A video emerged online showing a YP riding his bicycle at a HDB void deck.
He was seen attempting to do some stunts when he then crashed into a wall.
He then fell onto the front of his seat, with his “family jewels” crushed by his own weight.
A video emerged online showing a YP riding his bicycle at a HDB void deck.
He was seen attempting to do some stunts when he then crashed into a wall.
He then fell onto the front of his seat, with his “family jewels” crushed by his own weight.
A video emerged online showing a YP having his armpit waxed by his friends.
He was seen with the adhesives stuck onto his armpit hair as he braced himself for the inevitable.
His friend then ripped off the tape and along with it, his armpit hair; as he started screaming in pain.
He was then seen in the later part of the video crying.
According to a Police media release, a 30-year-old man was arrested on 2 November 2021 for his suspected involvement in a case of voluntarily causing hurt by a dangerous weapon.
The Police were alerted to the incident on Nov 2 at around 5.50 pm, the Police said that a 26-year-old man was allegedly attacked by another man with a sharp object at Block 89 Bedok North Street 4.
The 26-year-old man suffered a minor laceration on the back of his neck. Preliminary investigations revealed that both men are not known to each other.
Through ground enquiries, officers from Bedok Police Division arrested the 30-year-old man within one hour of the report. The pen knife that the 30-year-old man allegedly used to attack the 26-year-old man was recovered from a rubbish bin.
Police investigations are ongoing.
A video emerged online showing a guy running inside a giant hamster wheel.
Moments later she slipped and fell down while on the wheel.
He was then seen in the video being spun by the hamster wheel before it slowed and he came crashing down.

A 20-year-old man pleaded guilty on 2 November to 10 counts of s*xual penetration of a minor as well as criminal intimidation.
He had targeted minors and blackmailed them into having s*x with him by threatening to leak their private information of n*de pictures.
Another 13 charges will be taking into consideration during sentencing.
The parties cannot be named as they were all underaged at the time of the offences.
The judge called for a probation suitability report and he is due to be sentenced later this month.
The accused was 15 or 16 years-old at the time of the offence.
He began chatting with the victims on chat apps and asked them for n*des, to which he would then ask for more and if they refused, he would threaten to leak the pictures.
When he was in Secondary 4, he started dating a 13-year-old girl who went to his school.
In May 2018, he went to her house to study and have lunch, and the two then started kissing and ended up having s*xual intercourse.
They did so multiple times between May 2018 to November 2018 until the relationship was ended by the victim who said that the “s*x was making her disgusted”, particularly by a certain undisclosed s*xual act”.
She told him that she wanted to brea up but he then told her that she was selfish and threatened to leak her n*de pictures if she didn’t get back together with him.
The girl then begged him not to do it and took more explicit pictures of herself for him, where the accused then continued to harass her to get back together with him.
The victim then confided in her psychologist and father, and a police report was then made in December 2018.
The second victim was a Secondary 2 girl he met on the app in April 2019.
The girl rejected his requests for her n*de pictures, to which he sent her a screenshot of her saying “touching herself felt comfortable”, threatening to send it to her mother.
The victim then eventually gave in.
The accused then started asking the victim to have s*x with him by threatening to lea her n*de pictures.
The girl rejected his requests numerous times, explaining that she wanted her first time to be with someone she loves.
The accused then told her that they could do it at HDB staircases, where there were no cameras.
He also told her that if she called the police, her mother would find out.
The crimes were not known by anyone until the police uncovered it by investigating the other offences.
The third victim was a Secondary 4 girl whom the accused asked for n*de photos and s*x.
The girl sent him the images but was busy with her exams so she didn’t have time to reply him.
The accused the got “paranoid and upset”, to which the girl offered to talk to him on the phone to cheer him up.
He then asked to video call so he could perform a s*x act.
The accused the demanded a photo of her breasts with her face inside after the victim forgot to reply him because she was studying.
He then threatened to leak the picture and her details, and the girl eventually gave in due to being scared.
The accused then asked her for more and introduced some “new rules” for her, blackmailing her once again.
The girl then eventually made a police report and the accused then uploaded the photos publicly on Instagram.
He was then arrested in July 2019.
A netizen shared some screenshots of a “friend” who told him/her that he wanted to sleep with a girl and get her pregnant.
The screenshots are a little bit out of context but it appears as though the girl had rejected him.
Here is the story:
“He is my friend and he has plans and desires to rape and sexually assualt someone.
I try to convince that he is wrong and thats creepy asf but I cant seem to change his mind.
PLEASE HELP FOR THE SAKE OF THE GIRL.”
A video emerged online showing a man riding a very special vehicle.
He was seen riding some sort of wheelchair/3-wheeled bicycle on the road.
Electric wheelchairs are prohibited to be on the roads.
A video emerged online showing a man demonstrating his Audi’s amazing “technology”.
He was seen showing the car’s “self driving” technology as he described it in detail.
The camera then pans in front showing a tow truck, turns out the car is actually being towed.
LOL! You got me there bro.
Following the police raid at a FB Live seller’s premises for allegedly selling fake goods, the sellers took to Facebook to confirm that they were indeed raided.
They explained that they were investigated for doing “lucky draws” without informing the authorities.
The police released a statement saying that 3 men were arrested for their suspected involvement in the online selling of counterfeit goods.
The shops involved were purportedly Beyond Luxury Collection (BLC) and Prestige Luxury Collection (PLC).
However, PLC then posted a video on their Facebook showing 2 of their sellers at Changi Airport, promising that they are “still here”.
They said that they are “travelling out” and in “15 hours time, you all will find out”.
They then posted a video showing themselves in Paris, and that they are looing for a new way to sell online.
Their new gimmick involves heading to the boutiques and essentially helping people in Singapore to buy the goods.
Images source: Prestige Luxury Collection
The Public Transport Council (PTC) said on 3 November that bus and train fares will be increased by 2.2 percent from 26 December onwards.
This is after the PTC’s annual fare revision exercise.
It essentially means that adult fares will be increased by about 3 to 4 cents; while fares for senior citizens, students, the disabled and lower-wage workers will see a 1 cent increase in their concession fares.
However, the prices for cash fares, travel passes, single trip tickets and concessions (monthly) will not change.
The fares for rides up to 14.2km will increase by 3 cents. PTC added that it recognises the “difficult economic circumstances” of the people due to the pandemic, the decision was made due to the sharp drop in peopole riding public transport.
Richard Magnus, the chairman of PTC, said:
“We seek commuters’ understanding that it is not possible to keep deferring fare increases as they are needed to support the rising operating costs, such as energy and wages, for our public transport system, lower fare revenue with higher operational costs cannot continue indefinitely.”
Ridership levels dropped by 30% and 40% for both buses and trains in the year 2020, but operators have continued to run both transports at pre-pandemic frequencies.
PTC shared that they incurred a few million dollars in operating costs, including disinfecting the premises and deploying of staff.
They (SMRT and SBS) also revealed that without government support, they would have suffered significant losses last year.
The 2.2% fare increase was brought over from the 4.4% increase from 2020 after fares were frozen for 2020.
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