According to a media release, a 17-year-old boy was sentenced to 21 months of probation for molestation.

The victim who is also 17-years-old is said to be his “ex-gf” and they met on Instagram, they chatted for months before meeting in person but eventually broke up.

The incident happened on 8 July 2020, the couple went to multi-storey parking to smoke, the accused claimed that he needed to remove the victim’s skirt so that the cigarette smell will not stain her clothing.

After finish smoking, the victim tried to pick up her skirt, but the accused started hugging her from behind and started kissing her continuously. The victim struggled and told the boy to stop before pushing him away.

His parents had to put up SGD$5,000 as a bond to guarantee his good behaviour and not to offend again.

A Macpherson mall hostess has been called to report for a swab test after several confirmed cases were reported by the Ministry of Health(MOH).

The hostess said that she is worried for her family but she should have thought about it before going to make some quick easy cash.

Here is the full message from MOH:

According to a Police media release, 12 people are investigated by the Police for alleged non-compliance with safe distancing measures under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

The raid was conducted on 15 June 2021 at around 12.35 AM, the Police received a tip-off that an unlicensed KTV was operating at Woodlands Industrial Park E1. Police officers on the scene nabbed 12 people drinking and singing.

Public entertainment and liquor were also believed to have been provided at the unit without a valid licence. Karaoke equipment, liquor bottles and beer cans found at the unit were seized for investigations.

A 30-year-old who operated the unit will be investigated for supplying liquor without a valid licence under Section 4(1) of the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act 2015 as well as for providing public entertainment without a licence under Section 19(1)(a) of the Public Entertainments Act.

If the man is found guilty of supplying alcohol and running the unlicensed KTV he can be fined up to SGD$20,000 for each charge.

Those who breached safe distancing measures under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

All images sourced from Singapore Police Force.

A netizen who used to live at the infamous Block 852 Woodlands HDB, shared a story that he experienced while living there.

He recounted seeing the television set in his living room turning on and off by itself, and once he pulled the TV’s plug out from the socket just to make sure it wouldn’t turn on by itself, but it still did.

During the first night of the Hungry Ghost Month that year, he was sleeping alone in his bedroom when he was jolted awake by a weird noise.

He then saw a ghost with extremely long hair and black eyes, spinning along with the ceiling fan and staring at him.

He tried his best to scream for help but he just wasn’t able to make a sound.

He started praying inside his head and the ghost finally disappeared when he opened his eyes.

That bedroom was then left empty and unused, all the way until the family moved out.

Images source: Property Guru and Justaiwantour

Following the KTV saga, many Vietnamese that are working regular jobs in Singapore has felt the backlash from the actions of those who work in KTV.

At Hong Lim market, a Vietnamese stall owner who often dresses it sexy costumes have been told to go back to Vietnam and she is unhappy about it.

She then posted a video online stated that she has been tested for a swab test and its negative, she said that although there are Vietnamese who work in KTV many are here to sell food or even study while some are just housewives taking care of babies at home.

She even gave advice and warn people not to mingle with KTV girls.

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