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MAN SENT VIDEOS OF HIMSELF SLEEPING WITH GF TO HER COUSIN, JAILED

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A 31-year-old Bangladeshi man had filmed himself sleeping with his then-girlfriend and sent it to her cousin following an argument, he also threatened to spread the video online and make it viral.

He pleaded guilty to intentionally distributing a woman’s intimate recording without her consent and was sentenced on 9 December to 12 weeks imprisonment.

The identities of the parties involved cannot be named due to a gag order to protect the victim’s identity.

What happened?

The (former) couple were dating since 2018 and the man filmed them having intercourse with his mobile phone.

The victim had initially allowed him to film it but changed her mind later and told him to delete it, to which the man then lied to her and said that it was deleted.

The couple then had a fight over money and relationship issues at around 20 September.

The victim blocked him on Whatsapp, to which the man then sent the video to her cousin on 26 September at around 4.40 pm, he had wanted to make the victim talk to him because she blocked him on Whatsapp.

The police were then alerted to the incident the next day.

F&B OUTLET FINED $5K FOR LETTING CUSTOMERS DRINK ALCOHOL AFTER 10.30PM

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F&B outlet Darts Buddy was fined $5,000 for allowing customers to continue consuming alcohol after 10.30pm and breaching Covid-19 rules.

One other charge of letting patrons play with poker cards was considered during their sentencing.

What happened?

On 29 January at about 10.40pm, police and safe distancing enforcement officers noticed that patrons were going into and leaving the outlet at 28 Beatty Road even with the shutters down.

Darts Buddy’s lawyer, Dhanwant Singh, reasons that the shutters were rolled down to prevent more customers from entering after 10.30pm.

The bar was allowed to serve food until midnight.

DPP Kenneth Kee highlighted that customers were still allowed to enter the bar via a rear door.

INTOXICATED WOMAN STANDING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD AND SHOUTING

A video emerged online showing a woman who was purportedly intoxicated and being a public nuisance to others on the road.

She was seen standing in the middle of the road and shouting at someone.

The woman then made her way onto a nearby HDB estate to continue her shouting, appearing to be walking towards someone else as she continued her shouting.

Another woman in white was seen trying to stop the frantic woman and calm her down, before following her into the void deck of one of the blocks.

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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TWO MEN FIGHTING AT SIDE OF ROAD AFTER ARGUMENT, POLICE AT THE SCENE

A video emerged online showing a couple of men fighting at the side of the road.

The two men were seen having a very heated argument, with fingers being pointed throughout the video as they argued.

Things then escalated with one of the men swinging his arms and throwing punches, the other man then retaliated and swung back.

The police were then seen at the scene trying to break up the fight and telling the men to step away from each other.

It is unclear where the incident happened, but according to the person who posted the video, one of the men is purportedly a spiritual master from Singapore.

Potential penalties

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year, a fine of up to $5,000, or both.

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Source: Justice James on Facebook

136 PERSON INVESTIGATED FOR SECRET SOCIETY, DRUGS AND VICE

Following a week-long multi-agency enforcement operation between November 28 and December 4, 2021, a total of 104 males and 32 women, aged 15 to 77, are being probed for different offenses such as vice-related activities, drug-related offenses, traffic-related offenses, and being a member of a secret society.

The operation was led by Jurong Police Division and backed by officials from the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA), and Singapore Customs, encompassed Jurong West, Tuas, Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, and Bukit Batok.

As part of the enforcement measures against illicit bookmaking and gaming, 25 men and three women aged 30 to 77 are being investigated for illegal gambling.

Another 23 males and 9 women, ranging in age from 19 to 67, are being probed for allegedly helping in loansharking and loan frauds.

Another 14 males and 10 women, aged 18 to 60, are being probed for alleged involvement in e-commerce frauds and commercial crime. They are thought to be engaged in 102 similar crimes recorded around the island, totaling more than $440,000.

A 35-year-old male was also detained in an operation with ICA and Singapore Customs for alleged Customs and Immigration Act violations.

Among the 136 people, 20 men and 2 women aged 31 to 67 will be probed for possible noncompliance with safe distancing measures.

Cash amounting to at least $950, betting and gambling-related paraphernalia, vaporizer pods and duty-unpaid cigarettes were seized by the Police. Investigations against all individuals are ongoing.

POLICE WARNS OF SCAM SPOOFING BANKS

Scams is annoying, since we can’t 100% get rid of scams we have to educate ourselves to fight scammers.

The Police recently posted a media release warning the public about a re-emerging scam in which scammers send SMS messages to victims with faked bank headers, purporting to provide fixed deposits with high-interest rates. At least six victims have fallen victim to this fraud since November 2021, with losses totaling at least $495,000.

