Judging from the story she sends us, she definitely deserves it for her princess mentality.
Here is the story:
I just broke off with my boyfriend last night, I wanted to have a sweet valentine night but it was a disaster.
I have been hinting very long for him to buy me an iPhone but I think he got annoyed. He gave me the hell note version of the iPhone. I was shocked and ask if it was a joke.
He said:“You keep asking me to buy an expensive gift for you, cheap ones u don’t want, what monthly, weekly, yearly, valentine. You want how many anniversary gifts or not! One year I must buy more than 10 gifts for you almost every month. you want iPhone I give you, u take and burn next time can use got money also”
Then he left me crying at the void deck and did not give me a chance to say sorry. He then send a text to me telling me it was over and he drove off.
I thought couples are supposed to celebrate times together, he’s a guy right. It’s his duty to shower me with expensive gifts.
I tried calling him but he keep hanging up on me. I finally got a hold of my sister’s phone and used it to call him.
He said to stop calling and he said that he don’t see a future with me and even called me a disgrace.
A father who paid $80,000 for his son’s bail will not be forfeited as the son was found dead even before he was due for his sentencing.
Normally bail bonds are paid to ensure that an individual will return to court after leaving custody. Under normal circumstances, bail is forfeited if the accused does not return to court.
However, in this case, it was impossible to return to court as the accused was found dead hours before he was due for sentencing.
27-year-old Wong Zhun Siong was convicted of raping a drunk teen and molesting another woman, he was due for his sentencing on 3rd Feb 2022 but he did not turn up. The judge issued a warrant for his arrest but only in the later part of the day, it was known that he was already dead prior to his court schedule.
Wong Lit Wai, the father of the accused appeared in court and was told that the bail bond will not be forfeited.
Background story:
Wong Zhun Siong was convicted of rape after he brought an 18-year-old drunk girl home from Clark Quay in March 2019.
In a separate case, Wong took a drunk 27-year-old woman to the toilet and took photographs of her with the lower part of her body partially undressed.
In the last 28 days, there were 174,831 amount of cases with 99.7% of them with no or mild symptoms, 0.3% required oxygen supplementation, 0.04% is in the ICU, 0.03% died.
On 18 January, ICA officers at Pasir Panjang Scanning Station, Ports Command foiled an attempt to smuggle 79 jars of coconut rice wine duty-unpaid liquor and 86 bottles of duty-unpaid liquor into Singapore via a consignment declared as ‘assorted items’.
ICA officers had noticed anomalies in the scanned images of the container.
The officers directed the container for unstuffing operations at the importer’s premises and uncovered the smuggled items.
Arrest
This led to a follow-up operation by Singapore Customs, in which one male Singaporean and one female Vietnamese were arrested.
Another female Vietnamese is assisting with investigations.
Investigations are still ongoing.
ICA said:
Safeguarding Singapore’s borders is a top priority for ICA. Those with malicious intent could use similar methods of concealment to smuggle security items into Singapore. ICA will continue to stay vigilant and thwart any smuggling attempts through our borders.
Potential Penalties:
Under the Customs Act and the GST Act, if they are caught in possession of undeclared alcoholic goods they be can face fines of up to 40 times the amount of duty and goods and face a maximum of six years behind bars.
Meaning if the escaped tax value is $500, they can potentially pay a fine of $2,000
According to a Police media release, a 62-year-old man was arrested for his alleged involvement in a case of snatch theft
The Police said that the case happened on Saturday (Feb 12) at around 5.50 AM. The police were alerted after a victim’s gold chain was snatched by an elderly man at Toa Payoh Lorong 4. The value of the gold chain is SGD$3,000.
The Police were able to identify the suspect from CCTV and Police Cameras in the vicinity and the man was arrested on the very same day.
The man was charged in court earlier today (Feb 14) with snatch theft under Section 356 of the Penal Code 1871.
The offence carries an imprisonment term of not less than one year and not more than seven years, and caning.
However, as the man is above the age of 50, he will most likely receive more jail sentences instead of the rotan.
Well i was tempted by this ad on locanto that offer sexual services ($100/90 mins), I decided to book an appointment thru WhatsApps to meet her.
When I reached there, I contacted her and she told me that I would need to make a payment to prevent any police for checking. She asked me to pay me thru razer gold which I thought was weird at first and i was expecting the cash payment instead.
I was naive to believe her “police-checking” story and fell for the it which i paid $100 to me. After the payment, she said someone will call me to verify that i am not with the police. After that, the guy that claimed to be the bodyguard contacted me and asked to pay a first-time protection fee deposit ($1200) to protect from anything happening to the girl.
They told me that the money will be returned after the whole thing. I found it was very suspicious and tried to drag the whole payment until i figured it out what was going on. After a while, both the girl and the guy keep pestering and calling me on why it taking so long.
I told them that i didn’t trust them and they started to threatening me with my family. After that, i just decided to block and reported on WhatsApp. I believe both of them are in the same room as i can hear another person talking which i assumed to be that guy.
I hope others did not fall prey to these scams and do not allow lust to consume you!
How to report scams
If you have information related to such crimes or if you are in doubt, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. For more information on scams, members of the public can call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688.
1) How to file for claims (my medical bills and damaged windows) from my next-door neighbours?
2) Anyone knows the name of these 2 (male and female), or how can I find the full name of these 2 individuals? I was told that I need their full names to proceed with claims of damages.
3) If anyone knows how, please share how to claim my damages from them.
