A netizen was shocked after her CCTV manages to capture a courier tried to make “evidence” that the item was delivered by taking a photo of the item at the customer’s door, only to leave with the package.
They delivery personnel even tried to break into a shoe box that was locked with a padlock.
The netizen posted it online questioning if it is considered stealing.
One of the girls even break open a shoebox that was locked with a padlock. Looks like xmm have to return to Civil and Moral education.
Looks like we have to wait for Shopee to make a response on the incident.
In November 2020, the CNB was able to uncover a parcel that contains around 3kg of “Ice” and the smuggling was intercepted. This trigger a response in the Thailand Narcotics department and they started monitoring packages exporting to Singapore.
After the shipment was intercepted, the Singaporean who failed to ship the drugs decided to do so again on March 26 and the packages were intercepted at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Around 3kg of Ice and 1320 Ecstasy pills were found.
On the package, it is written that the sender is 27-year-old Teo Zhi Ji
The Thailand Police were quick to act and found out the accomadation of the Singaporean which was in Lat Phrao,Bangkok area.
After raiding the location in Lat Phrao area under the suspicion of “having a narcotic category 1 (Methamphetamine), 3-4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine) in possession for sale without allowed and try to export out of the kingdom for sale without permission, he was arrested.
In addition, objects that were used as evidence were also found. and electrical appliances used for packing hide drugs The same characteristics used to be seized with drugs, including an amplifier. packaging equipment digital scale and many more
Singapore’s CNB is aware of the incident and has since posted a Facebook update
According to a Police Media Release, a 31-year-old woman was arrested for her alleged involvement in cheating and even giving false information to a public servant.
The Police was contacted on the 1st of November 2020 at around 2.30AM that a woman had impersonate Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and cheated victims to make payments in order to secure a job in Singapore.
Police officers from Woodlands Police Division were able to uncover the woman’s identity and arrested her on 14 April 2021. Investigations revealed that the woman has cheated at least two victims of more than S$3,500.
The woman had also tried to conceal the truth by allegedly lying to the Police officers, claiming that she is a victim as well.
For the offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code and providing false information to a public servant under Section 182 of the Penal Code.
The offence of cheating which falls under Section 420 of the Penal Code can jail the woman for up to 10 years with a fine
For providing false information to a public servant she can face up to 1-year jail and or fine up to a maximum of S$5,000.
Raymond Joshua, 33-years-old, was charged with using insulting words, using criminal force and failing to present himself for a urine test while under a drug supervision order.
He was sentenced to 4 months and 3 weeks jail earlier today (4 June), another 3 charges were taken into consideration during sentencing.
He had reportedly boarded a bus at night last year and repeated said “you China ah?” to a female passenger before spitting at her face.
His crimes
Joshua was given a 2-year drug supervision order from April 2019, but he had reportedly failed to show up for his urine test 42 times.
He explained that he didn’t go for the urine tests because it was “too far” for him.
On 2 July 2020, during the initial Phase 2 period, he boarded bus 109 at night, and he was seen repeatedly shifting around the seats near the victim, a 36-year-old Singaporean woman who was with her mother, and gesturing towards her.
He then asked her “You China, you can speak English or not.”
At this point, the victim was sitting still and not responding to Joshua, as seen in the CCTV footage.
Joshua then encroached into her personal space, and the victim then pushed him away as he was too close to her.
Joshua then took off his mask and spat at her face.
He was later arrested.
Joshua then admitted to drinking a bottle of liquor at his fiancee’s house before the incident took place.
“Very remorseful”
The prosecutor asked for 4 months and 3 weeks jail, noting that the incident happened during a period when Singapore was still at a heightened level because of the pandemic and many lives were sill affected.
Also, the incident took place on public transport and the accused was drunk.
The fact that he had also failed to attend numerous urine tests was an aggravating factor as well.
Joshua said that he was very “shameful and remorseful” and that he has changed to be a better person.
The judge the rejected his request to defer his sentence, saying that his case has been in the court system since May 2020, and adding that his behavior cannot be tolerated.
A netizen shared her story online about how she got refused for exchange for her faulty product.
On 30 May 2021, she went to a shop at Bedok interchange and bought a phone adapter and a screen protector. The boss of the shop told her if there is any problem with the product, she could come back and look for him.
When she got home and tried using the adapter, she found out that it was faulty.
A few days later, she went back and asked for a refund. The boss refused and insisted that there was no problem with the product.
HERE IS HER STORY…
“I bought the adapter and screen protection in this shop at Bedok Interchange on 30/5/2021 . When I bought and pay money the boss very happy and told me any happened come back i get one week quality . Then today i came back change the adapter coz that make my phone hot when I charge . My phone just bought on 28/5/2021 at singtel store . BUT he dont want change to me and said my phone get problems not the product he sell to me . I ask he sure 100% any product come out no problem- he don’t answer me . AND he said to me no change anything for me and nerve said i get quality when i buy from him . . So funny . No quality with new product when u buy on the shop ? . I get so angry when he said that . Ever he also dont be rich with $20 and God dont give lucky to bad person Pls carefully with this shop and this person .”
A netizen shared his story about how 2 female delivery personnel stole his parcel that he ordered online through Shopee.
2 females went to his house and knocked on his door to deliver the parcel. When no one responded to them, they opened the shoebox and took photos of the parcel as proof that they delivered it.
After doing that, they proceed to lock the shoebox without placing the parcel in and took the parcel with them and left. Apparently, the 2 staffs are from J&T Express.
HERE IS HIS STORY…
“Is this considered stealing? I chatted with shopee agent they told me its from J&T. When i called J&T they didnt recognise the tracking number.. Anybody knows where this courier from i cant even find on google.. SG East Hub? The 2 ladies came and opened the shoebox but did not put the parcel in and took away the parcel with them.. And if anybody knows these 2 girls kindly pm me within 24 hours we can deal with this privately or else im gonna make a police report..TIA.. “
A video emerged online showing a guy eating inside his car.
Because the current Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) restrictions dictate that no dining-in is allowed, the guy embraced his inner Thomas Edison and thought out of the box.
He used a mop wringer as a table to hold his plastic packet food.
INGENUITY.
FULL VIDEO LOADING…
Image and video source: Lazada and ROADS.sg on Facebook
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