A raging man was caught on camera for smashing the mirror of a taxi and also hurling vulgarities at the driver yesterday (11 Oct) at Keat Hong Close.
New footage of the incident has recently surfaced on social media.
It was recorded and by a resident living in one of the blocks around the area which had a clear bird’s eye view of the incident.
Image and Video source: SG Road Vigilante Youtube
Footage of a motorcyclist doing an illegal U-Turn has recently been uploaded onto social media.
A closer look at the video recorded by an in car camera from the vehicle behind shows that the vehicles were approaching the red light.
Seeing that it was green light for the pedestrians and no one was crossing, the motorcycle decided to make an audacious U-turn to join the other side.
He or she will soon be joining the dark side once the Traffic Police sees this video.
Image and Video source: SG Road Vigilante Youtube
Goppinath Rajah, 29-years-old, pleaded guilty to 5 charges including voluntarily causing hurt, member of an unlawful society, using criminal force on a public servant to deter him from his duty and using threatening words on a public servant.
He was sentenced to 5 months imprisonment on 11 October.
7 other similar charges were considered during his sentencing.
Rajah had an argument with his girlfriend on the phone on 4 August, she had rejected his offer to live together with her.
Rajah then got infuriated and went to her workplace at a secondary school and attacked her.
He reportedly pushed her onto the ground, as well as kicking and punching her in the stomach despite knowing she was pregnant.
He also dragged her on the ground by pulling her hair.
The commotion was heard by the school staff who then informed the police.
The victim sought medical attention at NUH where she was found with a head injury and multiple bruises.
Doctors also determined that her fetus was unharmed and well.
Police officers later went to detain Rajah at a block of flats near the school where the incident happened, and he got aggressive and shouted vulgarities at them.
In a separate incident in December 2019, Rajah flashed gang signs and was shouting gang slogans at a funeral.
He was let off with a warning by the police after denying his actions but as he was walking away, he then flashed another gang sign and shouted a gang slogan at the police.
He was subsequently detained immediately.
On the same dat, he also spat saliva at an Aetos officer and used vulgarities on him while he was being escorted at the Police Cantonment Complex.
The police said earlier today (12 October) that 8 nightlife and F&B establishments have had their licenses revoked after being found to have breached Safe Management Measures (SMMs) repeatedly.
They were also ordered to close for a period of between 10 to 30 days.
The establishments may also be liable for prosecution as well as notices of composition.
They had reportedly provided hostess services, dice and card games and failure of ensuring group sizes do not exceed the allowed limit.
The affected outlets include Club One Min at Concorde Hotel, HooHa Cafe at Viva Vista Shopping Mall and Club Mao at the Oriental Plaza.
Images source: Google Maps and One Min – CLUB EASY on Facebook (Images used strictly for illustration purposes only)
The SCDF said that a dead body of a man was found floating in the waters of Rochor River near the ICA building.
The incident happened on 10 October, with the SCDF received a call for water rescue assistance at around 7.10am.
SCDF personnel then retrieved the dead body from the water and the person was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene.
According to Lianhe Wanbao, the deceased was a man in his 60s who was purportedly a cardboard collector who was often seen around the vicinity collecting cardboard.
He was suspected to have drowned to his death.
At the time of writing, police investigations are ongoing.
Image source: Google Maps
A netizen shared a photo of a bus captain and commended him for his kind and sincere bus service, taking pride in his work.
Here is what the netizen had to say:
“Good Service can’t be forced or act, it must comes from the bottom of your heart!
I am a commuter whom take Bus Captain Khairulshafiq’s (Service 187) bus frequently and notice all his small actions which would warms countless of commuters heart!
“Good Morning, welcome onboard” or “auntie/Uncle slowly ah, take your time” all this seems like is a small actions, but to a commuters, it’s warms my heart as I could feel that he really provides us with a good service from the bottom of his heart!
Besides greeting his commuters, he stop his commuters near to the kerb, so that his elderly commuters could board his bus easily!
Instead of moving off immediately, he waited for elderly/pregnant woman to find a seat before moving off, which I find it really amazing as he could be late for his schedule!
This actions, I believe it had warms countless of heart as well!
Beside providing a good service, Bus Captain Khairulshafiq also keeps his bus clean and when ever we board his bus, it extremely clean!”
Source: @singaporeviralsg on IG
Seven males and one woman, ages 42 to 73, are being investigated by the police for their alleged involvement in illegal horse betting and alleged non-compliance with safe distancing measures.
Woodlands Police Division officers conducted enforcement activities at Woodlands Drive 44 and Yishun Ring Road on October 6, 2021.
Five men and a woman, ages 42 to 70, are being investigated for allegedly betting with bookies, while a 73-year-old man is being investigated for his potential participation as a bookmaker. A 59-year-old man is also being investigated for a possible violation of the Remote Gambling Act.
More than $1,200 in cash, two cellphones, and gambling memorabilia were seized.
Anyone found guilty of unlawful remote gambling can be fined up to SGD$5,000 and/or jailed for a maximum of 6 months
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 they 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.
Image Source: SPF
A photo emerged online showing a man frying and cooking prata at the corridor of a HDB building.
He was seen at the corridor cooking with a stove and a gas tank and everything, with a prata slowly cooking on the stove.
There was even a whole carton and trays of eggs at the side.
Source: @robinhoot.sg on IG
On October 12, 2021, a 52-year-old man will face charges of alleged money laundering in connection with his possession of criminal proceeds related to a business email compromise scam.
In March 2019, the Singapore Police received a report from a firm that had been the victim of a corporate email compromise fraud. The firm had received a phishing email ordering it to wire $116,676.90 to a bank account held by the man’s company, Nivi Ventures Pte Ltd.
The sum of $116,676.90 was discovered to be the results of illegal activity, according to investigations. The guy will face a charge of holding advantages from illegal behavior under Section 47(3) of the Corruption, Drug Trafficking, and Other Serious Offenses (Confiscation of Benefits) Act (“CDSA”) on October 12, 2021.
Under the CDSA, anybody convicted of having gains from criminal behavior risks up to ten years in jail, a fine of up to $500,000, or both.
The police have recently published appeals for two separate men that both passed away with their loved ones around.
The Police are seeking their next of kin.
The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 68-year-old Mr Tan Chin Soon to come forward.
Mr Tan, a former resident of Sunlove Nursing Home, had passed away on 9 October 2021.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.
The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 84-year-old Mr Koh Buck Hiang to come forward.
Mr Koh, a former resident of Bukit Batok Home for the Aged, had passed away at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital on 26 September 2021.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.
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