A video was uploaded on Reddit of a man hanging but the ceiling of a vent.

Initially, the video looks like a huge “snake” that was hanging up there, on closer inspection, it turns out the be the arm of a man.

Soon after the man started to hang at the ceiling like spiderman and started shouting.

Moments later a man appeared trying to interfere but was quickly pulled away by another man.

A Police officer equipped with a helmet and rifle walked passed the scene. It is unclear if it’s the Special Operation command unit.

The scene attracted a crowd with one of them saying “Never seen anything like this”

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Former Getai singer and Facebook Livestream seller Wang Lei, was live on 24 April at the Peni Concept Store in Johor Bahru for more than 2 hours.

The video had about 180k views, with Wang Lei wearing bras and high heels in an attempt to sell the products.

He was also seen wearing the bra on his head and looking like Chinese Batman.

He put on the bra, a skirt, a pair of heels, a pair of sunglasses, some cat ears and a handbag, as he strutted in the video.

Peni concept store then said that they sold more than 10,000 boxes of underwear by the next morning.

Wang Lei also posted on his Facebook earlier today, saying that it “turns out men can sell women’s underwear as well, I sold 8,000 sets of underwear in 15 minutes!”

Zechariah Wong An Yi, 26-years-old, was sentenced to 26 weeks jail for criminal breach of trust and misappropriating $9,989.

Another 4 more charges involving forgery were also considered during his sentencing.

Wong, who was an OCBC Bank teller at the time, had taken money from a cash bag that he was given at the start of his shift meant for his teller drawer.

In an attempt to hide his illegal actions, he then forged the signatures of his father and a friend and made withdrawals from their accounts to replace the money that he took.

He then told a colleague about his actions on 28 November 2019, asking her to lend him #3,800 to replace the money, which she declined.

The issue was then brought up to their branch supervisor and following investigations, Wong was found to have taken a total of $9,989 between 1 October to 28 November 2019.

He would take a few hundred dollars from the cash bag to place bets on football matches.

Wong utilised the signature verification system of OCBC to access the signatures of his father and a friend, before forging their signatures to make withdrawals from their account without them present.

The court heard that his father and friend do not expect Wong to pay them back the money, and his lawyer, Mr Jason Peter Dendroff, revealed that Wong was being harassed by loan sharks.

Priscilla Tan Siew Min, 34-years0old, was fined $10,000 on 25 April for cheating by personation, she had used her 12-year-old niece’s TraceTogether token to gain entry into public faces to purchase food, as well as borrow books from a library.

Two more similar charges were also considered during her sentencing.

Tan, who is a patient service associate at the National Neuroscience Institute at Tan tock Seng Hospital, did not have Covid-19 at the time.

What happened?

On 30 April 2021, Tan was placed on a leave of absence after being identified as a contact of a doctor who tested positive for Covid 19.

The was allowed to leave her home to buy food, but she was worried about getting into trouble for leaving home if she was found to have contracted Covid 19 (her swab result was still pending at the time).

She was also worried if she came into contact with someone else who had the virus, and she then used her niece’s TraceTogether token to go to The Poiz Centre in Upper Serangoon to buy dinner.

On 2 May, she also used her niece’s TraceTogehter token to visit Library@Esplanade to borrow some books, and again at Marina Square to buy dinner.

A 24-year-old man was charged in court on 23 April with attempted extortion, for allegedly threatening to spread a video clip described as being “compromising” of the victim onto social media.

He had allegedly demanded a sum of $50,000 from the victim, with the police saying that they received a report on 19 April at about 5.25pm.

Officers from Clementi Police Division then established the alleged perpetrator’s identity and he was arrested with the aid of CCTV images.

A mobile phone was also seized by the authorities to be used an a case exhibit.

The penalty for extortion carries a jail term of up to 5 years with caning.