Multiple videos were uploaded to social media after a fire broke out in Ghim Moh.
At least 3 videos were taken from the scene of the incident (14th floor of Blk 13 Ghim Moh Road).
Straits Times reported that a family who is under quarantine order had to escaped after the fire broke out and at least 80 residents were evacuated.
Delivery man leaves branded goods hanging at the door, but the goods inside are stolen.
I encountered an unfortunate event yesterday whereby one of my customer’s Gucci paper bag containing the Gucci wallet was stolen after it was delivered after it was hung at the door.
We had to do a contactless delivery as our customer is a Positive Covid-19 case. This incident happened yesterday 7th October 2021 at 31 Bendemeer Road at 12:34pm.
Whoever who has witnessed this may come forth to contact me at here
A video was uploaded by a netizen depicting a BMW driving against the traffic in the middle of the night.
The incident happened along Pasir Ris Drive 8, on 7 October 2021 at about 3:59am.
The Police are aware of the incident.
Loh Soon Fatt, 22-years-old, pleaded guilty to one count of criminal intimidation and one count of breaching a Personal Protection Order (PPO).
Another 3 counts of drug related charges were considered during his sentencing and he was also convicted on 2 counts of abusing methamphetamine.
He was sentenced to 1 year and 4 weeks of imprisonment on 6 October.
In 2020, Loh harassed his 58-year-old adoptive other who was trying to sleep.
He also kicked her after she refused to give him money for a drivers’ license, in a separate incident.
Loh was then sentenced to 2 weeks of detention order, where he was locked up in prison but it didn’t come with a criminal record.
The victim had a PPO taken against him.
On 7 February earlier this year, Loh barged into the victim’s flat and demanded $5,000 from her to pay his bills.
She told him that she doesn’t earn a lot and didn’t have the money, to which Loh then threatened to kill her.
He asked her to mortgage her flat, and his adoptive mother then pretended to agree to because she was scared he would hurt her.
A police report was then made by the victim.
A netizen shared a post about how a man was harassing her friend, who was a minor, and asking her if she wanted to see him “master bed”.
Here is the story:
“this is from my friends account. she’s a minor from singapore.
she was disturbed by a man trying to share explicit photos with her. i was so disgusted when she told me what was going on. the man immediately blocked her once she threatened to call the police.
many people have been so used to receiving dms like this to the point they find it almost normal to see pedos like these trying to groom people.
some may this this isn’t that big of an issue when it really is. Minors should not be receiving such messages like these. some of them just don’t know what to do because they’re still so young. so calling the police might be tough because they may think the situation isn’t big. or maybe they’re embarrassed to speak up.
I’ve seen many people on tiktok spreading awareness about theyre own personal story of being faced with such circumstances.
But what about singapore?
i’ve seen many people from Singapore trying to get theyre justice by spreading awareness but, usually, it barely gets any attention and likes.
i hope maybe you would help to spread awareness on this issue and I feel so bad for everyone who has gone thru something like this. Not just in cyberspace, but in real life too.
Even my own siblings were stalked back home when they were younger and have been stared at by older men to the point they needed to call my parents to feel safe.
even some of my friends (+myself) have even experienced older adults preying on us. eg; stalking us back home; staring at our private areas; sometimes approaching us even when in school uniform.
please help, because this happens to so many people and it needs to stop. some of the people doing this to us may even be teachers or relatives that we look up to.
please help spread awareness on this because as many of our friends have informed us – some if them have been receiving dms/msgs such as these since they were much younger.
thank you for your time.”
Source: @58centsinmypocket on IG
The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 102-year-old Mdm Yap Kin Moey to come forward.
Mdm Yap, a former resident of St. Andrew’s Nursing Home (Buangkok), had passed away on 4 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.
Teo Yao Hong, 24-years-old, pleaded guilty to 3 counts of sexual penetration of a minor and was sentenced to 23 months imprisonment on 7 October.
Another 4 charges were taken into consideration during his sentencing.
Teo met the first victim, a 14-year-old girl on a chat application in April 2019 and starting chatting with her.
They started dating and she then performed sexual acts on him after she turned 16 years old.
Teo then purportedly found out on October 2019 that the girl had sex with another man and he felt “cheated and disappointed”.
He then returned to the chat app to “feel better” and met the second victim, another girl who was also 14-years-old.
He met her at her HDB void deck on 28 June 2020.
She was wearing her school uniform at the time and agreed to have sex with him, they then engaged in sexual acts on each other that same day, at a staircase landing.
Teo then went to her home 2 days later when she was alone and the two had sex.
He then returned again on 19 October and had sex with her again, he then went to the toilet to wash up afterwards.
However, the girl’s parents then returned home and teo hid inside the toilet for about an hour.
The father of the girl became suspicious and in the end, Teo came out of the toilet naked.
He asked Teo if he knew how old his daughter was, to which Teo say 15.
The father then slapped him in the face as the mother called the police.
Teo then asked if he could wear his clothes, but the mother refused to let him do so and made him wait for the police first.
He was later arrested and the police seized a pair of underwear, his phone as well as the girl’s phone.
A video emerged online showing an Ang Moh cyclist riding on the road without a helmet on.
She was also seen riding a very peculiar bicycle that had no seat on it.
She was then seen being stopped by a traffic police officer.
Source: SGRV
A video emerged online showing a YP vandalising public property.
He was seen destroying a joss paper bin and throwing the lid of the bin onto the ground.
He then picked up the lid and took it with him.
Between September 25 and October 7, 2021, officers from the Commercial Affairs Department and seven Police Land Divisions undertook a two-week operation. A total of 163 men and 84 women, ranging in age from 12 to 78, are presently cooperating with investigations into their possible involvement in schemes as scammers or money mules.
The suspects are suspected of being involved in over 640 scam cases, including Internet love scams, e-commerce scams, China official impersonation scams, government official impersonation scams, business email impersonation scams, investment scams, job scams, and loan scams, in which victims have lost over $3.9 million.
Cheating, money laundering, and offering payment services without a license are among the charges being probed against the accused.
Cheating is a criminal offense punishable by up to ten years in jail and a fine under Section 420 of the Penal Code. Money laundering is punishable by a maximum sentence of ten years in jail, a fine of $500,000, or both under the Corruption, Drug Trafficking, and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act. Carrying on a business of offering any form of payment service in Singapore without a license is punishable by a fine of up to $125,000 and a term of imprisonment of up to one year under Section 5 of the Payment Services Act 2019.
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