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6 Y.O GIRL KEEPS STEALING FROM OTHERS, MUM HAD ENOUGH & TOOK HER TO POLICE STATION

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Parenting comes with its own set of challenges, and one mother found herself grappling with the thieving antics of her six-year-old daughter.

A mother’s Dilemma

Ms Liew, a 29-year-old mother, faced a unique challenge with her intelligent daughter who excelled in academics but had a penchant for theft, according to China Press.

The six-year-old girl had developed a habit of pilfering stationery from her classmates, bringing them home and even fabricating stories about receiving them as gifts from her teacher.

Stemming from concerns about her daughter’s behavior, Ms Liew, along with her husband and the kindergarten teacher, tried various disciplinary methods, including stern talks, love, and slow lectures—all to no avail.

A Mother’s Ultimatum

Frustrated with the persistence of her daughter’s mischievous streak, Ms Liew finally issued a stern ultimatum—promising to take her to the police station if she stole again.

The breaking point came when Ms Liew’s younger daughter reported another instance of theft. Worried that the behavior might influence her younger child, Ms Liew decided it was time to act on her threat.

A Mother’s Decision

On the morning of November 10th, Ms Liew took her crying daughter to the local police station, the child’s fear palpable as she promised to mend her ways.

At the police station, a Mandarin-speaking officer took charge of the situation, delivering a lecture to the young girl that lasted one to two hours.

Surprisingly, the officer handed the girl RM20 (S$5.75) and instructed her to buy whatever she desired—an unexpected twist in this unusual disciplinary tale.

A Mother’s Surprise

Ms Liew was taken aback by the officer’s generosity, but he explained that the money was a lesson—every stolen item needed to be paid for.

The six-year-old used the money to purchase items she coveted, perhaps realizing the consequences of her actions.

A Mother’s Defence

Ms Liew defended her unconventional method, expressing concern that without proper discipline, her daughter might tread down darker paths as an adult.

WOMAN DUMPS EXPIRED MILK POWDER INTO POND @ BISHAN-AMK PARK TO “FEED” FISHES

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In a rather peculiar incident at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park on 15 November, a woman’s questionable actions have sparked concern among park-goers.

She was seen behaving suspiciously and dumping expired milk powder into a pond at the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, catching the attention of a passer-by who alerted the park staff, according to Shin Min Daily News.

Pond becomes dumping ground

Hu, a 36-year-old clerk, was enjoying a leisurely stroll with her daughter around 9:25 am when she noticed a woman acting suspiciously near a pond.

Upon closer inspection, Hu was startled to see the woman pouring what appeared to be milk powder into the pond.

Concerned about the impact on the pond’s ecosystem, Hu approached the woman and reminded her that feeding fish in the park was not allowed

However, the woman allegedly refused to heed the warning and continued pouring the rest of the expired milk powder into the pond, as the water turned cloudy and the fishes swam away, before throwing the package into the pond as well.

Hu decided to document the incident with a photograph before walking away and reporting the incident to the park staff, providing them with the photographic evidence she had captured, as the staff then commenced a search for the woman.

Possible risks to the ecosystem

Adding expired milk powder to a pond might seem like a harmless act to some, but the potential risks are significant. The introduction of foreign substances into the water can disrupt the natural habitat, causing harm to aquatic life. Fish, in particular, may face adverse effects, and the water quality could be compromised.

SIAO LANG TENANT CALLS THE POLICE BECAUSE OF “WIFI MODEM PLACEMENT”

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Dear All,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek advice and help for a series of escalating issues that I have been facing since the arrival of a new tenant on the 3rd floor in July 2023.

The tenant, M, has not only impersonated my property agent, causing disputes with my neighbor, but has also entered my residence without permission on multiple occasions, instructing me on the placement of my wifi and insisting on wrapping my modem with aluminum foil. Despite my explicit requests for him not to enter my home, these disruptions persist.

The most concerning incident occurred at around 12:30 am on 15th Nov 2023 when M reported a non-existent emergency to the Singapore Police Force. Subsequently, police officers/M knocked on my door, my helper’s (back)door, and continuously rang the loud call bell, disturbing the entire household while we were asleep at 12.30am. This action appears to be an absurd attempt to enforce his opinions about my modem placement, which is both unnecessary and unreasonable.