Victims would get SMS messages with faked headers purporting to be from a bank, promoting fixed deposit promotions with high interest rates. Victims would be asked to phone a number provided in the SMS to register their interest in the offer and acquire further information.

Once contacted, fraudsters would attempt to persuade victims to reveal personal information, such as bank account information or One-Time Password (OTP), or to transfer money to unknown bank accounts.

Tip of the day: Don’t be greedy and you won’t be a victim.

Police seeking information

If you have any information relating to such crimes, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

Image Source: Singapore Police Force (Left image)

CYNTHIA KOH’S REVEALING OUTFIT AT RED CARPET TALKED ABOUT ON GREEK TV NEWS

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Following the online criticism for her revealing outfit at the Asian Academy Creative Awards, local actress Cynthia Koh has apparently made the news on Greek television.

Koh shared the story onto her Instagram Stories, expressing her surprise at being featured on the Greek news.

Her friend had first seen it before telling her about it, saying that the hosts complimented her outfit as well as her response to her haters.

Cynthia then captioned:

“The universe is really sending me to places. I think I just had an out-of-body experience due to this shock!”

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S’PORE’S FIRST POSSIBLE OMICRON VARIANT CASE IS AIRPORT FRONTLINE WORKER

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Two more people have preliminarily tested positive for the Omicron variant in Singapore, according to MOH – one of the is imported while the other is a local case.

Both of them are isolated at the NCID and recovering.

One of the cases is a 24-year-old Singaporean woman working as a passenger service staff at Changi Airport.

She tested positive for the coronavirus on 8 December during her weekly Rostered Routine Testing for frontline workers and her PCR test revealed the S-gene Target Failure, which is associated with the Omicron variant.

She was asymptomatic at the time and self-isolated at home after being notified of her test result before being sent to NCID.

The National Public Health Laboratory is also conducting whole-genome sequencing to confirm the variant.

NETIZEN NOT HAPPY WITH WOMEN WHO TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED

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A netizen shared how he wants to “feel love and happiness” and asks how come so many people are taking things for granted.

Here is the story:

Note: The numbered points represent different conversations with different people.

“I posted this somewhere else but I need more serious advice. I mean absolutely no harm, I just want to feel love and happiness. But do you realise so many people take things for granted?

I won’t reveal names but these are actual conversations I had with different people.

1) me: how do you go for so many outings and parties all the time?
A: I don’t know, people just invite me?

2) me: how does it feel like to stay in a big private property and wake up to a table of branded bags and wallets?
B: I just feel normal. Isn’t it normal?

3) me: how do you make your friends remember your birthday and remember to buy you present?
C: how can you “make” people remember to buy you present? I don’t!

Me: then how come you can get so many?
C: because they are my friends? Friends will remember birthday what!

4) me: how do you make your boyfriend remember to surprise you on your birthday and anniversary?
D: I don’t remind him or do anything, is he auto do.

5) me: how do you get so many notes, cards and presents from everyone? Like so much???
E: Is people want to give me then they give lor.
Me: I see that so many of the notes are so touching. You cried after reading them. How to feel so touched until you cry? (Pardon the bad phrasing)
E: this kind of things cannot teach one. Is feeling. I from young is can one. How to teach you?
Me: I also want to feel so touched that u cry but I don’t know how it feels like.
E: but I cannot teach you how to have feelings. You cannot then you cannot. Everyone is so innocent. I don’t know. I didn’t do anything. Having good things happens is just natural. I also don’t know why god loves me so much and favours me. I really don’t put in effort one. Wow.

Ever met such encounters? Is taking things for granted like very common here?

What advice do you have?”

WOMAN CONSIDERING CALLING OFF WEDDING, CALLS FIANCEE A “CHEAPSKATE”

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A woman shared how she doesn’t feel excited about her upcoming wedding and thought about calling it off because her fiancee is concerned about the wedding cost and she called him a cheapskate.

Here is the story:

“Hi, I need advice. Is it anything alarming not to feel excited about your upcoming wedding?

I am together with my fiancé for over 10 years and we are still loving. However, due to some personal family matters (fiancé side), nothing to do with our RS.

It stresses everyone up and basically mental draining for everyone. I understand what he is going through and thus I plan for the wedding alone.

However, now he is concerned about the wedding cost ($20k) and all, which makes me wonder why he is so cheapskate m and I don’t feel appreciated.

This has caused some damage to our RS, I’m really tired and I have thought of putting a stop to it. What should I do?”

Editor’s note: Well, here are your clues:

  • You don’t feel excited.
  • The wedding is stressing everyone out.
  • You don’t feel appreciated.
  • He’s a cheapskate.