An errant cyclist who was blocking the road’s lane, was honked by an irate driver who was stuck behind him.

Unhappy at being honked, the cyclist then flashed his middle finger to the driver.

The incident happened along Upper Thomson Road towards Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1.

Asogan Suparamaniam, the director of Global Marine Construction & Engineering, was electrocuted to death on site while decommissioning a substation in September 2017.

As a result, SP PowerGrid was fined $150,000 yesterday (2 July).

A substation transforms high voltage current to lower voltage for use in homes, commercial buildings and etcetera.

JTC wanted to decommission the substation and on 24 September 2017, Asogan and 5 workers were gathered at an overground box to start work on the low voltage cables.

Technical officer Adam Mohd Noor unlocked the box and removed the protector panels before leaving the area for the workers to start work.

The live apparatus inside the box was fully exposed to everyone and there was no supervision from SP PowerGrid.

Asogan touched the conductive parts of a cable with his bare hands and was electrocuted.

He was then taken to hospital where he died.

Image source: liangsoon.com

A girl’s cat went missing and she took to social media to appeal for information on its whereabouts.

She captioned her post “my dumbass cat went missing” and described her cat as “f**king weird but I still love him to death”.

Anyone with information on her cat can contact her at the number in the poster.

Images source: @verylazypers0n on IG

A netizen sends in a message of a man who is working at Kim San Leng coffee shop located in Bukit Panjang, the man seems to be responsible for customers to sit in the correct position of the table and wants customers to wear the mask properly. But he ownself wear his mask like a chin diaper.

Here is the story:

Kim San Leng coffee shop Bukit Panjang no wear mask plus keep shouting at customers if we sit near the X sign. He is drinking while working mask all the time halfway down. If someone wears the mask the same way as him he will shout but why he himself can mask down when sitting down.

• 1 July time about 6.44 pm to 7 pm
• Bukit panjang Kim seng leng coffee shop
• About at least 13 to 15 min

U can see his table no drinks at all. Plus I am 100% sure he is working while drinking. One last thing he keeps going around shouting around at people if some people sit near the X sign.

I hope if he can talk NICELY Instead of shouting.

Even my friend say he very gl and keep shouting

Hope u can help I dunno who to send this to but send to Singapore uncensored. Report this issues to the management but no reply at all so send u all

In order to protect the victim, the judge ordered a gag order including the name of the defendant.

41-year-old Filipino maid faces three of violating the Children and Young Persons Act (CYPA). She pleaded guilty to two of them.

How she was caught

On 3 occasions, May 11, 16, 20 of 2020. A witness took videos of the defendant abusing the employer’s children in a variety of ways many parents will not tolerate..

The witness happened to move to the defendant’s home as her elderly employer has shifted over and she was staying with them. She witnessed the defendant kicking, punching and beating a pair of brothers. After she no longer could tolerate her abusive actions, she decided to record videos and photos of the abusive actions in order to provide evidence to the employer.

In two of the videos, the defendant could be seen feeding a boy and she lost her patience with the boy and hit his mouth with a spoon which lead to the boy crying and coughing out his food. The defendant continued to hit her despite the boy’s cries.

In another recording, the two brothers were playing and one them started crying because the other snatch his toy, the maid pulled the boy’s ear and the boy started to cry. Instead of calming down the boy, she kicked the boy in his forehead.

30-year-old Singaporean Alexander Aw Boon Hao was caught possessing a stun device that resembles an Apple iPhone, it was not the first time the man had a brush with the law.

In court detail of purchase and intent was revealed, The device was purchased for S$20 from Wish.com, which he claims that the purchased was for the intention of defending himself from his enemies,

On November 26 of 2020, When police officers discovered the object they realised that the device looks like a phone but it felt too light in weight, he lied to the Police and claims that it was a signal jammer.

Only after the officers tested it on the spot and observed that it made a crackling sound with a light spark when activated, only then did Aw acknowledge it was a stun device.

When responding to a 999 call from Aw’s girlfriend, who claimed that she had been hit, the officers discovered the device in his sling bag.

Aw later admitted that he had even test his device on himself and it felt painful.

Rapist In 2015

Back in 2015, he was sentenced to 7 years jail along with 6 strokes of the rotan after he pled guilty to rape and poisoning a Malaysian woman.

At the time, three further accusations were being considered: attempting to choke and suffocate her, injuring her with a knife, and attempting suicide.

July 9

Aw will be back in on court on July 9, he is currently out on bail.

If he is found guilty of arms possession he can be jailed up to 3 years & fined $5,000.

According to a court hearing, a man driving a Mercedes who sped at nearly twice the speed limit killed a cyclist in Tampines. He was sentenced earlier today to 26 weeks in prison and an eight-year driving restriction (Jul 2).

49-year-old Johnson Yap admitted to his crimes that he had collided with the bicycle and killing him in the process.

On the morning of November 21, 2019, Yap was driving his vehicle along Tampines Avenue 3 towards Tampines Avenue 4.

Yap sped down multiple lanes after passing a bus before approaching the signalized pedestrian crossing where a 64-year-old man was trying to cross the road on his bicycle

Yap continued driving at a high speed of between 95 and 97 kilometers per hour on a road where the speed limit was 50 kilometers per hour because the traffic light was green in his favor.

Yap observed the victim riding through about two vehicle lengths before the pedestrian crossing and quickly engaged his brakes, but he was unable to stop in time.