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MAN PLAYS PRANKS ON WIFE UNTIL SHE FED UP, SHOUT AT HIM IN PUBLIC

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So my husband Caleb (31) is a prankster. He jokes about everything and pulls pranks of all types all the time. I hate them all and I made it clear to him that I will not tolerate any prank or joke no matter what his justification is. He’s always like “chill, it’s just a joke” or “that’s hella funny you should be laughing instead of yelling” and stuff like that.

Yesterday, We were going out to grab some stuff. He said he “was in the mood” to joke around today (then) and when I attempted to get in the car he began driving back and forth while laughing. I told him I’d go back inside if he did it again and he stopped.

We arrived to the location and he kept locking the door and then unlocking it preventing me to get out. I told him to stop it and he said “okay I’m sorry”. We got into the store and he kept returning the items I put inside the cart til I caught him in act and told him to stop. He stopped

After we got done we stood behind a long line to pay. I stand and he stands beside me laughing and mumbling stuff. I then suddenly feel something on my head. I reach out and find that he stuck a candy that he was eating on it which freaked me out I started screaming at him while everyone else watched.

He looked red in the face as I berated him for what he’s done and kept trying to get me to quiet down, repeatedly saying people were watching us. there was an officer nearby and he noticed the commotion and asked if there was something wrong. Caleb looked stunned but I told him he wanted to make a scene he just got one. Then I left him with the stuff and walked out.

Upon his return he started arguing with me saying I shouldn’t have screamed like a lunatic and drafting public’s attention and making a scene over a prank. He said this was not acceptable to him and it shouldn’t be to me as well since we have a reputation and what I did at the store made us both look bad. I shut the door and remained in the room til he went outside.

he still thinks I overreacted and embarrassed both of us by screaming.

GAN KIM YONG WARNS OF FAKE AD USING HIS PHOTO TO ENDORSE TEA

Minister of Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong posted on Facebook yesterday night that there is an advertisement using his photos for endorsement.

In his Facebook post (May 26), he said that the advertisements are using his photo to promote the product.

The fake ad claims health benefits such as “stabilising blood sugar”.

In his Facebook post he wrote:

There is an ad going around, using a photo of me to promote a tea that claims to stabilise blood sugar.

I have not endorsed any products. Do also remember to be on your guard against such product claims, and to always consult your doctor on your medical condition.

This is not the first time advertisements have used the photos of public figures to “promote” their products. Previously, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung also warned of a similar kind of advertisement which used his product.

Image Source: MCI

71 Y.O FORKLIFT DRIVER JAILED FOR REVERSING INTO MAN, WHO LOST HIS LEG

71-year-old forklift driver, Leow Bah Bee was sentenced to 9 days imprisonment for causing grievous hurt by acting negligently.

He had failed to check his blindspots properly before reversing his forklift and ran over the legs of a 68-year-old man who was standing behind.

The man suffered an open fracture in his right leg, and ended up needing to amputate lower left leg.

What happened

The incident happened on 22 June at about 2020, Leow and the victim were working with Hoy San Stevedoring at the time of the incident.

At about 9.35am, Leow was unloading steel plates using the forklift, which weighed 16 tonnes, and the man was standing about 2.5m behind the forklift counting the steel pipes; he was facing away from the forklift.

Leow turned his head to the left and right to check if anyone was in the path of his forklift, but failed to check his blindspots properly and hadn’t seen the victim.

He then reversed the forklift into the man and ran over his lower legs, and the victim had no time to react.

The victim then passed out and was sent to the hospital where he was found to have suffered severe mangling to his lower limbs, along with other injuries.

He ended up having his left leg amputated.

35 Y.O MAN ARRESTED FOR SCAM, SALE OF BEARBRICK FIGURES & POWERBANKS

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The Police have arrested a 35-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a series of e-commerce scam involving sales of bearbrick figurines and fake online advertisements for sales of items such as chargers and power banks.

Between April and May 2022, the Police received multiple reports from victims who were purportedly cheated by an online seller who advertised the sale of toy figurines. After payments were made by the victims via bank transfers and PayNow, the seller allegedly failed to deliver the toy figurines.