The nature of the complaint, as I understand it, pertained to the placement of my modem within my property.

While I understand the importance of addressing concerns raised by community members, I am perplexed as to why such a matter required urgent attention in the middle of the night. This incident caused significant disruption to my household, waking up my young son, my helper and myself.

I am seeking clarification on the protocols that led to this late-night visit, especially considering there was no imminent threat or emergency. I believe a more reasonable approach could have been taken, such as addressing the matter during regular hours.

I appreciate the police officers attention to this matter and look forward to understanding the circumstances that led to the midnight police visit.

I am deeply troubled by the lack of privacy and the unwarranted disruptions caused by M’s actions and the police officer during the midnight for where to locate my wifi modem. I kindly seek everyone advice for me in resolving this matter promptly and ensuring the peaceful enjoyment of my rented premises. I believe this situation warrants urgent attention to prevent further disturbances.

Thank you for any advice and assistance in addressing this matter. I look forward to a swift resolution.

Sincerely,

MOTHER TOLD COVID POSITIVE SON TO RUN ERRANDS, THINKS ISOLATION IS A JOKE

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A 23-year-old man’s mother did not believe in self-isolation and demanded her covid positive son to leave home to run errands and he seeks help.

Here is his plead:

My mother is the kind of tiger mom who wants everyone to do what she wants. She thinks covid is not a serious thing and self-isolation is a joke. Now that I’m positive, I’m sure she’s still going to make me run errands etc. What should I do if that happens? I guess I can stand my ground but that means she’s going to become crazy mad and my week will be ruined… should I report her or something……. I honestly fear the day she gets covid because good luck to y’all sgreans

I think using the legal mandate to pressure her would be the best. also sorry if I offended anyone w the way I type…. I’m just memey af x

Here are what netizens think:

  • if you’re covid positive book a supervised art test at a test centre. then by law moh will issue you an isolation order.
  • Please stand your ground! This does not just affect ur household, but will also affect others too! By going out when you are positive, you may potentially infect others, who may not be lucky enough to be young and healthy as you. Please stay firm, I know she is your mother and it may not be easy to defy her, but you are already an adult. You probably need to tell her that she should respect your decision, and also it is illegal…
  • Were you registered as positive? If you are, tell her that it’s illegal and you can go to jail for it. If you aren’t registered, maybe go see a doctor to get registered.

SG IDOL JUDGE KEN LIM TO FACE 5 SEPARATE TRIALS FOR MOLEST & INSULTING MODESTY OF WOMEN

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In a recent legal development, former Singapore Idol judge Ken Lim Chih Chiang is poised to undergo five distinct trials, each relating to alleged offenses against five different female victims.

This decision comes after a district judge sided with the defense, rejecting the prosecution’s bid to consolidate six of the seven charges into a single trial, according to TODAY.

The charges against the 59-year-old include one count of allegedly using criminal force to outrage the modesty of a person and six charges of purportedly insulting the modesty of a woman through words, sound, or gesture.

These allegations are said to have been committed against five female victims, whose identities remain protected under a court order.

Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Gail Wong sought a joint trial for all seven charges, arguing that the offenses committed by Lim shared a “common thread.”

According to Wong, the charges, all involved women whom Lim was engaging for work. She contended that a consolidated trial would allow for a more efficient examination of the evidence, drawing a parallel with a person facing multiple cheating charges.

In response, defense counsel Tan Chee Meng vehemently objected to the joint trial, asserting that the charges lacked factual similarity. He emphasized that there was no indication that the victims were related or knew each other.

Additionally, Meng pointed out that the alleged offenses did not overlap in time, and the locations where they were supposedly committed were inconsistent.

Meng further highlighted the differences in the descriptions of the acts allegedly carried out by Lim, underlining the unique nature of each charge.

He argued that a joint trial would be prejudicial to Lim, creating significant difficulties in preparing and presenting a robust defense.

“Justice hurried is justice buried,” remarked Mr. Tan, emphasizing the defense’s commitment to ensuring a proper and fair trial.

Despite the challenges posed by multiple trials, Tan expressed the belief that each charge should be examined individually, stating, “If he has to go to five trials, then let it go to five trials.”

