A video emerged online showing a Foodpanda motorcyclist being hit by a car at a discretionary right turn junction.
The contents inside his food bag were strewn all over the road as the rider laid on the ground in a heap.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
Local actor Shane Pow was charged in court earlier today (22 April) with drink driving.
He was charged under one count of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Pow was driving a “motorvan” with at least 49 microgrammes of alcohol in 100ml of his breath, far exceeding the 35 microgrammes legal limit.
Drunk Pow was driving along Java Road towards Nicoll Highway at about 11.30pm on 17 September 2020.
It is worth highlighting that the 30-year-old was previously convicted on July 2014 with the same offence of drink driving and if he’s convicted again, he’d be a repeat offender and face a minimum driving ban of 5 years.
Pow’s lawyer asked the court for 6 weeks to make representations.
Separately, Pow was also present at local actor’s Terence Cao’s illegal gathering that breath Covid-19 laws.
Images source: @jeffrey_xu on IG and @shanepowxp on IG
The Singapore General Hospital shared on their Facebook page, warning the public of fake letters of job offers from SGH being circulated in India.
They highlighted that SGH didn’t issue such letters and they do not have recruitment offices or agencies overseas.
They also provided tell tale signs on how to distinguish the fake letters:
Images source: Singapore General Hospital
Farhana Mohamed Suwati, 31-year-old, pleaded guilty on Wednesday (21 April) to a charge each of mischief and using insulting behavior with intent to cause distress.
A third charge will be considered during sentencing.
Farhana had wanted to scare and warn her neighbour because she thought he had molested her in early 2019.
So one night, on May 2020, she placed raw beef at his doorstep and shouted “wei” before leaving, but she ended up causing distress to the man’s mother who doesn’t eat beef.
The victims were a 48-year-old man and his 79-year-old mother.
The old woman was at home when the incident happened and was angry and distressed because she did not eat of touch beef.
Their relative then made a police report about their neighbour throwing something at the flat, highlighting that they had “history before this”.
On 10 September 2020, Farhana went to the victims’ home and hurled vulgarities at them, before removing 5 aluminium window panels and 3 metal rods from the victims’ living room window and threw then inside their flat.
It was apparently because she heard a cough from the victims’ flat, and she was “easily annoyed by noises and would explode in anger.
Farhana will be sentenced in May after the judge called for a report assessing her suitability for mandatory treatment order.
A 59-year-old man reportedly jumped down from the 14th storey of a HDB block at Block 786 Choa Chu Kang Drive on 19 April at about 2pm.
A pair of slippers, a black hat, some plastic bags, a piece of white paper and some photos were left behind at the scene.
Among which was a photo of a girl with the caption “cheat” written on it.
At the time of writing, the police are investigation the unnatural death.
A 16-year-old boy, Muhammad Hamizan Salam, has been missing for 13 days since 8 April.
He was last seen at Block 993B Yio Chu Kang Road, Pertapis Children’s Home, at about 6.30am.
If you or anyone you know happen to have any information that could help with the search, please contact the hotline at 1800-255-0000.
Image source: Singapore Police Force
A video emerged online showing a fracas taking place outside a pub at about 10.30pm at Prinsep Street.
One of the girls was getting pulled in all directions, ending up in her being partly stripped of her clothes, exposing her top.
A few of the guys were also being hit in the midst of the chaos.
And ang moh who tried to stop the fight was allegedly also hit in the face and he escaped after being hit.
The girl who got partly stripped from the fight was then later conveyed to hospital.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG and Telegram
According to a media release, a group of people was seen gathering and a fight broke out among them.
The incident happened in Chinatown on Tuesday night at Keong Saik Road at around 11.50 PM. According to the Police, two males and two females ranging from the age of 28 to 39 were arrested.
The scuffle alerted the residents in the area and a report was made, two of them were taken to Changi General Hospital
Channel News Asia uploaded a video of the fight on Youtube:
A netizen, Leonardo Ng, shared how he was buying a cup of soya milk at Lao Ban Soya Beancurd at Serangoon Bus Interchange, when he witnessed something amazing.
He shared that he met a woman who purchased a bulk order of 30 tubs of beancurd, which are apparently meant for the bus captains at the interchange, as a way of thanking them for their service.
Ng asked her if she was an SBS staff, to which she replied that she was merely a grateful bus passenger.
The woman paid about $50 in total for the beancurds (my maths is horrible, a tub costs $1.70 so 30 tubs would be about $50).
The best part of the story? The woman then offered to pay for Ng’s drinks as well.
What a legend!
Images source: Leonardo Ng on Facebook
A video emerged online showing an e-bike cyclist jaywalking on the road, beating two red lights at one go.
The incident purportedly happened near Woodgrove Mall.
Image and video source: Complaint Singapore Facebook
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