A man who cannot be named due to a court order to protect the victims aged 17 and 18 has been sentenced to imprisonment for two years and nine months for molesting his grand daughter.

He has pleaded guilty to three counts of outrage of modesty and a charge of exploitative sexual communication with a minor, with five other similar charges taken into consideration.

Details of his crime

October 2019 was the first incident of his alleged crime. The man kissed his granddaughter on the mouth and made her perform a sexual act on him when his wife was out at work.

He demanded her to keep silent and she complied because she was afraid of him.

He did this again two months later when she sought refuge in his home after her mother had chased her out after a quarrel.

This time, he asked her to perform a sex act, kissed her on her mouth and molested her chest with her clothes on.

Sometime in the same year, the victim’s younger sister also moved in and he asked her for sex.

He walked around the flat naked when his wife was not around.

Finally got caught

The older sister could not take it in January 2020, and confided in her aunt, who in turn told his wife about it.

The wife confronted him and he promised not to do it again but soon continued with his actions.

On March 12, he showed a p*rnographic video to the older girl while she was having dinner and molested her.

She pushed him away and ran out of the flat and made a police report two days later.

Previous conviction

His sexual crimes dates back to 1987, where he was fined S$1,500 for possession of obscene videos.

In 1999, he committed sexual crimes towards his daughter and four of her friends aged 13 to 17.

He was convicted of two counts of rape, molestation and carnal intercourse against the order of nature for his crimes and sentenced to a total of 12 years jail and 12 strokes of the cane.

He could have been jailed up to two years or fined or caned or receive any combination of the three.

For exploitative sexual communication with a minor, he could have been jailed up to two years or fined or both.

A YP went on Carousell to try and bargain with a seller for a bicycle.

He demanded to buy the for $200 instead of the $400 listing price, saying “you pundek I say 200”.

The buyer then told him to “STFU”, to which he replied:

“u nabei come fight ah cb”

Here is the story:

22-year-old May Moe Kyi is pleaded guilty after she was charged with leaving her home to meet her boyfriend during a circuit breaker.

May is a SG Permanent resident from Myanmar, she repeatedly leaves her house to meet her boyfriend so that they could “exercise”

Back then during circuit breaker, no one was allowed to leave their homes unless for essential purposes and of course her boyfriend who stays at a different residential address from her is not allowed either.

In court, it was stated that May left her house in Choa Chu Kang to meet her boyfriend at Bukit Batok at least 10 times to exercise.

She can be jailed for up to 6 months and/or fined a maximum of SGD$10,000 for each charge.

The case continues after the probation report is completed.

A 45-year-old woman who was depressed threw a bunch of household items from the 12th floor of a block in Sin Ming.

She was depressed as both her husband and son are in jail and alone at home. Acting out of frustration she threw more than 10 heavy items down the block, the items include Audio systems, an iron pot and a computer.

Zaobao reported that a social worker working in the senior activity centre on the ground floor of an HDB went outside to check.

She saw the defendant living in a tall building throwing objects from the 12th floor and immediately called the police.

The prosecution stated that the defendant dropped large objects from her home, which could cause serious injuries. If the object hits another person, the consequences will be disastrous.

The prosecution also said that the defendant had a criminal record and had committed crimes in 2000 and 2008. These were factors that aggravated the penalty and required the judge to sentence her to 6 to 8 weeks.

The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 78-year-old Mdm Ng Kim Hong to come forward.

Mdm Ng, a former resident of Blk 503 Hougang Avenue 8, had passed away on 18 August 2021.

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

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

I really don’t want to be an a**hole and learn the new aged bad habit of ghosting. However, I broke up with my ex gf three months ago and roughly once every five days she will call me or message me over random stuff, you know the kind to test the water and start a conversation, but with no real purpose sort.

Twice out of the many times, she also used this as a chance to start a random fight with me.

The reason we broke up was that she was abusive and I could not deal with it so even though it was a long term relationship, after thinking for many months, I felt we had no future together so called it off. Could it be because she is a narcissist and couldn’t stand the fact that I broke up with her? She even randomly texted me to say if people ask this is a mutual breakup.

To me, she can say whatever she wants, like how is this even important?

Thoughts people?

A 19 y.o YP was given one year and nine months probation for stealing female undergarments and primary school uniforms from HDB flats to wank at the staircase landings.

He would take the stolen apparels to touch and smell before masturbating at staircase landings.

After he is done with his act, he would leave them at the dry risers before fleeing from the scene.

First offence (3 Sep 2020)

He went to a HDB block at Jurong West in the afternoon to steal two skirts, a top, and one set of P.E. attire from a unit on the eighth floor.

He then climbed up to the 10th floor to fulfil his fantasies at the staircase landing and hid them in a dry riser there before leaving.

A police report was filed by the unit’s occupants and the YP was arrested a month later.

Further investigations showed that he had done this to the same unit on seven previous occasions when the police also found dresses and bras there.

Second offence (5 Feb 2021)

He did not stop his acts even after he was caught for the first time.

He went to a flat in Jurong East on that evening to take a pair of underwear and two primary school P.E. tops from a sixth floor unit before heading to the eighth floor to pcc again.

Again, he stupidly reused the same modus operandi and left the stolen items at the dry riser again.

The owner too made a police report, but was unable to recover the clothes this time.

Under his probation conditions, he has to serve 50 hours of community service, stay indoors between 10am to 6pm and also attend offence-specific cognitive behavioural treatment.

Adult offenders for theft could have received a jail term of up to three years or a fine or both.

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57-year-old Rita Xavier was jailed after she was found guilty after she was found to have broken the laws that fall under the Woman’s Charter.

The woman’s company “Bella Donna Promotion” promoted the services online and clients would contact her for a booking and she would get a cut of the social escort’s services. The clients can book the “services” via several websites that are run by her.

However, the services were not clean and the escorts provided prostitution services that cost up to SGD$1,000 per hour. After receiving the booking she informed one of her 5-6 escorts to book a hotel room and standby for service.

After the deed is done she would take a cut of up to 50% in commission.

Today Online reported that the woman earns an average of SGD3,500 a month from the illegal activities.

Two Singaporean women(24 and 46 years old) was hired by Xavier to perform the services and the 46-year-old did it as a part-time job while the 24-years-old woman did it 15 times with different clients. The 42-years-old woman was eventually arrested at Hotel Miramar.

Xavier ran the services for 7 years before she was caught. The law eventually caught up with her and she was sentenced to 6 month’s jail and fined SGD$4,200