you’ve been scammed after paying for the items in cash.

Signs of scams

  1. Be wary of good deals
    If its too good to be true, chances are it is. These deals often go for way below market price disguised as a one-time-only or flash deals. Scammers may also promote popular, sold-out items for above market price.
  2. Lack of information
    Scammers often omit product information and/or have unstated terms and conditions
  3. Tries to take conversation off platform
    Scammers may try to take the conversation off platform to avoid detection
  4. Request payment via direct bank transfer
    Scammers will often ask you to pay via direct bank transfer in return for a discount
  5. Asks for multiple payments
    Scammers may also ask for extra payments like admin charges and freight charges

Staying safe

Always choose to deal with reputable sellers who have good ratings and reviews and have been with the site for some time.

For high-value items, use reputable platforms with consumer protection and return policies.

Always check the terms and conditions and ensure fees are stated upfront.

Additional fees such as GST may be levied on goods that exceed a certain value ($400) for more information visit Singapore Customs: www.customs.gov.sg/individuals/buying-over-the-internet/

NETIZEN SAW MARRIED MALE COLLEAGUE OFFER HIS ‘BACKSIDE’ TO MALE BOSS AT BOSS OFFICE

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Wish I could unsee and forget that night.

Guys recently I was forced to see something I do not want to see and now I am not very sure what to do with what I saw.

On one of the Fridays, after drinks past midnight, I realised I left my house keys in the office. So I went back to the office to get my keys –

When I reached the front door, I saw two figures standing by the window. One behind the other and with his arms around that person.

It was quite dark and took me a while to identify. My heart sank when I saw it was my colleague (let’s call him Mr A) and my boss (Mr B).

Mr A has been given the most prestigious works and opportunities. Here’s the even trickier part. Mr A’s wife is someone I knew since Uni days. She’s a really nice person.

Obviously I left without getting my keys and had to trouble my housemate to let me in.

I have mixed feelings over this. On the one hand I am furious. On the other, I can’t risk losing my job. Finally, I don’t want to destroy somebody’s marriage.

Yet a part of me feels an immense inability to tolerate this injustice. Finally company has very poor whistle blowing regime.

Here are what netizens think

  • I assume he wasn’t performing the Heimlich Maneuver
  • nobody will believe you without video proof
  • You are right. Don’t spoil people’s marriage. But should have taken video clips, upload on any adult website and let market forces to take it from there….lol
  • What are they doing actually? fighting their little swords?
  • You don’t have to do anything. You don’t have to feel guilty or responsible to tell anything to the affected parties.

    Their problem is multifaceted, it’s best to leave it to unravel on it’s own.

COUPLE WHO BELIEVE IN “FEEDING ON SUNLIGHT” ARRESTED AFTER BABY STARVED TO DEATH

A couple who believed in feeding on sunlight and imposed that “diet” on their 1-month-old baby that resulted in the baby dying of starvation, were arrested.

The incident happened in Russia, with the Russian authorities saying that the couple had tried to impose the “sunlight diet” on their baby.

They didn’t give the baby food or water and only fed him with the “energy of the sun”.

The Daily Mail reported that the couple, 43-year-old Maxim Lyutyu and 33-year-old Oxana Mironova were the founders of a club called “The Living Man”, that claims to help people improve their health and personal problems.

Lyutyi, the father of the baby, is an influencer with about 65,000 followers on Instagram and a proclaimed “propagandist of raw food”, while his wife Mironova is a firm believer (along with her husband) that sunlight is food.

The couple tried to have their son feeding on the sun and abstain from food or water, resulting in the child suffering from prolonged starvation and ultimately, death.

The one month old baby died while the couple were taking him to the hospital when his condition deteriorated, and was suspected of having pneumonia and being emaciated, according to The Daily Star.

According to preliminary investigations into the baby’s death, the cause of death was found to be “severe exhaustion” due to the father trying to impose his nutrition system on the baby.

Both Lyutyi and Mironova have since been arrested by the Russian police, with the Russian Investigative Committee also investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the one month old baby.

A criminal case has been launched as well against the couple, with Mironova being investigated for causing death by negligence – she is currently under a 2 month house arrest.

Her husband, Luytyi, was detained by the police separately for putting up a resistance against the police and authorities.

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WIFE EARNS TWICE OF HUSBAND BUT ASK FOR LV BAG WORTH 3 MONTHS HIS SALARY

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Wife wants LV – Husband feels troubled

Recently my wife asked me to buy her an LV set of bags and purse. The set is priced around my 3 months’ salary.

