A group of people after having their meal on the void deck did not clear and clean the table before leaving. Leftovers can be seen on the void deck table.
Some of the leftovers include crab shells, sauce, plastic containers, plastic bags, and empty plastic bottles.
The table on the void deck was also not cleaned, with bits and pieces of the food laying on the table.
Image and Video Source: IG @netizenz
A young guy wearing a white t-shirt, sunglasses, and using a black cloth covering his face was seen doing pull-ups in an MRT carriage.
He used the metal pole on the MRT as a pull-up bar and started doing pull-ups while the MRT was stationary.
Passengers nearby him seem to not care about him at all.
Image and Video Source: IG @netiizenz
24-year-old Malaysian Yee Jing Man(Murderer) was working at the International Furniture Centre at Sungei Kadut Loop when the incident happened.
He was offered a salary increment and job promotion by his bosses and even received a Chinese New Year Ang Bao of SGD$999 for his good job performance. However, Yee decided not to take the promotion but to return the favour by chopping his boss to death.
Bosses of the company
Yee received a 20 years jail sentence earlier today (June 9).
Yee has been working in the company since 2017 and he would often be praised by the victim saying that he is satisfied with his job performance.
In 2018, Yee received a SGD$999 Chinese New Year red packet from his boss and was offered an increment of SGD$300 along with a promotion to a manager role.
However, Yee rejected promotion as he worried that there will be more stress.
Later in the year, Yee started to became irresponsible for his job and his performance level fell. Between 2017 and 2019 he did not turn up to work for a total of 69 days.
Obviously, the boss would reprimand him for being elusive but Yee finds that he was scolded unreasonably. Their relationship soon turned sour.
In 2019, Yee started to have trouble sleeping and even imagine hacking the directors (bosses) of the company with a chopper.
Yee’s girlfriend called Yee and said that he will soon be fired by the boss, Yee then told his girlfriend that he would procure a chopper to kill the boss.
In March 2019, Yee failed to return to work again and Yee’s girlfriend was informed that Yee does not need to come back to work anymore.
After Yee found out about the message, he arrived at the office in the afternoon to confront the 3 bosses of the company (Mr Li, Mr Lin, Mr Pan) the moment he arrived he slashed Mr Li on his head, neck and back.
He then went to Mr Lin and chop a few times at his back and neck, he even forces the 3rd co-owner of the business Mr Pan to swallow the red packet that was given to him previously and Mr Pan had to do it.
Yee then knew that it is over and stab himself in the stomach and slashed his wrist. He was later diagnosed with mental issues and IMH ruled that he was suffering from the depressive disorder which leads to his illogical actions.
Quak Tiong Beng, 42-years-old, a Singaporean police staff sergeant, was sentenced yesterday (8 June) to 5 months of jail for helping a remandee intentionally pervert the course of justice.
He was on duty at the Police Cantonment Complex (PCC) lockup on 23 April 2019, when he took instructions from a remandee; Casper Ang, 32, and made a phone call to a witness; Sae Pang Yan Shuo, on his behalf.
Quak was caught red-handed when he called Sae (who was in the middle of an interview with an officer from Commercial Affairs Department), who answered the phone on speaker mode.
The CAD officer heard Quak’s instructions to Sae, and the CPIB was alerted on 30 April 2019.
The phone call was made by Quak in an area of the lock up where mobile phones were not allowed.
Quak has been suspended from service since 13 May 2019 and is due to surrender himself to the State COurts on 21 June to being serving his sentence.
Images source: Google Maps and CPIB Singapore
An accident occured along PIE involving a car and a motorcycle.
The impact was so great the the motorcyclist was flung off his bike and hurled through the back window of the car in front.
At the time of writing, it isn’t clear how the accident happened or if the motorists are okay.
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
SPCA Singapore released a statement on their Facebook page yesterday (8 June), appealing for information about a guy who was seen on video abusing a cat.
They are seeking the identity of the person in the video to assist with investigations.
The incident reportedly occurred at Block 298C Compassvale Street.
SPCA said that anyone with information in relation to the case can contact their 24 hour hotline at 6287 5355.
Images source: Instagram and SPCA Singapore
Rajagopal Malini, 47-years-old, was charged in court yesterday (8 June) for allegedly trying to cheat the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) into giving her a month cash payout from the Covid-19 Support Grant (CSG).
