10 months missing. Not a day goes by where i don’t think of you and the last time i gave you cuddles and sayangs.

I wish i had cherished that moment a bit longer and told you all the things i wanted you to know. My heart still aches so badly for you and i will never give up hope of seeing you again Miemie Homer has yellow eyes, clipped left ear and light brown/grey fur with no markings except on his neck, paws and tail. If you see him, please contact him immediately.

The $3,000 cash reward still stands and it is negotiable if you have any information that leads us to Homer. We are grateful to the many people who are consistently helping us scour fb for cats that look like Homer and bringing the posts to our attention, to those who send us pics and videos of cats they see in the streets. Please don’t stop looking, help us bring him home

The Narcotics Crime Investigation Department (NCID) of the Royal Malaysian Police (RMP) arrested five Malaysians, one man and four women, aged 21 to 71, for suspected drug trafficking activities in and around Kuala Lumpur and Selangor between September 24 and 28, 2021, based on information provided by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB).

The activities resulted in the seizure of about 55kg of controlled narcotics with a street value of RM4.9 million.

CNB has been monitoring a Malaysian-based gang that is suspected of trafficking narcotics by utilizing legal Singapore-based freight forwarding businesses to send shipments containing hidden drugs to other countries through Singapore since July 2021. CNB kept a close eye on the syndicate’s operations and relayed the information to the NCID. NCID began their inquiry based on information given by CNB.

Arrest

Between September 24 and September 28, 2021, the NCID conducted a series of operations in Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, and Kuala Lumpur that resulted in the arrest of five Malaysians ranging in age from 21 to 71, as well as the seizure of RM4.9 million in drugs, as well as various drug processing equipment and 2.2 kilograms of caffeine suspected of being used in illicit drug production.

A 29-year-old man has been detained for his alleged participation in an attempted housebreaking on Serangoon Road.

The Police received a complaint that the glass display case of a store along Serangoon Road had been smashed on 5 October 2021 at approximately 8.50 a.m. There were no lost items reported.

Officers from the Central Police Division identified the suspect and detained him within six hours of the report being filed after conducting ground investigations and using pictures from police cameras. As case evidence (Top photo), a set of gloves and a hammer were confiscated.

The man will be charged in court on 7 October 2021 with attempted housebreaking under Section 451, read with Section 511 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine.

The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 81-year-old Mr Ramon Soegimin to come forward.

Mr Ramon Soegimin was found to have passed away on 3 December 2020 at about 4.45pm at his place of residence along Lincoln Road.

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 SCDF said in a Facebook post that a fire broke out in the wee hours this morning (7 October) at a plumbing services workshop located at Geylang Bahru.

A total of 17 emergency vehicles and roughly 60 firefighters were deployed to the scene.

One of the firefighters was conveyed to the hospital for a “slight smoke inhalation”.

Water jets were deployed around the exterior of the premises to contain the inferno and prevent the fire from spreading.

The SCDF also simultaneously conducted forced entry into the 2-storey industrial building.

SCDF added: :Once the fire was under control, firefighters wearing breathing apparatus sets proceeded deep into the smoke-logged unit to locate the seat of fire.”

“Firefighters had to exercise extreme caution as the second-floor mezzanine level had already collapsed.”

The fire was put out by the SCDF in 2 hours, but the units adjacent to the affected area suffered damage from the smoke and heat.

The SCDF said that 4 water jets as well as an unmanned firefighting machine were deployed, along with a combined platform ladder to monitor the incident through aerial view.

The stricken fireman who was hospitalised, was a full time NSF, and at the time of writing, he was discharged from SGH.

Apart from that, no other casualties or injuries were reported.

Images source: SCDF Facebook

A video was uploaded by a maid after she was quarrelling with an uncle.

The maid was not happy she was shouted at and started shouting vulgarities at the man.

The woman then said she will call police.

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Video Source: ShiokSG

Karuppiah Jeyakkumar, a 44-year-old Indian national and a Singapore PR, pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing grievous hurt and was sentenced yesterday to 9 months of imprisonment.

He was also ordered to compensate the victim $315.70.

He had used an umbrella to assault a distant relative of his in a fit of rage, until the umbrella broke – the victim, Mr Alangam Pillai Rajendran, 55-years-old, required extensive surgery to repair the severe injuries inflicted onto his right eye.

The victim had his vision in his right eye reduced for a significant amount of time.

What happened?

The victim’s wife owned a provision shop in Clementi which the attacker, Karuppiah had contributed money to set up, but he was not registered as a co-owner.

The victim and his wife told Karuppiah that they wanted to sell the shop and share the money with him.

But Karuppiah wanted them to sell it to him instead, with the parties failing to come to an agreement.

On 2 October 2017, the victim met a potential buyer at around 8.45pm outside the shop.

Karuppiah show up a few minutes later because he was supposed to hand over the account book and the shop keys to the victim.

He then got agitated when he saw the victim and the potential buyer.

Karuppiah then used an umbrella and slipper and assaulted the victim, he then chased him away.

The police were called in by the potential buyer and the victim then took a cab to the West Coast Neighbourhood Police Post.

He was then conveyed to NUH in an ambulance.

The victim had suffered an injury to his right eye.

Karuppiah is currently out on $10,000 bail and was ordered to surrender himself on 5 November at the State Courts to begin his jail sentence.

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