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RESIDENT USES LIVE CRAB TO RETRIEVE CLOTHES THAT DROPPED ON BALCONY BELOW

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A video emerged online showing a resident using a live crab to retrieve clothes that fell off a balcony.

The crab was seen tied onto a string and lowered down onto the balcony where the article of clothing (appears to be a dress) was lying.

The dress was apparently too far down below and unreachable, prompting the resident to think out of the box.

The crab was then lowered onto the dress and it then grabbed onto it with its pincers, holding on to it.

The resident then lifted up the string slowly as the live crab held on to the dress, ending with the resident successfully retrieving her dress.

The incident purportedly happened overseas.

GUY MAKES FUN OF INFAMOUS “CID” SCAMMER’S MOTHER, SCAMMER GETS ANGRY

A video emerged online showing a local Facebook live-streamer Bob Senget speaking to a scammer pretending to be from the CID.

In the video, the scammer was seen asking Bob to show him his ATM card.

Bob then played along and asked the scammer if he could show him his ATM card via video, and he then video called the scammer.

The scammer’s camera was off, so Bob insisted on the scammer reveal his face, to which the scammer then complied.

The scammer then flashed his fake CID ID to Bob, before asking him for his OCBC ATM card.

Bob then took out an unidentified card (that wasn’t his ATM card) and showed it to the scammer, who asked what was that.

He then told the scammer that it was a “ticket for your mother to go to JB”.

The scammer then got enraged and hurled vulgarities at Bob and his family members, to which Bob then laughed in response.

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Image and video source: Bob Senget Show Production

GIRL JAYWALKING AND LOOKING AT PHONE, ALMOST SENT TO THE NETHERWORLD

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A video emerged online showing a girl jaywalking across the road and using her phone at the same time, not looking out for traffic.

The girl didn’t notice a car heading towards her and almost got run over but thankfully the driver was alert and swerved away from her just in time to avoid a collision.

THe incident happened on 15 December at around 12.52 pm along Upper Bukit Timah Road.

Potential penalties

Persons found guilty of jaywalking face a fine of $50 for their first offence; repeat offenders face a fine of up to $1,000 and/or a jail term of up to 3 months.

Image source: SGRV

MERCEDES BEATS RED LIGHT THEN GETS HIT BY TAXI AT TRAFFIC JUNCTION

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A video emerged online showing a Mercedes Benz beating the red light and as a result, getting hit by another car at a traffic junction.

The incident happened on 15 December at around 1.15pm, along Choa Chu Kang Drive.

The offending vehicle, a Marcedes Benz, was seen accelerating and beating the red light as a Hyundai Ioniq taxi was driving across at the time.

The taxi didn’t see the offending Merc in time and ended up crashing into the Mercedes.

Potential penalties

Persons found guilty of beating a red light face a fine of $400 as well as 12 demerit points; while drivers of heavy vehicles who beat the red light face a fine of $500 and 12 demerit points.

NEIGHBOUR NOT HAPPY UNCLE BLASTING SIAM DIU MUSIC FROM DOWNSTAIRS AT NIGHT

A netizen shared how her neighbour has allegedly been blasting music from his speaker every night for the past few months.

In the video she posted onto Facebook, loud music could be heard coming from under her home as the music reverberated throughout the estate.

The music appeared to be blasting from the speakers on the uncle’s bicycle.

The netizen said:

“Its been months. Every night this uncle will blast his speaker from far can hear. I stay level 14 can hear this loud. Inconsiderate.”

Potential penalties

Anyone who makes any noise in excess that is likely to cause annoyance or inconvenience to others in the vicinity or in any public setting could face fines of up to $1,000.

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21 Y.O CHARGED FOR THREATENING RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY ON INSTAGRAM

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A 21-year-old man who is believed to be a student from Temasek Polytechnic is due to be charged for threatening violence against the Muslim community.

He is expected to be charged with deliberate intent to wound the religious feelings of other individuals, according to a police release on 19 December.

The man is a Chinese permanent resident.

He was arrested on 8 June last year following police reports made against him for posting threats inciting violence and insensitive comments against the Muslims.

He described in his offending posts that he had a dream where he killed them and said that he had no problem committing genocide.

He also threatened to burn religious texts.

The 212-year-old is also facing two other charges that are unrelated, with one of them being an offence under the Protection from Harassment Act and another for possession of obscene films.

The police said that they take a serious view of acts that have the potential to damage racial and religious harmony in Singapore and any person who makes remarks or takes actions that cause ill will and hostility between different races or religious will be dealt with firmly.

THIEF CAUGHT ON CCTV STEALING RESIDENT’S BICYCLE FROM HDB CORRIDOR

A video emerged online showing a resident’s bicycle parked outside a house being stolen from a HDB corridor.

The entire incident was captured on a CCTV.

The thief was seen acting sneakily and suspiciously in the video as he approached the parked bicycle along the walkway.

He then wheeled the bicycle away and fled the scene with his loot.

Potential penalties

The offense of theft under Section 379 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224 carries a jail term of up to 3 years, or a fine, or both.

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CAR DRIVER DAYDREAMING AND HITS TRUCK, ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO CLAIM INSURANCE

A video emerged online showing a Mitsubishi Lancer hitting a truck during a traffic accident, ending up with a broken side-view mirror.

The netizen who posted the video (presumably the lorry in the video – he got the footage from a witness behind) alleged that the driver later tried to claim insurance from the accident.

The accident happened on 7 December at around 1.45pm along Hougang Avenue 3.

Here is the story:

“I need to share an unfortunate incident where the lancer driver was actually at fault, driving without focusing on the road

He made a wide turn, hitting the truck and breaking their own mirror!

When the vehicles stopped and they spoke to the offending driver, he didn’t pursue anything and let the heavy vehicle go off (because it’s his own mistake?).

However, after going back he did complain and tried to claim insurance.

Lucky there was a witness who was behind us during this incident so he has the footage that I have retrieved.”

SUV SPEEDING ACROSS JUNCTION, CRASHED INTO CAR & ALMOST HITS TP OFFICER

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A video emerged online showing an accident that occurred along Tampines Avenue 9 between two cars at a road junction.

The SUV was seen speeding across the junction before crashing into another car and almost hitting the traffic warden, narrowly missing him by a few centimetres.

The netizen who posted the video said:

“Posting as video witness

Traffic lights were out of order and traffic warden was directing traffic and out of the Toyota Wish SLG9090B speeds across the junction. T-boning another and missing the traffic warden by inches only.

Always slow down at junctions, slow more when traffic lights are out of order. This driver is simply reckless.

Happened along Tampines Avenue 9 on 17/12/21 at 1232 hours.”

HOMELESS PEOPLE IN S’PORE BEING HELPED BY KIND SAMARITANS

A charity group documented their journey helping the homeless, rough sleepers around Singapore, giving them food to eat.

A video was shared on Facebook by Prabu Ramachandran, who captioned his video:

“Homeless, rough sleepers visit in Bras Basah, Waterloo, Albert Complex, Queen Street areas.

Handing out biscuits to them to ensure that atleast they have something to eat at least.

Food security, food insecurity is a thing for some of them as apart from being homeless, some of them might not have food to eat for days sometimes.

From interacting with them, they are decent people, who are older aged, who have fallen through the cracks of the system.

They appear to be happy to speak to us and that they are not forgotten.

This effort and project thanks to Puvana for contributing towards the biscuits handed out.”

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Source: Prabu Ramachandran addresses Real Issues in Singapore on Facebook