A video was uploaded by a maid after she was quarrelling with an uncle.

The maid was not happy she was shouted at and started shouting vulgarities at the man.

The woman then said she will call police.

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Karuppiah Jeyakkumar, a 44-year-old Indian national and a Singapore PR, pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing grievous hurt and was sentenced yesterday to 9 months of imprisonment.

He was also ordered to compensate the victim $315.70.

He had used an umbrella to assault a distant relative of his in a fit of rage, until the umbrella broke – the victim, Mr Alangam Pillai Rajendran, 55-years-old, required extensive surgery to repair the severe injuries inflicted onto his right eye.

The victim had his vision in his right eye reduced for a significant amount of time.

What happened?

The victim’s wife owned a provision shop in Clementi which the attacker, Karuppiah had contributed money to set up, but he was not registered as a co-owner.

The victim and his wife told Karuppiah that they wanted to sell the shop and share the money with him.

But Karuppiah wanted them to sell it to him instead, with the parties failing to come to an agreement.

On 2 October 2017, the victim met a potential buyer at around 8.45pm outside the shop.

Karuppiah show up a few minutes later because he was supposed to hand over the account book and the shop keys to the victim.

He then got agitated when he saw the victim and the potential buyer.

Karuppiah then used an umbrella and slipper and assaulted the victim, he then chased him away.

The police were called in by the potential buyer and the victim then took a cab to the West Coast Neighbourhood Police Post.

He was then conveyed to NUH in an ambulance.

The victim had suffered an injury to his right eye.

Karuppiah is currently out on $10,000 bail and was ordered to surrender himself on 5 November at the State Courts to begin his jail sentence.

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Chen Yuanyuan, a 28-year-old Chinese national, was given 7 charges earlier today.

Among the charges she faced includes two counts of voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant, two counts under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act, and one count under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

What happened?

Earlier this year on 24 Fenruary, Chen allegedly breached Covid-19 rules by leaving her home to go to a gathering of more than 8 people at a home in Pemimpin Drive.

The police caught her celebrating Chinese New Year at the unit with 14 other people after midnight.

She then allegedly tried to bribe one of the police officers with $100, hoping the officer wouldn’t take enforcement action against her.

The police officer rejected the bribe the the case was then referred to the CPIB.

Separately, in another incident that happened on 21 June, Chen had allegedly threatened a man with a knife.

She is currently out on a bail of $15,000 and is due to return to court on 5 November.

The CPIB said in a statement released yesterday that Singapore takes a zero-tolerance approach to corruption.

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A photo emerged online showing a group of YPs gathering in a group of 6.

They were seen not wearing their masks as well and flashing all kinds of different gang signs to prove their allegiance to their gangs.

It is unclear who the YPs are.

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A photo emerged online showing a man grabbing his own genitalia in public, stimulating his reproductive gland.

He was seen watching something on his phone on board a bus.

His hand was also seen inside his shorts, in full view of the other commuters.