Through follow-up investigations and close collaboration with Carousell, officers from the Commercial Affairs Department established the identity of the man and arrested him.

The man will be charged in court on 27 May 2022 with cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence of cheating carries an imprisonment term that may extend to 10 years and a fine.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the man is believed to have scammed more than 15 victims of more than $5,600.

UK MAN PRAISES S’POREANS AFTER LOST WALLET RETURNED WITH $500 INSIDE

A Caucasian man shared how he had lost his wallet in Singapore with about $500 inside, and received a letter from the Singapore police that his wallet was found.

Speaking to the camera for his TikTok video, he said he wanted to see if Singaproe lives up to its name and has his wallet with $500 of cash inside, if Singapore has honest people.

He then said that he needs that money back because him and his wife were expecting a baby in September.

In the next shot of the video, he was seen in the car explaining how he had just been to the police station and gone through the items that was handed in,

He then took out the money inside his wallet that was returned and counted it, and all the money was still inside.

He said it was unbelievable and that whoever handed it in, he thanked him/her and wished good karma on the kind samaritan and his/her family.

He said he wished he had the person’s name or number so that he could give some form of compensation for their honesty.

he added: “But this is Singapore all over, the honesty of the people all being on the same wavelength, they’re not being that criminal sort of mindset where they take the money and throw the wallet.

Whether it’s the security guards, taxi drivers, waiters, waitresses, just somebody walking in the street, I don’t know who you are.

But thank you so much because I need that money back, it’s a big blessing there for myself, and hopefully, others can be in that same mindset of helping one another.

So thank you very much and God bless you and your family whether you’re Indian, Bangladesh, Singaporean or from the UK, really thank you. if only I could take you for a beer or coffee.

it’s a lucky day for me and lessons learned.”

@chrishendoo Can’t believe this #singapore #honestyisthebestpolicy #lucky#foryou #foryoupage #love ♬ original sound – Chris Henderson

MAN WHO WAS SHOT BY POLICE, ALLEGEDLY PUNCHED AETOS OFFICER

The man who was shot by a police officer at Clementi earlier this year, faced three new charges in court on Thursday.

Soo Cheow Wee, was charged with punching an Aetos officer in June 2019, committing a rash act, and breaching a personal protection order in 2021.

Soo appeared in court via a video link and told the court that he is intending to plead guilty.

Fresh charges

The 49-year-old man, is being accused of punching an Aetos officer on his left temple on 9 June 2019, at about 6.40pm.

He was also charged with allegedly breaching a personal protection order that was taken against him by a woman for family violence.

He had allegedly thrown an aerosol can at her inside a Clementi unit.

Soo’s third charge for allegedly committing a rash act, correlates to the same aforementioned incident where he threw the can.

Recap

Soo was shot by police officers during a stand-off outside Clementi Police Division on 17 February earlier this year.

He had allegedly charged at one of the officers while holding a knife, and prior to the standoff, he allegedly slashed a 41-year-old man with a knife at the vicinity of Block 420A Clementi Avenue 1.

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33 Y.O MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING 61 Y.O WOMAN WITH KNIFE

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A man was charged yesterday after a rape incident happened at an exercise corner

According to Channel News Asia, 33-year-old Imran Syafiq Mohamed Rashid was charged in court for allegedly raping a 61-year-old woman.

Knifepoint

The man who is already out on bail for other alleged cases allegedly held the woman at knife point and told the woman he will rape her.

The incident alledegelly happened on 13 May 2022 between 5AM to 6AM. Due to a gag order the woman’s name and the location of the incident cannot be revel

Other alleged crimes – Jack of all trades

The man is also facing at least 21 other charges which include house-breaking, criminal trespass, and voluntarily causing hurt.

Penalties for rape:

If he is charged with an offence of rape under Section 375(1)(a) punishable under Section 375(2) of the Penal Code 1871. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 20 years and a fine or caning.

