A video emerged online showing a girl demonstrating how Chinese is easy.
She used “wo cao” for a myriad of different situations.
She was seen using “wo cao” to convey being impressed, being angry, being frightened and etc.
A video emerged online showing a girl demonstrating how Chinese is easy.
She used “wo cao” for a myriad of different situations.
She was seen using “wo cao” to convey being impressed, being angry, being frightened and etc.
A 16-year-old teenager is due to be charged in court tomorrow (12 November) after allegedly attacking a man with a knife yesterday evening (10 November).
He will be charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by a dangerous weapon.
The police said in a news release that they were alerted to the incident on 10 November at about 6.30 pm.
The victim was allegedly attacked with a knife by a group on Northshore Drive at Punggol.
The attack allegedly happened because of an argument between the man and the YP.
The victim suffered cuts to his neck and was conveyed to the hospital conscious.
The group fled the scene before the police arrived.
At the time of writing, police investigations are still ongoing.
An accident involving an SMRT double-decker bus and a cyclist occurred at the junction of Marsiuling Drive and Admiralty Road on 9 November.
The 43-year-old cyclist was conveyed to the hospital conscious.
The police said that they were alerted to the accident at around 11.35 pm and an SCDF ambulance was deployed to the scene.
According to SMRT’s director of bus operations Lee Yong Heng, the bus driver has since been suspended from his duties.
Lee added that they have reached out to the family of the stricken cyclist to provide support and assistance and are working with the authorities on their investigations.
A 60-year-old man who cannot be named due to a gag order to protect the identity of the victim, pleaded guilty to one count of voyeurism and was jailed 18 weeks on 10 November.
He had tied a phone to his ankle using a rubber band so that he could film an upskirt video of a female colleague that he was infatuated with.
The man would use one of his two phones and tie them to his ankle using a rubber band in such a way that the back camera of the phone would be facing his target.
The incidents happened between 7 February to 14 September 2020.
He would have the camera turned on and approach the victim, striking a conversation with her to distract her while placing his ankle under the woman’s skirt.
He would then watch the videos that he took at a later time, screenshotting the selected moments to pleasure himself.
He took 15 of such videos of the victim, filming her underwear and/or inner thighs.
He then deleted some of the clips because he knew what he was doing was wrong but he continued to film her.
The victim eventually made a police report on 24 September 2020 after realising something was wrong with the man’s behavior.
A video emerged online showing a couple of YPs being a public nuisance.
They were seen hammering on the door of a resident with their fists.
The cameraman then panicked and shouted “CB” before humpty and dumpty then made a run for it.
A Facebook user, Sofian Ismail, shared a video of himself attempting to ride down a slope of rocks at a park.
He then changed his mind at the last minute and crashed down the rocks, grimacing in pain as his friend rushed to his aid.
He shared that he is fine, save for some cuts and bruises.
Editor’s note: Get well soon bro, good effort!
Image and video source: Sofian Ismail Facebook via SG PCN Cyclist
A netizen detailed the accounts of an accident between a BMW and a van.
The BMW had apparently crashed into the van and ran away, with the van giving chase and eventually catching up to the perpetrator.
Here is the story:
“Video taken after the van managed to chase down the BMW.
The BMW SMW700M bang into the rear of the van in front of Hill Street Central Fire Station. BMW driver did not want to stop but continued to drive towards Bugis. Van chased and signalled him to stop at the Stamford Road junction.
Later on the BMW driver drove all the way to Tan Quee Lan Street to park there.
This accident happened along Hill Street on 9/11/21 at 0230 hours.”
A video emerged online showing a group of YPs having a conference call live on Instagram.
One of them was seen showing off his new “black rolex”, a tagging attached to his ankle presumably for his probation.
His friend was seen in the video illegally vaping as well.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
A video emerged online showing a bus driver scolding a passenger for talking on the phone inside the bus.
Here is what the netizen who took the video said:
“Bus driver stops bus at Orchard Turn to tell woman to stop talking on her phone as Bus driver mentioned that he had reminded passenger about it several times.”
A video emerged online showing a YP doing pushups with a vape standing upright below him.
He was seen using the vape to motivate himself into working out, taking a puff each time he goes down for the push up.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.