Recap

59-year-old former “Singapore Idol” judge Ken Lim Chih Chiang was slapped with a seventh charge on 20 September, according to Channel NewsAsia, where he stands accused of insulting the modesty of a woman during a discussion about a career in music.

According to the latest charge sheet, the incident took place during a conversation on 25 July 2012 about a career in music, where Lim allegedly made inappropriate remarks to a woman at the Hype Records office, asking her, “are you a virgin” and “what if I have s– with you right now.”

Lim is currently facing seven charges in total involving five alleged victims. The identities of these victims are protected by a court-issued gag order.

He was previously charged earlier this year for allegedly molesting a 25-year-old woman at his Hype Records office back in 2021, before being hauled back to court on 28 June to face an additional 5 more charges for insulting the modesty of three women.

Lim’s legal troubles began earlier this year when he was charged with allegedly molesting a 25-year-old woman at the Hype Records office on November 23, 2021. The specific allegation involved inappropriate touching of the woman’s chest through skin-to-skin contact.

In addition to the initial charge, four new charges have been brought against Lim. These charges pertain to incidents that occurred between 1998 and 2013, all taking place in the Hype Records office. These incidents involve three female artistes associated with the record label.

According to the charge sheets, Lim allegedly made suggestive remarks to the artistes regarding their songwriting. In one instance, he asked a female artiste about her virginity, questioning how she could write deeper songs if she lacked experience with intercourse.

Another allegation claims that Lim requested a female artiste to write her “obscene fantasies as homework” while offering himself as a potential partner. Moreover, there are reports of Lim gesturing and insinuating obscene activities when conversing with one of the artistes, suggesting a transactional nature.

One of the charges involves an incident that occurred between 1998 and 1999 at Lim’s home. It is alleged that he showed one of the victims an obscene video featuring a woman engaging in intercourse with multiple men.

If convicted for insulting a woman’s modesty, Lim could face imprisonment for up to one year, a fine, or both. In the case of molestation, the potential penalties include imprisonment for up to two years, a fine, caning, or any combination thereof. However, as Lim is above the age of 50, caning would not apply in his case.

S’PORE MAN GOT LOST ON THE WAY TO WORK, ATTACKS TAXI DRIVER, PASSERS-BY & POLICE OFFICERS

In a shocking incident on June 26, 2023, a 58-year-old man, Mohd Anwar Abdul Ghani, made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

He got increasingly frustrated as he couldn’t find his way to his new workplace and attacked a number of innocent people, including police officers.

Anwar faced a total of 21 charges, ranging from assaulting public servants to violating the Protection from Harassment Act (POHA).

During legal proceedings, Anwar admitted to 13 charges, with the remaining charges taken into consideration during sentencing.

On November 15, 2023, Anwar received a sentence of 60 weeks and five days, with an extra six days for offenses committed while on a remission order.

Background

Mohd Anwar Abdul Ghani, a 58-year-old man, found himself at the center of a disturbing incident on June 26, 2023.

On the fateful day, Anwar’s attempt to locate his new workplace took a dark turn. He couldn’t find his way to his new workplace and jumped in front of a taxi at about 6.47am, blocking traffic on the road and forcing the taxi driver to jam brake.

He then forced his way inside the taxi despite there already being other passengers inside, and demanded that the driver bring him to Lorong J Telok Kurau.

The driver refused to do so and took out his phone to call the police but Anwar then slapped the phone out of his hand, and the driver then drove to the police station instead because he feared for his passenger’s safety.

As they approached the police station, Anwar then got off the taxi and headed towards Chai Chee Road, where he asked a 31-year-old female passer-by for directions at a bus stop, but she didn’t know.

Anwar then got angry and grabbed her bag, dragging her to an intersection as she shouted for help, before Anwar punched her in the eye as they both fell onto the ground.

The woman then fled and boarded a bus to escape from him.

Later, Anwar ended up at Lorong L Telok Kurau and attacked another 17-year-old girl, who then called the police for help.

When police officers arrived at the scene following multiple calls from the public for help, one of the 35-year-old officers tried to arrest him and bring him into the police car, but he shouted, kicked and spat at the officer, as well as spitting at another officer, before ultimately being arrested.