US SCIENTIST DISCOVERS NEW HAIR LOSS DRUG, HOPE IS NEAR

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Scientists reported the success of a hair loss drug test in the United States that was more effective than expected. It was found that almost half of the participants had their hair grow back to their full head within 6 months.

It’s a critical breakthrough in the treatment of baldness from alopecia areata, found at all ages, the team of test scientists from Concert Pharmaceuticals said. In England it is found in 15 out of every ten thousand people.

Alopecia areata is caused by an immune disorder that destroys the hair follicles, resulting in hair loss. Some people may have patchy hair loss. But the symptoms can be mild and the hair can grow back. But in some people with severe symptoms, it can lead to baldness.

1st of its kind

There is currently no drug that directly treats the disease, only one that stimulates hair regrowth. Concert Pharmaceuticals, the developer of the CTP-543, is continuing its third, final, pre-approval clinical trial. Registered by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The trial enrolled 706 participants, divided into three groups: the 8 mg twice daily group, the 12 mg twice daily group, and the last placebo group. The real pills had more hair growth than the placebo group.

The result was that the first group had 30 percent of hair growing back at 80 percent or more, and the second group had 42 percent where hair had grown back 80 percent or more, which was the perfect test. because there are both random Volunteer fraud (double-blind) and placebo controls

Dr. Brett King, a dermatologist at the School of Medicine Yale University said it was an important day for the advancement of hair loss treatments. He was very pleased that the drug performed better than expected in the final test.

Dr. King further said that hair loss treatment is something that modern medicine is in great demand. And the latest results indicate that CTP-543 could be a potential therapy.

“CTP-543 is powerful enough to be one of the best hair loss treatments available today. It is one of the most neglected diseases by people and doctors,” said Dr King.

Concert Pharmaceuticals Co. expressed hope that the FDA will soon be able to certify the drug as one of the first that can be used to treat hair loss directly in the United States

According to the British National Health Insurance Institute (NHS), alopecia is common and no danger of concern. It could be a temporary condition due to stress, weight loss, or iron deficiency. or it may be permanent

The drug is used to treat Alopecia areata is an immune disorder that is different from hereditary hair loss. or hereditary hair loss known as androgenetic alopecia (male pattern hair loss).

DELIVERY RIDER NO SMALL CHANGE, CUSTOMER REFUSE TO MAKE FULL PAYMENT

what kind of food delivery customer is this?

Deliver some food to a house last weekend. Cash payment. Order is auto accepted. Took the order, reach the house.

He paid me in cash, realised i have to give him a change of $3.70. Somehow used up all my change, only left with $3.60 change with me.

Told him and he asked me to take just $20 instead of full payment $26.30. I said i would go to the nearest shop to get change , “Then i shall give you a one star rating for returning my change late.”

In the end, i decided to just take $20 from him as payment. Last straw, today i decided to take a break from doing food delivery for now.

Netizens’ comments

Bro, don’t kena played. Ask for paynow

If he dw paynow u, contact dispatch say customer dh the cash required and ask to cancel order.

Best case, dispatch contact customer and he pay u properly.

Worst case, dispatch cancel order. U no docket fee but at least u can eat the food in front of him

Reviews doesn’t matter btw, if it’s fp, nobody can see reviews. If it’s gf, u can contact dispatch/cs and they will help you to remove any unreasonable/wrong reviews

GENTING HIGHLAND SCAMMER, GOES AROUND ASKING FOR MONEY

According to a video shared on Tik Tok, a couple who walk around with a pram tells people that they have lost their wallets/bag and do not have any money.

Netizens who saw the video stated that they are using the “baby” as a pity card so that people will give them money.

The netizen said that they have been seen there almost every day on multiple occasions approaching as many people as they can.

The couple who is stalking visitors at Genting Highland are described as Pakistani and uses the excuse of “Need money to buy food” or “need money for baby’s food”.

Here is the Tik Tok Video:

@hudanadiah_

Hati hati ya semua jangan mudah terpedayaaaa..

♬ original sound – Hud🖤💗 – huda tak srs