The Police are looking for the man shown in the image below to assist with investigations into a case of dishonest misappropriation of property reported at 505 Beach Road on 30 June 2021.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online via www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

What is dishonest misappropriation of property?

What is “misappropriation of property”(MOP), to put it in simple terms, it means using a person or an organization’s property inappropriately even knowing the fact that it is a behaviour of dishonesty.

Example of MOP

Mr A found a wallet that contains money and the identity of a person, knowing the fact that the wallet does not belong to him he uses the money.

A couple of students were seen sitting on the floor of an MRT cabin.

They were seen sitting and leaning against the train door and blocking half of the exit.

It is unclear who the students are or where they are from.

Image source: @singaporeviralsg on IG

A petition has been started by pet owners to give the woman in the photo, Charlotte Liew a harsher sentence, she was sentenced to 2 weeks in jail and fine SGD$37,500 for abusing animals and banned from operating any animal-related business for 1 year.

But netizens felt that it was not enough and started a petition that has gathered over 6700 people supporting the cause.

In the page it is stated that:

Money should not be the answer to crimes, just because she got a big fine does not mean it justifies the crime.  We appeal for a heavier jail sentence as deterrent that Singaporeans do not condone animal abuse!

A man parked his bicycle at Sembawang MRT but it was stolen leaving the wheel behind. The man said on Facebook that he is giving the culprit a chance before calling the Police.

The victim said :

STOLEN BIKE! LAST SEEN AT SEMBAWANG MRT STATION BICYCLE PARKING AREA AT ROUNDABOUT DROP OFF ZONE.

I SUGGEST THE LITTLE THIEF TO COME FORWARD AND RETURN IT WITHIN 24HOURS BEFORE I MAKE A POLICE REPORT.

Mr Kang

A young mother recently shared a story with us about her teenage daughter’s alleged number of suitors and how she decided to put her in her place.

Here is the story

“ Hi, I am a young mother and my daughter is 16-17.

Everyday I will receive different parcels from delivery couriers addressed to my daughter.

When I asked her how come she bought so much stuff, she will always say that they are from her suitors.

She also says that sometimes when she comes back from school, there will be a few different guys that wants to send her home but she will reject them.

I told her that it is not nice to waste a boy’s time, money and effort if she is not interested in them but she tells me that it is their choice and she cannot reject them.

She even called my way of thinking old fashioned.

I decided to put her into her place one day when a guy sent her home and shouted to her “EH YOU SO FLAT STILL GOT PEOPLE WANT AH”

I could not stop feeling happy deep inside when I saw the embarrassed look on her face and I whispered to her, “Don’t teach your mother how to f**k”

Image source: unsplash.com and carousell.sg

A netizen shared a photo that showed a worker sitting at the back of a lorry, with the concrete debris from a construction work.

She said:

“I was really sad today when I saw the working conditions of this foreign construction worker. The man was in a lorry was full of concrete debris collected after renovations. This was very worrying as the debris  looked like it may fall on him any second. Also, it was around 1.50pm and it was very hot.

This shows the sad reality of foreign workers tough working conditions in Singapore. To all employers of foreign workers why are we still jeopardising the lives of the people whom could have possible built the building which you are in right now? Isnt one accident already one too many?”

Images source: @wakeupsingapore on IG

A 27-year-old Singaporean woman who goes by “Matilda Lee” on Twitter, is being investigated by the police for allegedly “promoting enmity between different racial groups”.

The Singapore police said in a press release earlier today that a report was lodged against her and that they are currently investigating.

The woman was identified by the police on 29 August and she was revealed to be a woman of “Malay ethnicity”.

Here are some of the racist tweets that she posted.