BF FORCES GF TO LIE ABOUT NOT BEING AN ATHEIST TO HIS PARENTS

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I’m a 25-year-old woman and will soon be meeting my boyfriend’s family for the first time. He is from a devoutly Catholic family and while he is an Atheist and they somewhat tolerate that he is worried they will not accept the fact I’m atheist and he is fairly certain they will ask about my religion when we meet.

He has asked me to lie about my religion and either say i’m Catholic like him as it will make the whole meeting and future relationships go smoother and has tried to tell me he accepts my religion so how they feel shouldn’t matter to me and it doesn’t matter if they know the truth. I disagree with this though and I don’t want to lie as if we end up lasting it’ll be a lie I have to carry for my life and i’m not ashamed of this and don’t want to hide it away like it’s some dirty secret.

He thinks i’m being unfair here and that if I an open about my religion with his family it will only make things awkward or very terse. Frankly if they don’t like me I don’t care but I also accept that’s easier said than done for him as they are his family.

Am I being unfair here when he is only trying to make the meeting easier?

Here are what netizens think:

  • You shouldn’t have to hide your own beliefs for anyone. However, your boyfriend isn’t wrong either. He supports you, but he knows his parents will most likely dislike you because of your beliefs and he’s simply trying to avoid that situation.
  • Don’t lie, as when the truth comes out it would be a mess. You don’t have to talk religion or religious beliefs at all on the first meeting. If pressured, you can say you are not comfortable talking about something that is devising. Note, if your boyfriend and you are serious, the conversation will have to happen eventually.
  • if he asks you to lie about this, what else will he want you to lie in the future

LONELY ENCIK DELAYS NSMAN BOOKOUT: KEEP TALKING CAUSE NO ONE TO TALK TO

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I sit here, in the sweltering heat of the army camp, counting down the minutes until I can finally escape this hellhole and go home. But it seems like my escape is being delayed by one person – Encik Delay, the notorious NSman reservist who loves to talk and talk and talk. And the worst part? I have to endure his mindless chatter.

I know why they call him “Encik Delay” when his real name is Mr. Tan. Maybe it’s because he delays everything, from our bookout time to our precious sleep. I swear, if I hear him say “just one more thing” one more time, I might just lose my mind.

It’s lunchtime now, and we were supposed to have been released hours ago. But no, Encik Delay just had to start another one of his long-winded speeches about the importance of reservist and how it’s our duty as citizens to serve our country. Spare me the patriotic bullshit, Mr. Tan, I just want to go home and take a nice, long nap.

I try to tune him out, but his voice is like a pesky mosquito that just won’t go away. He drones on and on about his experiences in the army, like anyone gives a damn. I mean, come on, we’re all here because we have to be, not because we want to hear your war stories.

I can see my fellow soldiers getting restless, shifting in their seats and checking their watches. But Encik Delay is oblivious to their silent pleas for him to shut up and let us go home. He’s in his own little world, reliving his glory days as a soldier.

I let out a loud sigh, hoping to catch his attention and make him realize that we’re all fed up with his talking. But nope, he just keeps going, as if he’s on a mission to bore us all to death.

As I look around, I can’t help but feel a sense of camaraderie with my fellow soldiers. We’re all in this together, suffering through the same crap. But at least they have each other to talk to and pass the time. I’m the odd one out, the lonely soldier with no one to talk to. I guess that’s what happens when you’re an introvert in the army.

I try to remember the last time I had a meaningful conversation with someone. It must have been months ago, before I was called up for reservist. My civilian life is so different from my army life, and I much prefer the peace and quiet of the outside world.

But no, here I am, stuck in this hot, stuffy room with a bunch of sweaty men and an overly enthusiastic Encik Delay. I can feel my patience wearing thin, and I just want to scream at him to shut up and let us go home.

Finally, after what feels like an eternity, Encik Delay wraps up his speech and dismisses us. I practically sprint out of the room, eager to escape his clutches. As I walk towards the exit, I can hear him calling out to me, asking me to stay back for a chat. But I just keep walking, ignoring him and his desperate attempts to keep me there.

I finally step out of the camp and take a deep breath of fresh air. I’m free, at last. And I vow to myself that I will never, ever, let myself get stuck in a room with Encik Delay again. From now on, I will make sure to book out early and avoid him like the plague.

