A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a group of Sri Lankan students getting arrested for abusing drugs at a HDB roof garden. It is believe that they have been doing it for several weeks prior to their arrest. They were caught red-handed for possessing weed.
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They’re 5 Sri Lankan students in Singapore studying in Stanfort academy. They were abusing on drugs for many weeks in the rooftop garden and got away many times when ppl called the police for their public nuisance like peeing and just littering ard the exercising corner..
this time they got caught red handed. Also got arrested for possession of controlled drugs… weed! Police arrested them all for possession and consumption of controlled drugs.
A 10-year-old boy named David, who is diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome, was reported missing earlier today (27 May).
Those diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome typically have mild intellectual and learning disability.
He went missing at Pasir Ris and was spotted 2 hours later at Our Tampines Hub, although he hasn’t been reunited with his family yet and still remains at large.
David went missing at around 12pm, at the Costa Ris HDB estate.
He is about 139cm tall and was last seen wearing a black shirt and shorts.
A police report has already been lodged and anyone with information is urged to contact the police at 1800 225 0000.
In a drug bust conducted by CNB on 25 May, a 31-year-old female suspect and a 45-year-old male suspect were arrested for suspected drug activities.
A total of 5.6kg of heroin, 2.5kg of “Ice”, 2.5kg of cannabis, 192 “Ecstacy” tablets and 7 Erimin-5 tablets were seized, along with $28,000 in case and 703 Nitrazepam tablets.
The drugs seized were worth about $944,000.
An 11-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl were playing outside the unit before the raid commenced, and they were established to be the children of the female suspect.
CNB said that arrangements were made to ensure the welfare of the children were taken care of, placing them in the safe custody of a next-of-kin.
Sebastian Tan, the Deputy Director of CNB (Operations), said:
“Children are the unfortunate victims in many of such drug offences.
Drug traffickers not only destroy the lives of others through their selfish and nefarious acts, but also bring pain and misery to their family and children.
Parents play a key role in nurturing and guiding their children, and to keep them out of harms’ way.
CNB endeavours to keeping the streets of Singapore safe from drugs through our rigorous enforcement actions and will continue to reach out to parents and work with them to guide their children towards a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.”
At the time of writing, investigations are still ongoing.
A Braddell View resident, Caleb Tay, took to Facebook to share how he woke up in the morning and found a ” fat, tattooed Indian (stranger), seemingly in his 20s (and topless)” inside his home and barging into his room.
The incident happened earlier today (27 May), Tay’s parents were asleep inside their room when he was woken up by a loud noise from outside.
A topless man then barged into his room unannounced, going to one side of his room to open a window.
Bewildered and confused, Tay then shouted at the ma, demanding to know who he was and what he was doing in his house.
The man didn’t say anything.
The topless man then slowly strolled out of his room while Tay was shouting at him and eventually walked out of the house.
Tay then went to other apartment units trying to find the man but couldn’t, so he went to the security office and saw 2 police officers, who then told him that they were here regarding reports about a break in.
The topless man was detained in another housing unit, and 10 police officers then came, armed with shields.
Tay said that thankfully his parents are not hurt in the incident.
The police have since confirmed that a 32-year-old man was arrested for criminal trespass and suspected drug-related offences.
At the time of writing, investigations are ongoing.
A kid spent $239 on a gaming mouse from a shop on Carousell named Endless Passion, but was worried that his (we’re gonna assume it’s a guy for writing convenience) mother would find out.
So the kid asked the seller on Carousell for help.
The seller then obliged and wrapped the item up in a discreet packaging, labelling it “Books for study.”
A heartwarming video emerged online showing a young Filipino couple giving out drinks and snacks to a group of migrant workers.
The workers were seen toiling under the hot sun and working during the holiday (Vesak Day).
The couple then thought they’d do something nice for them and offered them food and drinks, bring the snacks down to them.
The migrant worker then told the husband that he wanted to share the drinks with his colleagues, which moved the couple and prompted them to bring some more snacks down.
Good job guys!
A little kindness goes a really long way.
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Image and video source: Singapore Incidents Facebook