A netizen shared how her friend, who is 14-years-old, didn’t know any better and sent her n*ked pictures to a 24-year-old man.

The man then blackmailed the girl, wanting more pictures.

The girl’s friend then pretended to be a girl and texted him to expose him, after which the man then said that he would leak everything.

Here is the story:

“hiii just wanted to expose a pedo that is 24 years old that wants nudes from my friend

well basically my friends friend is 14 years old she doesn’t really know much and basically send her nude to him but she has already learnt her mistakes

so my friend went to text the pedo and confront him little did he know my friend is a guy,

he went along by catfishing the pedo, the pedo even asked for my friends nudes

we just expose him in a group chat but be blocked all us and said he is gonna expose my friends friend nudes

here are the text messages.”

Images source: @yplovestories

A photo emerged online showing a YP taking a selfie at the back of a car.

His face was seen covered in bruises (although upon closer inspection, it looks more like a filter effect).

He then captioned his photo: “Pia zui (fight) just now haha… normal for me (SIC)”

Image source: @salahkau.sg on IG

Chan Foo Mun, 43-years-old, was jailed for 8 weeks earlier today (10 August) after pleading guilty to 2 counts under the Infectious Diseases Act.

5 more similar charges were taken into consideration during sentencing.

Chan was given MC by a doctor but he hid that fact from his colleagues and supervisors and returned to work.

Chan worked at J8 Hotel at 8 Townshend Road, when the hotel had a customer who tested positive for Covid-19.

He then went to Care Family Clinic along Buffalo Road, on 19 April 2020, for cough and blocked nose that lasted 2 to 3 days.

The circuit breaker was in effect at the time.

Chan was then given a 5-day MC from 19 to 23 April.

He was told by the doctor that this was a SHN and he should stay home, not even allowed to leave his home to buy food (to leave that task to someone to help him).

Chan then left the clinic without paying or collecting his MC and medication, he then went to work at his hotel.

He didn’t want his pay to be deducted.

He hid the fact that he saw a doctor and was on MC, interacting with his colleagues as well as the hotels guests (he worked as a receptionist).

Chan left his home on 20 April to buy food and interacted with colleagues.

Enforcement officers from MOH went to visit him at his home to question him about his visit to the clinic on 19 April, telling him that he needed to stay home as per the MC, under the law.

He left his home again on 23 April to buy food.

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A man shares his story of how a “thirsty” uncle is harassing a woman in Joo Chiat.

Here is the story:

Was with my wife and children at a Vietnam food stall along Joo Chiat road earlier today. I saw this tiko looking ah peh looking at every Vietnam girl that walks by.

His eyes like never see women before keep lookup down left right centre and keep whistling at them, I think the saliva want touch the floor already.

The guy looks like the late 40s. Finally, one of the girls noticed the uncle and asked if the uncle if he was interested in having a good massage. The uncle said “why u want to catch my Pikachu?” and laugh like an evil monster to himself.

The look in his eyes was so sickening that I decided to quickly leave the place so that my children won’t learn this kind of behaviour.