Justice is served .

I was driving out of a AMK carpark in July when a cyclist just suddenly appeared out of nowhere and I jam braked in time . Saw the cyclist fell and I rendered help to him . We drivers usually are afraid of such trouble even though it is not neccesary our fault . The next day I offered to bring him to the clinic , he rejected . 2 days later, he msg me said want to claim my car insurance for his medical bills . Luckily I made a police report on the day of the accident .

Singapore Police Force Traffic Police got back to me after investigations and said they are going to charge the cyclist for ‘ failing to stop and lookout for oncoming traffic…. Of the Road Traffic (Pedestrian) Rules .’

I hope this experience of mine will encourage other fellow drivers to not be afraid of reporting to the police for such incidents and not that everything is always the fault of us drivers when it comes to traffic accidents involving cyclists , PMDs and even pedestrians . I used to think so that we will always be penalised for knocking them down despite them not looking out for cars , but I’m so wrong .

A netizen has shared with us what he spotted while using the loo at an undisclosed shopping mall.

While doing his business, he noticed some scribbling in Mandarin on the toilet door for a s*xual services advertisement.

He says that he did not expect to see people still advertising by vandalising the toilet door as most of these type of adverts has moved to online platforms such as WeChat.

Image source: unsplash.com & anonymous netizen

As the defendant is a minor, details will be left out.

In June 2020, The defendant decided to go to a nearby grocery store to rob. He took an 18.5 cm long fruit knife from his home, put it in his shoulder bag, and walked to the grocery store.

The defendant walked into the grocery store wearing a hooded jacket, sunglasses, and holding a fruit knife. The defendant said “give me money” and “I need money” as soon as he came in.

The female clerk was startled and asked him “Why should I give you money?” and “What happened?”. Upon seeing this, the defendant turned his head and left.

At 3:56 PM on the same day, the defendant and his friends went to a convenience store and stole a pack of kimchi noodles worth $4.50 from the refrigerator, and hid them in their clothes, and hurriedly left without payment.

The defendant pleaded guilty to one count of intimidation and one count of theft on Friday (September 10).

The judge asked the prosecutor to submit a probation surveillance report, and the sentence was extended.

SCDF was notified of a fire at  Block 437 Woodlands Street 41 around 11:10 a.m. on Friday, September 10th.

An apartment on the bottom floor was producing heavy smoke when SCDF arrived. SCDF firemen using breathing equipment entered the smoke-filled building. SCDF used one water jet to extinguish the fire, which included the contents of a master bedroom. SCDF rescued two cats from the smoke-filled apartment during the firefighting operation.

Prior to SCDF’s arrival, the tenant of the impacted apartment had self-evacuated. About ten occupants were evacuated from neighboring flats on the 2nd through 6th floors.

An tenant from the damaged apartment was examined for smoke inhalation by SCDF. The individual refused to be sent to the hospital. There were no additional injuries recorded.

A video was uploaded by a netizen after he saw a monkey picking up a bottled bubble tea and started opening it up.

The monkey was smart enough to open it and eventually enjoy the drinks.

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