She is facing 12 counts of cheating, forgery and criminal breach of trust. (2 of the charges involved the MSF)
Malini declared in her CSG application that she was placed on involuntary no-pay leave of more than 3 months due to Covid-19, so that she could purportedly bluff the MSF into giving her $800 for 3 months.
She then forged a termination letter to support her false declaration.
Her application was ultimately rejected.
9 our of her remaining 10 charges relate to a stolen credit card that she allegedly used to make $13,000 worth of unauthorised transactions at Nex on 21 September 2020.
The solitary remaining charge involves her allegedly misappropriating $4,015.72 from her employer, Colliers International Consultancy and Valuation, a real estate management services company.
Images source: 刘薪阀 and Whatsapp (Top images used strictly for illustration purposes only)
Leow Wei Liang, 37-years-old, the man who is allegedly behind the cat slashings in Ang Mo Kio, was charged earlier today (9 June) with animal cruelty.
During his mention in court, which was conducted remotely, Leow refused to appear in the camera frame.
He was heard wailing on the ground as officers tried to get him to stand up.
District Judge Marvin Bay, however, noted that he was present despite his antics.
Leow was heard begging to be released and saying that he didn’t want to go to jail.
The prosecution asked for Leow to be remanded at IMH for 2 weeks, to which the judge agreed, citing his court behaviour as a valid reason.
Leow is due to return to court on 23 June for a further mention of his case.
Images source: SPCA Singapore and Ang Mo Kio South Caregivers and Feeders and Google Maps
Workers’ Party (WP)’s chief and Leader of the Opposition, Pritam Singh, said in a lengthy Facebook post that bigotry should be called out even if they are said in a private setting.
His post was shared in response to the viral incident where a Ngee Ann Polytechnic lecturer, Tan Boon Lee, who made racist remarks towards an interracial couple in Singapore, saying that the Indian man was preying on Chinese girls.
Singh mentioned that Singapore’s first prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, also had his concerns about interracial relationships in his 2011 book Hard Truths, saying that if his daughter wished to marry a black African, he would tell her that she’s mad.
However, in the same book, Lee also identified “inter-marriages” as being an example of how some racial communities can integrate better than others.
Singh said:
“It would seem that Mr Lee had both public and private views about inter-racial marriages and these turned on the context of his observations about specific aspects of Singapore society.”
Singh also said that attitudes on race do change, and that reservations can give way to acceptance over time.
He added that parents become more accepting of interracial relationships when they “see the happiness in their children’s eyes”.
Singh then described the incident with the racist lecturer as being a “serious and fatal misjudgement” and that he crossed a line.
Singh said:
“Bigoted views, even if privately held, have a nasty habit of showing themselves up opportunistically in day-to-day circumstances.”
“It would be important for those who host such private views to reflect deeply on how these can hurt themselves and more importantly, those around them.”
“When it comes to racism – there can be no ifs or buts.”
Singh then added:
“As a multi-racial and increasingly multi-cultural, but most importantly – secular society – the public space is a shared space which is for all Singaporeans – regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation etc to participate actively in.”
“We are of course entitled to our private views – but should we not as a society call out bigoted private views with a view to make the public space safer and accommodative for all?
“Doing so would be a learning opportunity to self-reflect, unpack our preconceived notions and in doing so, determine what sort of society we aspire to be.”
The incident has shown that Singaporeans are able to recognise what is wrong and condemn it, with Singh calling it a silver lining.
“That many of all ages and persuasions have done so in response to Mr Tan’s racist diatribe, in a determined, yet restrained manner, represents a silver lining.”
“The swift backlash from the public and politicians of all stripes have also shown that such views are not acceptable in the Singapore of today, even if we continue to live with the comfortable truth that they persist.”
Singh also maintained that his party with work to eradicate racism and bigotry.
“Going forward, my colleagues in the Workers’ Party and I will appeal for greater understanding and mutual respect from all, even as we work to promote efforts to eradicate the bigotry and racism that many Singaporeans – both young and old – seek to consign to history.”
Images source: Dave Park Ash and Pritam Singh on Facebook
A man jumped from the passenger platform onto the tracks and was hit by an oncoming train.
He later died because his injuries were too severe, dying 2 hours after impact.
The man was identified as Yasushi Moriya, 52-years-old, a high ranking executive of the Japanese Olympic Committee.
The incident happened on the Nakanobu subway station in Tokyo, Japan.
Investigations into the death are ongoing, with the police viewing it as a suicide.
Images source: Unsplash
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