I tried to convince her out of it by telling her that it doesn’t look good on her and doesn’t match her clothes and general style.

To my horror she replied that the reason she wanted it was because it’s priced at around my 3 months’ salary which is almost my entire bonus for the year of 2022.

She also added that the purchase of branded bags is in any event an “investment”. Not fully following what she meant, I asked her to explain.

She said “it’s an investment because after buying it you’ll be invested in me”.

Folks, help! It’s a lot of money and very hard for me to say no. How do I respond?

I am not sure where this is all coming from or what’s it all about.

For context, she makes twice as much. I have been a good hubby. Always helping with housework and finances! What’s happening?!?!?!?

Here are what netizens think

  • Sounds like she doesn’t feel secure with you. Think back and try to figure out the trigger? Hope it isn’t because she’s resentful that you’re earning lesser…
  • You tell her you also want a set to matchy-matchy with her. Ask her buy for you too then your relationship will be super invested.
  • Watches are a better investment (if you know which ones)
  • List her on Carousell then use the money to find a new wife
  • I just thinking out loud but is this LV request a smoke screen for something else. It’s just curious to me when she say, if you buy the LV, then you will invest in her.

    I mean, it is either as simple as she wanting an LV or you are not giving her the attention/affection (aka investment)|
  • Tell her that with her salary, she can buy them for herself. If she insists, can start going for marriage counselling already.
  • Tell her u want a lambo.. she shld buy for you cos she look good in it when u drive her around.. and a very good investment
  • You need to calm down and think … Is it cheaper to buy her LV or to divorce with her?? This is a life-changing question

NETIZEN DAYDREAMING, WANTS TO GET A JOB WITH NO OT AND PAYS WELL

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What kind of jobs pays decently well but doenst need OT?

I am working in the tech industry right now. The pay is decent, however I have been questioning if this is something I can do in the long run, especially since it requires OT.

I was wondering if are there any jobs that do not require OT and still pay well

Here are what netizens think

  • Just dig a deep hole for a decent well. No need to work. No need OT
  • Might be more to do with the company culture than the actual job / industry. Also feel free to set your own boundaries on when you will and won’t work.
  • Sales job. If you’re good at convincing, the number of hours don’t really matter.
  • “Influencer”. You wanna self-declare one year off also can. The money part…. depends on you liao.
  • Lmao…If got such job u think people will tell you? OK probably dentist bah. Or GP doctor. Open your own practice and set your own hours.

    Don’t ask me suggest other jobs that requires less of a “runway” training. Heck even low level civil service jobs these days need OT.

    The other option I guess is to have rich parents.
  • Quit your job and do freelance in tech industry. No more obligation to do OT
  • In SG u want pay well and don’t need OT? HAHAHAHAHAHA
  • Escort or Onlyfans lor

    Note: But say real, even people in the top jobs here need OT la. Need shake hand wave to crowd hehehehe

GIRL ASK MEN TO APPLY TO BE HER BF BECAUSE SHE IS SICK OF DATING LOUSY MEN

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Where are the good guys at?

After a number of crappy relationships I really wonder if there are good guys out here in Singapore.

Or am I just so unlucky to always get treated badly (emotionally and mentally) by my boyfriends. Are the guys in Singapore not able to save money? Why am I always the one ending up having to pay for stuff or loaning them money?

Usually they only talk about marriage with me when I want to leave the relationship. But why would I want to marry an unstable guy? It’s just a life longer suffering if I do that.

I always try to overlook the fact that the guy doesn’t have much money at first, encourage him to work harder, earn more. But that doesn’t work at all. Aren’t they embarrassed that the girl has to pay for dates and transport all the time?

I want to eventually get married and start a family but no one has given me any sense of security to do that.

If there are any guys out there that are able to fulfil this, please step forward. All of us independent girls have been searching for you.

Here are what netizens think

  • I thought bad boys are wanted and attractive,and good guys finish last. Why are you contradicting yourself by asking where are the good guys? You choose what you get LOL.
  • When a guy is in his early 20s, he’s still building himself. Don’t expect too much. Better to look for a guy in his late 20s or early 30s.
  • Your last sentence points to one of the causes of your problems… if you’re “independent”, then whichever guy you end up with (usually the wrong type) will eventually know he doesn’t need to step up. This is because you’re “independent”, and he doesn’t see any need to get better because there’s no one who he feels needs to depend on him.

    You can be independent, but also be smartly dependent enough for the guy to step up and want to be better.