(During this incident, he knew I was recording and ask me to continue recording).
Incident details:
1) I was outside my unit repotting my plant and about 15 mins later, the male neighbour came out of his unit and stared at me for an unusual amount of time that lasted about 30-45 seconds.
2) It made me feel uncomfortable and I asked him why he’s staring at me. He claimed that he’s not looking at me so I just stood up. He kept looking at me and didn’t move away and started to make comments like:
– “You don’t have any mother is it…”
– “What you were doing last night?”
– “Where is your husband? Ask him to come out?”
– Religious questions, which I told him I am not interested to talk to him.
(This is the same unit that takes pictures from their toilet into our bedroom – when I highlighted the issue, the male still think they are not wrong at all).
3) The male said in a threatening tone and warned me if I were to pray again, he will beat me up and said he could beat me now.
4) He then kept shouting to get a response or reaction from my side, asking me to tell my husband to come out and “settle with him today” and when he didn’t get the same response as he would plan for, he started charging towards me without wearing a mask shouting at the same time towards my direction. I told him my husband was not in and I was not interested to talk to him.
5) He started to bang on my bedroom window shouting, “Hey, come out to settle”. I walked to my unit wanting to go inside but he followed behind me. When I opened our door, I could not go in as my grandma was standing behind the door. He started to make comments and asked my grandma to come out and I had to close the door because I don’t want him to harass her / enter my unit.
6) He then went into his house calling his female housemate to bring the “police officer” (could hear him talking loudly from the corridor). I also called the police.
7) I then walked to his next-door unit trying to get assistance from the neighbours. This male then came out shouting and physically used his body by blocking me so that I could not go back to my unit. This was when his housemate and another unidentified male walked from the other end of the corridor.
At this time, this male was physically blocking my way when I wanted to go back home. Although I asked him to move away, he refused and shouted at me closely (cm away) close to my right ear WITHOUT wearing a mask. (Note that he was at the corridor the whole time shouting without wearing a mask for about 30 mins).
9) The unidentified male asked me to go back to my unit, which I explained to him that the male was blocking my way and I cannot go through. He asked me if I could take another route home.
10) Meanwhile, the female asked the male to go back into their house. The male (attached video) could be still heard shouting inside their house.
When there is a generation of people that fails to teach their children, a whole era of social irresponsible children would grow up and end up not teaching their own children well.
In layman terms: Father mother no teach.
Here is what the netizen said:
Vivocity Carpark Near Fairprice, Thurs, 10 Feb 2022, 2pm. This really baffles me. Why would someone do this when the ‘Cart Return Station’ and an unoccupied Loading Bay are literally just 1 METER away?The mother waited for her son in between 2 parked cars and pillars. After which, the son arrived, loaded groceries into the car, locked the carts together to retrieve his coins and then just drove away!
Here are what netizens think:
Laziness and non of their businesses. Plus waking to return the trollies may take too long which may result in paying extra paying fees.
Zero social responsibility.
They r intelligent n they think they r intelligent. Many r intelligent too but also humble.
thats the reason why others are more successful and she is still here posting post and so proud of herself
Parents have to teach their children what is right & wrong from young.No teachings so just do what he think is right.
Thats ntuc is going to report police soon. Because of people like that.
It just show that kind of up bringing they have. Just let it be. Kharma will find them
Buying a car in Singapore is considered a luxury due to several factors from crazy prices of COE to the ever-rising cost of maintaining and pumping fuel.
According to Fuel Kaki, a website that tracks fuel prices showed that the prices of fuel have risen across all petrol stations.
95 Octane
The cheapest petrol station which is SPC had the biggest increase in price per litre by $0.10 to $2.75
Esso and Sinopec increase the price per litre by 7 cents to $2.76.
98 Octane
Caltex increases the price per litre by 7 cents to $3.44
Shell increases the price per litre by 6 cents to $3.49
Sinopec increase the price per litre by 6 cents to $3.23
Which one is the cheapest?
After the member and credit cards discount the cheapest is no longer SPC.
Petrol which one cheapest after discount?
Sinopec for 95-octance offers $2.16 per litre
Caltex offers $2.25 (with certain credit cards)
Esso $2.26 (with esso DBS card)
Diesel which one cheapest after discount?
SPC offers a price per litre of $1.85 (After discounts) for diesel
A group of workers were spotted having a party at Kallang Riverside on a weekly basis and the netizen who submitted the post said they often drink and urinate in public.
Here is what the netizens said
Please take a look at the pictures below which is occurring on a weekly basis at Kallang Riverside Park.
These foreign workers will never fail to gather on weekends and public holidays past midnight in mass and blatant Covid violations while the rest of Singapore is expected to adhere to restrictions even on festive occasions.
They will gather to have large drinking sessions and behave inappropriately. The males will even urinate in the sight of female parkgoers not caring about how we feel. They also have standby to lookout for police vehicles driving by on walkway patrols.
Hence, I hope you will highlight these occurrences and let Singaporeans decide if our adherence to safety measures are worth our while!
Potential penalties
A person caught urinating in a public place may be liable to pay a fine of up to $1000 for the first offence if convicted in court. This rises to a fine not exceeding $2000 for a second offence and a fine not exceeding $5000 for a third or any subsequent offences.
The maximum permissible group size for social gatherings is 5 persons.
Breach of safe distancing measures
First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.
For non-compliance with safe management measures under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.
Not wearing masks
If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jail for up to six months.
