The driver of a white BMW was seen with his car parked right beside a black Toyota, probably with less than 10cm allowance between the cars.
The driver of the Toyota couldn’t even open his car door, or enter his vehicle at all because of the wall as well on the other side.
He had no way of entering his vehicle with all the doors being blocked.
The incident happened at the carpark of Raffles City Shopping Centre.
Source: Whatsapp
A F&B establishment, Darts Buddy at 28 Beatty Road, was caught by authorities for allegedly selling alcohol on the premises after 10.30pm.
They allegedly shuttered their main entrance to hide their activities inside, to avoid being detected by law enforcement officers.
Darts Buddy was charged in court earlier today (13 August) under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act.
Our sources told us that the bar would allow patrons to enter via a secret backdoor which is often locked, and patrons will only be allowed to leave when a phone call is made to make sure the coast is clear.
However, they were detected by Safe Distancing Enforcement officers who noticed people entering and exiting the bistro via the back door right before an inspection at 10.40pm.
The incident happened on 29 January, earlier this year.
Images source: Singapore Land Authority and Darts Buddy Bistro cafe & Pizzeria Facebook
A video emerged online showing a YP trespassing into a boat parked at a dock.
He was seen climbing into the unattended boat and posing for his friend who was filming him.
He then got out of the boat and ran away.
It is unclear where the incident happened, although it appears to be at a park.
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
A girl shared on Instagram that her boyfriend likes to f*p to local influencer girls.
She says that she is at a loss and doesn’t know if she should be okay with it.
She says that he doesn’t f*p to p*rn stars but instead prefers the instagram photos of local girls on Instagram.
Here is the story:
Images source: @yplovestories on IG, Unsplash and Instagram
According to the Police media release, they are appealing for the next-of-kin of a woman who used to reside in Yishun.
The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 52-year-old Mdm Thilak Subramaniam to come forward.
Mdm Thilak Subramaniam, a former resident at Blk 162 Yishun Street 11, had passed away on 5 August 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.
According to the Police media release, a 25-year-old man was arrested yesterday for trying to scam people from E-commerce platforms.
Investigations revealed that the man is involved in several other cases of the same nature.
The victim reported the incident to the Police on 9 May 2021 saying that he had made payments online to a Carouseller and the furniture was not delivered.
The seller allegedly went missing in action after receiving the payment. The seller has since been arrested yesterday and he will be charged today.
For anyone convicted of cheating can result in a jail sentence of up to 10 years along with a fine.
A video emerged online showing a lorry with a very peculiar motivational phrase.
The phrase said: “Do the right thing even if it makes you sad.”
However, the workers inside the lorry were also looking pretty sad; they must be doing the right things.
Image and video source: @sgroadaccidents on IG
A video of a boy taking a peek at a lady’s upskirt has emerged on Facebook. It does not look like it is taken in Singapore.
The lady was wearing a fanciful dress and was standing on the street when the wind blew, lifting her skirt up.
The young boy was in the car looking at it the whole time and could not take his eyes off, until he got smacked in the head by the adult beside him.
Image and Video source: Random Videos on the Internet Facebook
A video emerged online showing a Hyundai Avante, a PHV, beating a red light.
The traffic light was visibly red when he decided to drive on anyway.
The incident happened yesterday (12 August) at around 5.35pm, at Woodlands Avenue 4.
Image and video source: SGRV
Former presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian, who ran for the presidential elections in 2011, posted a photo onto his Facebook.
He was seen not wearing his mask in the photo, which he captioned: “Hehehe, no SDE officer around.”
A netizen commented on his photo, to which he replied that he had three $100 notes on standby already (the comment has since been deleted).
Source: Tan Kin Lian Facebook
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