A video emerged online showing a woman taking off her jacket to “reveal” herself to a man at a void deck.
However, upon research, things do not appear as what it seems.
The video was actually by Yumi Diary on Facebook, where the man was just cleaning a stain off her shirt. (See last video)
Source: Yumi Diary on Facebook
A video emerged online showing a group of YPs spilling a bottle of car wash soap onto the floor at a shop.
They then ran away hurriedly, but not before filming the incident and posting it online.
They said that they ran away because they didn’t want to pay for it.
A video emerged online showing a couple of driver refusing to give way to each other at a road turn.
The driver of the black car then alighted and unleashed his entire collection of Malay and Hokkien vulgarities.
He scolded the other man: “p*ki mak lu! nbcb ah!” among others.
According to a Police media release, The police have noticed a resurgence in non-banking phishing scams involving emails and text messages.
At least 150 people were thought to have fallen victim to such schemes in September 2021.
How they look like: Scammers imitating entities such as government agencies, trade unions, or firms such as SingPost and Netflix sent emails or SMS messages to victims of such phishing scams.
What they say: These emails and SMS messages make false promises or claims in order to get users to click on a URL link. Outstanding payment for parcel delivery, disruptions to services or subscriptions, refunds, or promotions are examples of such bogus offers or claims.
How they take your money: Victims will be routed to phishing websites after clicking on the URL links, where they will be tricked into submitting their credit/debit card data and One-Time Password (OTP). Victims only realized they had been duped after they returned home.
Carousell took action against a couple of sellers on their platform for discriminating against a customer who wanted to buy packages for a hotel.
The seller, @hotelOOO told the man that only Chinese guests were accepted, claiming that it was because of the “latest Covid-19 rule”.
Carousell said that they do not condone offensive behavior or discrimination of any kind and the account was restricted from the marketplace.
However, it has since been reinstated after the offender acknowledged the restriction.
A xmm shared how her boyfriend’s friend kept touching her but when she told her boyfriend, he didn’t believe her and they broke up.
Here is the story:
“Hi Keep this anonymous!
So I had been dating this dude for like 1 year and he has this friend of his who likes me.
One time his friend was like staring at my ass and trying to touch me. He also tried to take a video of before my skirt.
When I told my boyfriend he didn’t believe me and wanted to break up so like we broke up.
After that his friend tried to date me but when I say now he would get mad and try to slap me or touch me in other area’s
I just wish he stops this.”
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According to the Police media release a 25-year-old man was apprehended after he was suspected in a series of e-commerce scams.
In a span of 125 days between June 11 and Oct 14 2021, the Police said that they received multiple reports stating that they have been cheated by a seller on Carousell.
The man went missing after bank transfers were made.
Officers from the Clementi Police Division uncovered the man’s identification and apprehended him on October 14, 2021.
According to preliminary investigations, the man is suspected of being engaged in at least 100 cases of e-commerce fraud totalling more than $114,000.
The offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224, is punishable with an imprisonment term that may extend to 10 years and a fine.
According to the Police media release, the Police are looking for a woman to assist with investigations of a shop theft case.
The shop theft occurred at NEX Mall on 29 April 2021.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online via www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
All information will be kept strictly confidential.
A cute video emerged online showing a woman taking her pat parrot out for a walk.
The little critter was seen inside a specially made bag with holes in it and a branch inside for the parrot to stand on freely.
The parrot became an instant hit, with passersby taking photos and videos of it.
A video emerged online showing a YP trying to retrieve a lantern decoration hanging from the ceiling.
He was seen jumping to grab the lantern but as he landed, he inadvertently destroyed the ceiling light.
He then panicked and told his teacher that he “can fix that”.
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