Singapore casinos have always had a rule, when a Singaporean enters… a $100 entry fee is required.

Now not anymore! Just head your way down to geylang lorong 14 and you will see the dark side of Singapore and prepar to get arrested. 

When i was a younger man, My parents always tell me to avoid geylang as it is not a safe place. I always enjoyed the food at geylang, to walk off my bloated stomach i will always walk around and see what is the latest scandals happening here.

In the day it’s just an abandon back alley.During the night, illegal gamblers start to gather and begin enjoying gambling. How is this even possible in modern day Singapore where we have 340 police cameras installed yet this still occurs.

Literally metres from the gambling dens there are police cameras in operation. One might doubt if the camera are even working. The cat and mouse game of the police and criminals has been going on at geylang for years. Why is no action taken to arrest the illegal operations in geylang.

Please avoid gambling at this illegal areas.

Please refer to section 8 of the following link to see the full penalties of illegal gambling.

http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/aol/search/display/view.w3p;page=0;query=DocId%3A77723495-039a-4acb-ac55-111442d6dd64%20Depth%3A0%20Status%3Ainforce;rec=0

Gambling is an addiction. Gambling destroys families. Stop Gambling

Mr Zhang age 31 got drunk and did something he should not have.

On 19th Of July 2015, Mr Zhang had a little bit too much of booze at a local restaurant located at geylang. After getting drunk he threaten the singapore police that he will blow up the parliament house and wants to kill Singapore Prime Minister LHL and his family.

Mr Zhang was sentenced to 28 weeks of jail time.  Mr Zhang wanted a lighter sentence and he just wants to go back home with his family in China.

Singapore Underage Smokers Caught On Film.

Credits to: Theresa Chan

In this day and age how are youngsters still being able to smoke in broad daylight in school uniform.

Singapore has a strict policy that the underage are not allow to purchase or consume any cigarettes or any tobacco products.

Currently there is a on going proposal to raise the legal smoking age from 18 to 21. But how is this going to stop young children from getting their hands on cigarettes.

Although Singapore is one the countries in the world that has the lowest smoking rate. We are still fighting a worldwide problem of the illegal sale of cigarettes to minors.

We need to make a stand and punish those who are selling or helping minors to acquire cigarettes, i believe a stricter enforcement to those caught helping minors get cigarettes should be impose.

Local News – Singapore Police Forces are searching the man in the above picture to aid in the investigation of Fraud/Cheating cases.

The man in his 30s is believed that he is involved in a few online fraud criminal activities.
The scam was reported by many victims that involves purchasing of goods online using online ads.

If you have seen this man please contact the police via phone 1800-255-0000. Or using the police website: https://app.spf.gov.sg/CrimeStopper/CrimeStopper.aspx