Healthcare workers have been fighting ever so harder for us since the pandemic has started. While most of us are thankful that we are working hard some just do not appreciate it.

The crazy neighbour continuously harasses Mr Najib and his family calling him a “virus family”.

A protection order has since been issued against the crazy neighbour prohibiting the neighbour from doing the following

• using vulgarities or abuse words on the nurse and his family
• recording Mr Najib’s family or approaching them
• making loud sounds at Mr Najib’s family
• spraying disinfectant liquid at them
• splashing soapy or dirty water at them
• stalking Mr Najib and or going to his workplace

Here is what Mr Najib wrote on his Instagram

“Good news. The Court granted the EPO.” When we received this message from our lawyers earlier today, we felt an overwhelming sense of relief.

This is a picture of the Expedited Protection Order dated 16 July 2021 granted by the Protection from Harassment Court.

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My family and I have been subject to harassment from our neighbours for more than a year since May 2020. We have tried many amicable ways to resolve this matter but they all reached a dead end. We have honestly lost count of the number of police reports we lodged and appeals for help we have posted on social media and other “official” forums.

Each time we left our house, we felt a sense of fear – not knowing what our neighbours may do. We feared most not for ourselves, but for our two young children. My daughter has been traumatised by their actions. Earlier this year, they were charged in Court. However, even ongoing criminal proceedings did not deter them from, in my view, continuing their harassment.

After much deliberation, my wife and I decided that we needed to commence an action against our neighbours in the new Protection from Harassment Court for our own protection.

Earlier today, the Court granted the EPO. In granting the EPO, the Court found that there was prima facie evidence that my neighbours have contravened sections 3, 4 and 7 of POHA. The orders in the EPO are self-explanatory.

We would like to thank Suang and Ariffin from Eugene Thuraisingam LLP who have represented us pro-bono and ably assisted us.

As proceedings are still before the Court, we will not be able to comment further. We ask that all queries be directed to our lawyers at Eugene Thuraisingam LLP.

Previously they were caught on film spraying water bath their unit. Here is what he posted on Instagram:

(1st video)Remember this video i once posted on my IG story in dec last year. It is far from over.
The 2nd video was taken this morning (3.3.21). Sending my son to school, soap water outside the house. Still being sprayed. They claim to spray their gate and always a coincident my son was there. When actually they can spray all they want when no one is home or after the kids are out in school.

My son would cough due to the strong smell of the disinfecting solution and when he cough, the school centre will reject him. If bring him see doc, will be given SHN.. when i am out of leave/CCL, how? Take no pay leave?

Seen some equally selfish drivers who choose to park like that when there are proper lots to park. This is known as driver’s convenience at the expense of other’s inconvenience. I tried to speak to the driver but the driver just brushes me off like nothing wrong with doing that.

This driver wasn’t just irresponsible but outright stupid.

You’d expect people to be more cautious and vigilant these days where folks would just whip out their cameras, take pictures and report but no, he just had to try his luck lol

For cars that park illegally at motorbike, lots can be fined SGD70.

A woman who conspired with her boyfriend and his twin to steal from her own family was sentenced to probation while the other two received a jail sentence.

22-year-old Tiffany Tan Hwee Shaun, the one who came out with the plan and conducted the theft only receive a 15-months sentenced with a SGD$5,000 bond in place of her good behaviour.

How it happened

Only 10 July 2020, Tan rented two vehicles a BMW for her own transport and another Suzuki to store the stollen goods.

The next day while her father and brother were not home, Tan brought her mother out for supper so that the house would be empty. She later pretended that she forgot her mobile home and rush back home to execute the plan.

Tan’s boyfriend would then accompany her mother so she would not return home serving as a “lookout”.

The boyfriend’s twin brother went to the unit with Tanto start stealing, they took her a safe which contains a Rolex watch and stole an envelope containing SGD$34,000 in cash along with Louis Vuitton merchandise, gold jewellery and all the piggy banks in the house.

How they got caught

The Police arrested all three of them after reviewing the CCTV footage of the building and showed them dragging the merchandise into the lift.

A netizen shared about an accident that involved an alleged drunk driver.

He had crashed his Audi through the street signs and ultimately crashed into the tree, causing the car to burst into flames.

A cyclist then ran over to pull him out of the burning wreckage, and the allegedly drunk driver then tried to flee the scene.

The cyclist then held and detained him until the police came.

They noted that he looked drunk and administered a breathalyser test on him, which he failed.

Here is the story:

“I heard from my friend that the car was driving at excessive speed and crashed through the street signs and hit the tree bursting into flames.

A cyclist ran over to the car and pulled the driver out of the burning vehicle. The driver who was a young man tried to leave the scene and the cyclist kept hold of him until the police arrived. They said he looked drunk and the police gave him a breathalyzer, which he failed.

There were two fire tenders and several police cars at the scene. It’s really frightening.”

Image source: SGRV

Goh Kim Teck, 58-years-old, pleaded guilty to one charge of tax evasion and six charges of omitting GST collected.

He was sentenced on 16 July to 3 weeks jail and fined $8,500, as well as a penalty of about #340,000.

Nine other similar charges were considered during sentencing.

Goh was in charge of supervising the daily operations and bookkeeping of the nightclub.

A large source of their income came from customers’ “hanging flowers” to the girls to show their support and appreciation, where they pay money for the flowers and it then gets worn by the girls.

From 2011 to 2014, Goh told his staff not to use the cashier for flowers that were bought with cash.

Goh would then hide the actual sales when filing GST for the club.

He also reported his personal income tax in 2013 as a loss of more than $50,000 when in actual fact, it was a profit of more than $120,000.

He was ordered to pay the penalties by 27 August, failure to do so would result in an extension of his jail term by 4 weeks and 138 days.

He will serve his sentence from 27 August.

Images source: Unsplash and Celeste Chen YouTube (Images used for illustration purposes only)