71-year-old Wong Chong Weng, was sentenced to 3 weeks imprisonment and fined $1,400 on 15 June after pleading guilty to one count of performing a rash act that endangered the safety of others, one count of failing to stop his e-scooter when asked to do so by officers, and one count of riding his e-scooter on the road.

Wong had ridden his e-scooter illegally on the road and when spotted by LTA officers, he turned around and rode against the flow of traffic – e-scooters can only be used on cycling paths.

He then hit one of the LTA officers in the chest with the handlebar of his e-scooter, resulting in the officer suffering bruises on his chest.

Background

Wong was riding his e-scooter on the left lane of the road along Sembawang Drive on 29 October 2019, when he was stopped by an enforcement officer who was on duty that day, Muhammad Firhan Abdul Kadir.

Wong refused to comply with Firhan’s instruction, and the latter then alerted several auxiliary police officers nearby about the situation.

Wong then spotted the other officers approaching him and turned his scooter around, riding against the flow of traffic.

He soon realised that he was riding back to Firhan and got off his scooter before trying to carry it onto the pavement.

The scooter then got stuck on a grass patch and Firhan then shouted at Wong to stop, but the latter refused.

Wong then managed to get his scooter back on the road and continued riding it, and the handlebar then hit Firhan in the chest.

The police were then alerted about the situation by another LTA officer, and Firhan was then conveyed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.

Firhan was found with a bruised chest and given 3 days MC.

A 41-year-old man in South Korea had reportedly killed one of his workers by inserting a 70cm rod into his rectum.

He was sentenced to 25 years in prison yesterday (16 June) for the shocking murder.

The man, identified by Yonhap News Agency as Han, had committed the murder on 31 December last year, and the victim was a man in his 20s.

The murder took place at a children’s gym that Han owned in northwestern Seoul.

Han was reportedly irritated by the victim’s behaviour and they were both drinking six bottles of soju on the day of the incident.

According to the South Korean police, the deceased had died from organ rupture, with the autopsy report showing a perforation in the victim’s rectum and ruptured organs including his heart and liver.

The prosecution had sought a life sentence for Han, but had to settle for 25 years imprisonment.

A 37-year-old man in the UK, Rehan Baig, was convicted by the Bradford Crown Court for raping his pet chickens to death while his wife filmed him, according to The Sun.

He was sentenced to 3 years in prison, with the court describing him as “depraved, despicable and perverted” for performing an act that would make “any right-thinking member of society sick to their stomach.”

He and his wife, Haleema, also previously engaged in intercourse with a dog and had photos of the act, as well as having possession of 49 indecent images and videos of children, with some featuring children as young at 6 years old.

Haleema Baig was spared jail term for her latest act with the chickens after the court learned that she was ill-treated by her husband Rehan, and was given a 6-month suspended sentence.

Baig reportedly raped the chickens in the basement of his house, with his wife (who was filming) also caught inside the footage.

She then joined him in the videos and at one point, Rehan alternated between having intercourse with the chickens and his wife.

The video was filmed on a GoPro and saved in a folder entitled “family vids”, with the wife admitting that they committed the depraved acts multiple times with different coloured chickens.

Two of the chickens that were raped later died, with Rehan seen in one video having intercourse with the dead chicken’s corpse before throwing it away in a black rubbish bag.

The crimes came to light after the National Crime Agency raided their home in Great Horton, Bradford in West Yorkshire after they received a complaint about him possessing explicit photos of children.

Two computers, a laptop and mobile phone were seized by the authorities.

Images source: Ben Lack via The Sun (mugshot) and Unsplash (chicken).