According to the Police, the infamous man that tried to road rage has been arrested.

The man is 39-years-old and he is investigated for rash acts, criminal intimidation, failing to wear a mask.

Investigations are ongoing.

Currently, in Singapore, we have about 90,000 Police cameras that are installed islandwide.

Yesterday in Parliament, Law Minister K Shanmugam said that by 2030 there will be 200,000 police cameras. The added cameras will help detect and crimes and solve cases.

“Conceptually, having cameras in public spaces is no different from the police interviewing eyewitnesses to establish what happened. The camera is a constant, ever-present eyewitness, whose memory won’t be suspect. It’s literally black-and-white evidence.”

This means that by 2030 the cameras installed islandwide will be more than doubled.

He also said that the cameras have helped Police officers solve crimes faster and quoted the robbery incident that happened in Jurong where the suspect carried a gun to rob a money lender.

The man was arrested within 5 hours with the help of Police CCTV.

A photo of around 10 people sitting at the entrance of Blk 20 Marsiling Lane Hawker Centre & Market is circulating on the internet.

Netizens have been saying that these elderly people are making the phase 2 safety measures redundant by relocating to public places to sit down and eat. None of them was seen sitting far apart and almost all of them is situated less than 1 meter.

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly he can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.

A netizen shared his story after paying SGD$100 for nothing and ended up having to make a Police report on a mover.

Here is the story:

Found a fish tank mover in Carousell @$165 and tank mover named Sky ask for $65 deposit but I steady paid $100.

A day before the job, I asked Sky if can help shuffle 2 tanks from the seller shop so I can take the 2 tanks with the right background. He quoted me an extra $30 just to Shuffle 2 tanks that are just sided by side. I rejected and said I will move it myself then and I told him I will be there to monitor their work. Sky was upset and said he don’t want to do the job for me already and refused to return me my $100 deposit.

To cut the story short, I went to make a police report. I took a picture of the police post and show Sky I am seriously making a police report, he was not afraid, he claimed he is the boss and he is with China Chinese accent.

So a police report was made and the officer said I have no case and they can’t do anything about it because this is a Civil case unless I hire a lawyer to claim back my money.

So pls learn from my experience, read any clause or don’t pay till the job is done. I have found another mover for $180 and he said payment will done only after the job is completed. Attached are screenshots and police reports.

Company : Move Move Pte Ltd

According to the Police media release, a raid was conducted in multiple places in Singapore.

The raid implicated 84 people, 76 massage parlours and 78 entertainment places.The Police said that they raided places in Geylang Lorong 13, North Bridge Road, Outram Road, Kallang Avenue and Ubi Road 1.

At least 50 people broke COVID-19 rules and four men were found operating illegal entertainment establisments.

15 Massages parlours were checked by the Police as well and many were found not wearing a mask.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly he can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.

Images source: Singapore Police Force

A Singapore uncensored reader sends in a message to us and shared a woman who was spreading her dog’s poo around the neighbourhood without picking it up.

Here is the story:

Thanks for looking into my email and hope that my story will be featured on your esteemed news media.

I would like to qualify that I am not against any dogs or any dog owners. In fact, I am a dog lover and parent to a lovely adopted “Singapore Special” breed.

On 30 Jul, 2.30pm, I witness this lady with her 2 dogs (yorkshire terriers) around block 128/129 Kim Tian Road. She allowed her dogs to defecate on the pavement and walked away without clearing the poo from the cement pavement.

Wanting to remind her in case she missed out picking up the poo, I called out at her with multiple “Hello” & “Madam”, in a very courteous manner. As our distance is quite near and the area is not congested, I could almost sense that she was pretending not to hear me.

After catching up with her, she finally decided to acknowledge and asked me where is the poo and said that she had already picked up for her dogs, showing me a plastic bag. I explained that she could have missed out another and guided her back to the scene. I wanted to show it to her before telling her that it would be better if she guide her dogs to defecate on the grass patches in the future. However, after following me for a very short while, she decided to turn around and walk off in the opposite direction.

Seeing that she decided to flee the scene, I caught up with her again. This time, she turned hostile and shouted (in Mandarin, PRC accent) that she did not offend me in any ways “我是哪里得罪你!”. Again, i tried to rationalise that it’s her responsibility to clear up for her dogs.

And until this point, I can honestly say that I have not been rude or aggressive. She insists that she is not responsible and even claimed that the poo was from me instead (human stool).

I decided not to persuade her further but took a photo of her and the scene to raise awareness. She tried to snatch my phone but was not successful.

I wanted to keep the community clean and uphold the name for other dog owners who are mostly responsible. Unfortunately, after I returned to the scene from home with a plastic bag to pick up the dog poo, it had already been stepped-on and crushed by an unfortunate passerby, leaving patches of stains on the pavement.

According to a Police media release, a snatch theft case occurred along Upper Aljunied Lane.

A 28-year-old guy has been arrested for his alleged participation in a snatch theft case.

The Police were notified of a case of snatch theft on 30 July 2021 at approximately 3.45 a.m., when an unknown guy grabbed a male victim’s gold necklace near Upper Aljunied Lane.

Officers from Tanglin Police Division confirmed the man’s identification by on-the-ground inquiries and the use of photos from CCTV and police cameras, and detained him the same day, within 12 hours of the report.

The suspect will be prosecuted with snatch theft under Section 356 of the Penal Code in court.

The penalty is a minimum of one year in jail and a maximum of seven years in prison, as well as caning.

A video has been circulating in Whatsapp of a couple having intense “exercise” sessions in public at a multi-storey couple.

A man spotted the couple from afar and decided to film the couples who are in action.

Netizens said: “Stay at home too long, go outside have some exotic action”

Here is the footage: