Delivery from online purchases has become the part and parcel(no pun intended) of life, about 100 parcels went missing after a man who was trusted by Ninja Van to deliver the goods stole them and kept the items to satisfy his greed.

31-year-old Muhammad Nur Sheqal Azis’s home was raided by the Police and more than 100 missing packages were found.

Sheila pleaded guilty in court for criminal breach of trust by dishonest misappropriation, during his 1.5 years of employment he would often skip the scanning of goods to avoid the data from being recorded in the system. This step was meant as a method of tracking the goods.

He then reports to his superior that the items were missing and stores the item in his relative’s home before bringing it back to his place.

However, the management of Ninja Van detected that there was an increase in the number of missing items and they were associated with Sheqal’s goods which he was responsible for.

They did a test by shipping an item under Sheqal’s care and found out that Sheqal did not register the item. He was confronted by a manager from Ninja Van and he denied stealing the items.

A police report was eventually made and investigations uncovered Sheqal’s ploy, he was eventually jailed for 15 weeks.

Rosdiana Abdul Rahim, 33-years-old, was sentenced on 17 August to 15 months and 2 weeks imprisonment, as well as being ordered to pay the victim, Ms Mayang Sari, $2,500 in compensation.

Rosdiana, a mother of two, will spend 11 additional days in jail if she cannot make the payment.

She was charged with 7 charges, including voluntarily causing hurt and insulting the maid’s modesty.

However, she was acquitted of her seventh charge of pulling the maid’s shirt and bra because the judge was unsatisfied with the prosecution’s attempt to prove it beyond reasonable doubt.

What happened?

Ms Mayang started working for Rosdiana on 29 September 2017, towards 12 December 2017.

Her job scope including taking care of Rosdiana’s twins at their grandmother’s house.

She also had to do housework upon returning to Rosdiana’s home at night, resulting in her sleeping irregularly.

The maid was also not allowed to take naps during the day, as well as not having any days off.

Mayang was forced to shower in front of Rosdiana in November 2017 because she claimed that the maid was “smelly”.

She then pulled her arm and pushed her into the master bedroom’s toilet.

After which (the shower). she forced the maid to change inside the bedroom where the windows were open.

The victim recalled seeing people outside the windows and was worried that they could see her change.

Rosdiana then poured baby powder all over the maid’s face in December 2017, resulting in her eyes hurting.

She then warned the maid that if she removed the powder from her face, her family would “no longer be around” upon her return to Indonesia.

Rosdiana then threatened to harm the maid’s family again.

She also pinched the maid’s right breast and kicked her twice in her private areas.

She then pushed a cupboard door on the maid’s arm as she was retrieving a fresh set of clothes.

The maid was taken back to her agency by Rosdiana’s husband, after which the maid made a police report on 12 December 2017.

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A photo emerged online showing two XMMs in school uniform engaging in some pretty amorous activities in public.

They were seen caressing and kissing each other, in full view of the public.

It is unclear which school the duo are from or where the incident happened.

Images source: @singapura.viral on IG

A woman who caused a scene during the court trial of Benjamin Glynn earlier this morning (18 August) has been detained.

She reportedly didn’t wear her mask and was order by the judge to leave the court.

She then refused to comply with the orders and shouted “kangaroo court”; and she also added that she was a “living woman” who had “no contract” with the police.

She told the police, who were attempting to escort her out of the courtroom, to not touch her; as she shouted: “I do not respect the judge!”

The woman, after being escorted out of the courtroom, said that wearing a mask was unnecessary.

She was then told that she was not allowed to enter the court, to which she then questioned the officers: “Why can’t I go back inside? Is he (the judge) afraid I’ll call him a kangaroo again?”

She tried to leave about 15 minutes later but was stopped and detained by the officers.

She remarked that she was a Singaporean, telling them her IC number.

The woman was reportedly detained and held in a holding room in the State Courts for questioning.

We have reached out to the authorities for more information, stay tuned.

Recap

Images source: Google Maps and Keefe Chan Facebook

An Indian national followed a couple to a handicapped toilet located in Ang Mo Kio Park and filmed them engaging in “strenuous activities”.

Two days later, the couple returned to the same spot and again the couple was having “exercising” in the public toilet.

36-year-old Kuppusamy Karthik has been waiting for them to return so he can continue his filming but he was caught red-handed by the couple.

A total of 3 videos and around 5 photos were taken by Karthik, the first video was shot, one of the videos even have the couple showering together and “having fun”.

He was eventually caught when the man saw Karthik and contacted the Police, claiming that a man was peeping at his girlfriend peeing.

He was sentenced to 17 weeks in jail on Monday (Aug 16).

Twelve males and one woman, ages 36 to 69, are being investigated by the police for their alleged involvement in illicit gaming and non-compliance with safe distancing measures (SDM).

Officers from Jurong Police Division conducted an operation at a business unit along Bukit Batok Crescent about 1.45 a.m. on 14 August 2021 and discovered 13 people allegedly gathering and engaged in gambling-related activities.

Under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, the 13 people will be investigated for non-compliance with SDM.

Two males, ages 36 and 48, were also detained as part of the investigation for allegedly utilizing the flat as a common gambling house.

A total of eight additional males, ranging in age from 37 to 69, are also being probed for allegedly gambling in a similar gaming establishment. As case evidence, gambling-related memorabilia was confiscated.

The offence of using a location as a common gambling house is punished by a fine of $5,000 to $50,000 and a sentence of imprisonment of not more than three years under the Common Gaming Houses Act.

Gambling at a common gaming establishment is penalized by a fine of not more than $5,000, or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or by both.

Those found guilty of non-compliance with SDM under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020 may face a fine of up to $10,000, imprisonment for up to six months, or both.

Investigations are ongoing.

All images source: Singapore Police Force

The Police are looking for the man shown in the image below to assist with investigations into a case of theft of bicycle reported in the vicinity of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8 on 4 August 2021.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online via www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

Pasir Ris NPC posted an update on their Facebook, sharing that they were activated to respond to a distress call from Coney Island.

A couple who was hiking on the island, had lost their way as the sky started getting dark.

They eventually found the entrace of the island but were locked in, as the gates were locked at 7pm.

They couldn’t get out as the gates were massive and had barbed wires at the top.

Pasir Ris NPC captioned their post: Don’t Overstay Your Welcome; as they shared that many others have also found themselves in the same situation.

Images source: Pasir Ris NPC Facebook and Google Maps