But for now, I’m just grateful to be back in the real world, where I can talk to people who actually listen and care. As I make my way home, I can’t help but feel a sense of relief and a newfound appreciation for the simple act of having a conversation. Because after spending hours with Encik Delay, I realize that sometimes, having someone to talk to is a luxury that should never be taken for granted.

LORRY DRIVER CRASHED INTO BENTLEY @ EAST COAST, GETS ATTACKED BY THE BENTLEY DRIVER

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The East Coast of Singapore witnessed a dramatic incident on November 16, 2023, when a Bentley driver and a lorry driver found themselves in a heated confrontation after a collision near a private residential estate.

The clash, which occurred at the intersection of East Coast Drive and East Coast Terrace at around 4:30 pm, left both vehicles damaged, according to Shin Min Daily News.

The accident

The aftermath of the collision depicted a damaged Bentley on the right-hand side and a lorry with front left-side damage. Although the vehicles were promptly removed from the road, remnants of the Bentley lay scattered on the nearby grass patch.

According to a resident living nearby who spoke to SMDN, the Bentley driver was apparently a foreigner who was with his Chinese wife at the time, and the lorry driver was purportedly a migrant worker from India.

The lorry driver told SMDN that he was driving across the intersection at the time when he collided with the Bentley, and the latter allegedly acted violently towards him and pushed him.

He said that he has since reported the incident to the police at the behest of his company, as well as seeing a doctor and getting a three-day sick leave.

Another resident told the Chinese Daily that the Bentley driver was very angry and emotional after the collision and took his frustrations out on the lorry driver, asking him “what if my child was inside my car?” as well as pushing and swearing at him.

Fearing the situation would escalate, the resident then stepped in between them.

Aftermath

The lorry driver’s company also weighed in and said that they have contacted the insurance company of the Bentley driver, and they also highlighted how their employees shouldn’t be treated in such a way.

Confirming the incident, the Singapore Police Force stated that a police report was lodged, and investigations are underway. This official response adds a layer of authority to the ongoing proceedings, indicating the seriousness of the situation.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force reported that two individuals were assessed for minor injuries at the accident scene. However, both declined hospital conveyance.

GUY SAYS THAT NS MADE HIM ANTI-SOCIAL, VENTS ON HIS OWN PARENTS

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I’m about a year into NS and I don’t have anyone I can confide to, so I’m doing it here.

Before NS, I was generally very chill and a happy-go-lucky kinda guy. Now, I’m easily irritable and annoyed at every single thing.

I bottle up all the bad emotions and experiences I faced into myself and it’s gotten to a point where I start to vent these very set of emotions onto my parents.

Whenever they are talking to me, I feel uninterested and upset at them for no good reason, and I talk to them in a very annoyed and sarcastic way.

I know deep down that I shouldn’t be talking to them like this but I just can’t control myself anymore.

I have a bunkmate who is a complete jerk. He acts and talks smart every single time but whenever he makes a mistake, he doesn’t admit it.

He has a problem with almost everything I’m doing and I honestly feel I’m going to punch him the next time he acts up again.

Long story short, I’m more anti-social now and I became more wary of others. I feel frustrated every single minute and I don’t like me as a person anymore.

Thanks for reading.

Netizens’ comments

To anyone who is gonna tell OP to man up. Manning up means nothing. Just because OP might be leaning on the edge of being a social pariah doesn’t suggest anything about his masculinity nor his capability to function in a professional setting.

Sure his current behaviour might lead to some concerning issues in the future, but you also need to understand that people react to different environments in their own ways. It is not logical to insinuate that OP’s struggle in NS would lead to a struggle in real life.

If you are successful in Singapore, would you be successful in the western side of the world? No one can say for certain.

In a world where cancel culture is the norm and people’s heightened sensitivities to toxicity is starting to dictate workplace etiquette, do you really think he can learn anything from the realities NS would supposedly instil in him? I’d honestly say, let the kid figure things out on his own.

People who find struggle adapting to the toxicities of such an environment would normally have a significantly better time out there where toxic masculinity tends to be noticed and punished rather than sucked up.

To OP, just try your best to survive. Nothing that happens in NS matters. My best advice would be to limit your social interaction to avoid unnecessary repercussions. I was in a similar position and I found that the less I gave a shit, the less I suffered.