A netizen who was working in the bar industry in Singapore, shared some horror stories that she experienced while working and warned others not to join the industry.
She said that the industry is fked up and that in one of the incidents, she was allegedly targeted by the bar owners.
They had allegedly planned to drug and gang rape her to “teach that green hair Indian girl a lesson”.
It was allegedly because she “act smart” and “talk back”.
She shared that one of the alleged perpetrators was even someone she considered a friend and mentor and who always called her his little sister.
She revealed that she got lucky and managed to leave before they did anything.
She then added that if you think drinks are the only way you can be drugged, you are wrong; she said that they (presumably the bar owners) have done this before to non drinkers by using air fresheners, and sometimes even via touch.
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Although power-assisted bikes are allowed on the road, they are encouraged to ride safely.
The number one guideline of Ebikes is to always ride as close as practicable to the left-hand edge of roads, and allow traffic to overtake you safely. Keep a straight course, do not weave through traffic and avoid sudden swerves.Â
An Ebike was spotted overtaking a vehicle and even getting in front of the vehicle when turning right.
Bryan Gomez, the man accused of ill treating his huskie puppy by taping its mouth and legs shut, has since come out with his side of the story in an attempt to justify his actions.
He said that it was punishment for the dog biting him and his girlfriend, and claimed to be a dog lover.
A netizen called him out and said the it was still unacceptable and that the husky was crying in the video while he was laughing in the background.
At the time of writing, his Instagram account has since been deactivated.
It has come to almost the end of the year, We compile a list of inconsiderate leg kings to share.
Every now and then we see inconsiderate people in the public putting up their legs on Public transports to relax.
Not sure if this was mentioned before, but We often see a lot of people (both young and old) place their feet on the opposite seats when it comes to those doubled decker buses with seats facing each other at the back, on the first level.
It’s really annoying for me commuters who take buses every day to go to work, and since many of us take long rides. There’s always someone who’s seated at one of the seats, putting his/her feet on the opposite seats.
If I’m lucky, sometimes they rest their bare feet with visible foot rot/fungus/f up things on it.
I always walk up and when they see me they put their feet down, but no way in hell am I gonna sit on their newly created plantar wart culture there…
Sure I admit I can go sit somewhere else, but it’s really inconsiderate and unhygienic for everyone else who uses the bus later on.
Not sure if anyone has any idea how to deal with stuff like this? I sure as hell won’t be bringing huge rolls of antiseptic tissues to clean the seats every day though.
Sometimes by looking at the photos of these people you can almost smell their foot.
Although in 2019, SMRT introduce a sign reminding people not to do these people are still doing it.
A netizen shared how he was inside a toilet cubicle when a middle aged man in his 50s started harassing him.
Here is the story:
“so basically i was in the public male toilet at clementi mrt
then there was a man telling me why i was taking alot of tissue paper then he went to the cubicle beside me and bend down and keep putting his hand into the cubicle i was in like wtf ..
he was wearing a red shirt and was about 50 years old.”
44-year-old Tan Wee Beng, a man who made it to FBI’s most wanted list was found guilty of falsifying paper works to conduct his business.
Tan Wee Beng is the managing director and a stakeholder of Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd, a commodity trading firm. He was sentenced to a $210,000 fine (plus seven months in jail). Another 13 identical counts were considered for sentence.
Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd supplied sugar and other products to two people from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) through their individual firms, with payments sent to Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd and its connected company, Morgan Marcos Pte Ltd.
FBI poster
Investigations revealed that Tan was contacted by two banks which asked him regarding deposits made to Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd and Morgan Marcos Pte Ltd. These deposits were made in exchange for products sold to DPRK citizens. Tan Wee Beng was afraid that if either bank discovered that Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd had transacted with firms associated with the DPRK, their connection with the businesses would be terminated.
In order to hide his illegal actions, he falsify the invoices
On these invoices, the identities of the end customers and the destination ports were altered to erase any ties to the DPRK. Tan Wee Beng then signed and submitted the fraudulent bills to the banks.
According to a Police media release, two people are facing investigations after they hurled vulgarities at public servants.
Drinking at Pandan Gardens
The first occurrence occurred on August 21, 2021, when the Police received a report of liquor being consumed outside the authorized hours at a park connector in the vicinity of Pandan Garden.
When the Police arrived, they found out that a 46-year-old woman was drinking with 3 other men and non of them were wearing a mask. The Police told them to put on a mask and the 3 men complied with the officers.
The 46-year-old refused to wear her mask and started hurling vulgarities at the officers, leaving with no choice she was arrested on the spot for disorderly behaviour and using abusive words against public servants.
Boon Lay Place Food Village
In a separate incident at Boon Lay Place Food Village, the police were contacted by a Safe Distancing Enforcement Officer from NEA stating that a man is refusing to comply and needed the help of the Police.
A 32-year-old was seated at a marked seat and the SDEA officer told him to move but he refused to do so. The man started to challenge the SDEO and hurled vulgarities at him.
The man is currently facing investigations for using abusive words against public servants and non-compliance with safety measures.
Penalties:
Anyone found guilty of disorderly behaviour is punishable under Section 20 of the Miscellaneous Offence (Public Order and Nuisance) Act with a fine up to $2,000, imprisonment term of up to six months, or both. Upon second or subsequent convictions, individuals are liable for a fine of up to $5,000, imprisonment up to 12 months, or both.
Anyone found guilty of using abusive words against a public servant or public service worker is punishable under Section 6(3) of the Protection from Harassment Act with a fine of up to $5,000, imprisonment term of up to 12 months, or both.
Covid-19
For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.
For not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.
