A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Singapore Incidents which shows a man threatening a bus captain.
It is believed that the bus captain informed the man to wear his mask properly and the man started to abuse and threaten the bus driver.
A video emerged online showing a topless cyclist jaywalking (or jay-cycling?) across a busy road and hitting a car from behind.
The cyclist then rode away from the scene on his bicycle as though nothing happened.
The driver of the car then alighted from his vehicle and assessed the damage, with the cyclist having been long gone…
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
A video emerged online showing 2 Filipino women fighting at a grass patch, where they were believed to have been having a picnic.
They were seen trying to lay hands on each other as a guy in the middle tried to break them apart, with the two women scolding and threatening each other.
They were heard accusing and scolding each other: “you push me”, “don’t touch me”, “don’t push me into do something to you”.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
55-year-old Chen Jinliang, an unemployed man, was sentenced to 12 months of jail after he reportedly held a knife against his 77-year-old mother’s throat and threatened to kill her after she nagged at him to get a job.
on 18 February, the accused bought a pack of beer with his ang pao money and finished the six-pack, while his elderly mother was cooking in the kitchen.
She then noticed that her son, who has been unemployed for 5 years, was loitering around the house, and nagged at him to get a job.
The accused, in a drunken rage, went into the ktichen to push his mother onto the ground, and she knocked over a chair in the process.
She then tried to get back up at least 3 times and everytime she tried doing so, her son kept pushing her back down.
The son then took out 4 knives and placed them onto the kitchen table, one by one.
He then picked up one that was 18cm long and placed it at his mother’s neck, threatening her: “later I will use this knife to slash you to death”.
The mother then stopped resisting upon hearing the threat, and the son also calmed down after that.
The mother then hid the knives in her bedroom after the incident, fearing for her life.
The son then called and police after noticing that his mother was bleeding, and she was determined to have an injury on her head and fractures on her pelvis and thigh, she was hospitalised as a result.
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A Singaporean man was seen on camera shouting at a group of expat family at Pasir Ris Park to “GO BACK BLOODY INDIANS!”
He was also caught accusing them of spreading COvid-19 here.
The expat family of 4, consisting of the husband and wife, both aged 42, and their children, 11 and 7.
The man was heard shouting at them “Bloody Indians go back, spreading virus here.”
Image and video source: Whatsapp
A man who was walking at the park connector near Jurong Pioneer Junior College claimed that he saw a couple with 2 girls behind them and 2 dogs were walking in the canal beside the pavement. He was very surprised.
He says that he was walking on the pavement beside the canal, and realised that the family walked 400 meters, and was heading towards the canal. He continued his journey without knowing where did they go to in the end.
Someone from the public also claimed that they saw people walking in the canal a few years back.
Authorities say that anyone who goes into the water canal without permission will be fined for a maximum of 3000 dollars.
A guy was seen fooling around while doing his swab test. He made funny expressions when the cotton bud was placed into his mouth.
The tester forcefully and quickly inserted the cotton bud fully into his nose to pay back for that, causing extreme discomfort and pain to the man.
On Saturday May 8, Malaysia’s top health official warned that 7000 COVID-19 cases a day could happen by the end of May.
“It was projected that Malaysia would record 5,000 cases by the end of May and around 3,000 cases by mid-month” Said Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Health Ministry’s director-general.
“But now, two weeks before the middle of the month, we have recorded more than 3,000 cases,” further commenting that cases will continue to rise to 4000 if people do not follow the COVID-19 restrictions.
“These are a very crucial two to four weeks for us to contain the infection. We cannot succeed without the collaboration of the people. Stay at home if possible. Have an in-house Hari Raya among yourselves just like last year. Last year after Hari Raya, there was no surge of infections. Why can’t we do it again?” he added.
A video was recently uploaded on the Telegram which shows a girl called Chole trying to sell special videos of herself.
It is believed that the girl is currently 27 years old and she’s also a Singaporean as well. She charges a one time fee of $68 and all followers will be able to view all her videos in her collection.
She also stated that she has 2000 subscribers and the numbers are still growing daily.
The problematic tenant, Garie Sim, who refused to pay rental for his Bedok Court condo, amounting to $60,000 is currently in the limelight again. It is believed that the tenant, 67-year-old, Garie Sim had rented a condominium unit with his family at Bedok Court.
The landlord then tried to evict Garie by taking down the unit’s iron gate with a chain saw but the damage was minimal before the tenant hosed both him and his cousin with water.
The daughter of Garie has made a police report stating on how the Hardwarezone forum allegedly harassed her and intimidated her which caused her health problems.
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