A man was sentenced to jail after he was found guilty of committing theft. He stole SGD$10,800 worth of Budget 2020 grocery vouchers with his wife in Marsiling.
The incident happened months after his wife Tanty Yohaida Samad issued a protection order against him, which makes many scratches their head thinking “the wife filed for a protection order against him but went to steal voucher with him”.
In October 2020, Zulkeflei and his wife Tanty used clothes hangers to steal the vouchers from letter boxes or he would use a plier to break open the letter box. The vouchers were meant for low-income families and a total of 72 people were victims of the crime.
The duo would later use the vouchers to make purchases at various supermarkets and even bought two mobile phone and a laptop.
Court documents did not indicate why the 45-year-old wife applied for the protection order and later committed the crime with him.
The order was issued against him after he attacked his 21-year-old son.
Earlier today 42-year-old Zulkeflei Mohamed Yatim was sentenced to 1 year 7 months jail for 16 charges of theft and voluntarily hurt.
The incident happened back in March 2020, Kelvin Seo Wen Quan was caught doing the deed to pay his father’s medical expenses and to some ah long(loan shark).
The man was caught with the following 6 animals at Tuas Checkpoint
1 chihuahua
1 dachshund
2 Persian cross cats
1 Munchkin cat
1 golden retriever
According to the hearing, he would earn at least SGD$500 per attempt he bring the animal over from Johor Bahru to Singapore.
He would follow the instructions of a man known as Quek and travel to a pet shop in Johor Bahru to collect the animals and then bring it over to Singapore. However, he was caught on 2 March 2020.
Usually, he would deliver the animals to Quek’s vehicle at Pioneer Mall’s carpark. Quek was stopped along Jalan Bahar by a roadblock and the crime came to light
On June 14 2021, Seo was sentenced to 24 weeks’ jail for 6 charges under the Animals and Birds Act.
Looks like BTS is not just music they even made an impact on food.
The Macdonald meal previously went through Malaysia, Indonesia and Taiwan like a storm. Many people seem to be trying to make a quick buck out of it.
The crowd was so massive in Indonesia that they were force to closed.
Taiwan – TW$499,999 (S$23,885)
In addition to fans wanting to buy and collect, it seems that collecting BTS packages can make money.
From shopping websites, you can see that many people have resold limited edition purple packaging, including paper bags, empty cups, and empty cups.
The prices start at tens of thousands. The cheapest one is TW$10,000.
SingThe Macdonald meal previously went through Malaysia, Indonesia and Taiwan like a storm. Many people seem to be trying to make a quick buck out of it.apore
Will the same happened in Singapore, just like Hello Kitty people queue for it and resold it online.
Many expects that the same thing is going to happen in Singapore. Lets hope that McDonald’s manage the crowd well in this trying times.
Lawrence Wong, the co-chair of the Multi-Ministry Taskforce, provided an update on the Covid-19 situation in Singapore, and how it will affect the second stage of reopening.
He said that Singapore is dealing with a new outbreak of community cases, with the Bukit Merah cluster likely to be “very large”, because the cases are not only breaking out from the market, but from the vicinity as well.
Wong said that unlinked cases appear to be on the rise.
Due to these developments, the government will evaluate the timeline and scope of further reopening on 21 June.
This includes the allowance of more high-risk activities such as dining-in.
Wong said:
“I know this is a difficult time for everyone but I want to assure you that we are doing our very best to ensure that we do not have another flare up before we reach sufficiently high level of vaccination in the community.”
Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG and Lawrence Wong Facebook
The Singapore police said that they are investigating a number of Telegram groups and Tumblr pages for sharing obscene images and video of Singapore girls, most of which seemed to have been taken and spread without consent.
The police however, stopped short of naming the pages and groups.
One particular Telegram group had more than 12,000 photos, 3,000 videos and 500 files of women in various states of undress and/or engaging in sexual acts.
Some of the sexual acts also appeared to have not been consensual.
There were also images of unsuspecting women taken on public transport, including downblouse photos.
The police are currently investigating and are advising people with information to call the police hotline at 1800-255-000, all information will be kept strictly confidential.
Images source: Telegram and Fabrications About The PAP
A video emerged online showing a couple of young punks fighting inside a classroom.
They were seen throwing punches as each other, with the YP in green throwing a hard jab at the skinnier YP’s chest, much to the amusement of his friends in the audience.
They were heard exclaiming: “WAAAH! WAAAAAAAH! OH SHIIIIIIIIT! AHAHAHAHAHAH!
A man shared a video detailing a harrowing experience he had at home, with his glass display cabinet from Ikea inexplicably “exploding” and shattering.
He said that 30 seconds before his cabinet shattered, (by the lucky stroke of fate) his wife had carried his daughter away.
He then heard a creaking sound from the side of his glass display shelf, before it “blasted” towards his sofa, where he was sitting.
Gabriel Heng Jing Heng, 26-years-old, pleaded guilty to 3 counts of criminal intimidation, and 1 count each of unlawful stalking, mischief and voluntarily causing hurt.
He was sentenced to 1.5 years jail and fined $3,000 on 15 June, and is currently out on bail to settle some personal affairs before serving his sentence on 13 July.
What happened?
Heng met the victim in 2016 and was in an intimate relationship with her, who cannot be named due to a gag order to protect her identity.
They were however not dating.
From July 2018 to September 2019, he stalked, insulted and degraded her through vulgarities and demanding her to behave according to his wishes; showing up at her home numerous times.
The victim decided to end things with him in December 2017, which made Heng unhappy, and he continued to contact her, who relented and stayed in touch with him.
He demanded to meet her on several occasions, using vulgarities and threatening her via both text messages and verbally if she refused.
She the started ignoring him from 27 July 2018, and she received more than 100 missed calls from Heng within a few days.
He said that he can’t control himself anymore and that if she doesn’t meet him at 9pm, that day, he would burn her house down.
He also added that if she continued to ignore him, he would slash her mother when she opened the door and make sure one of her family members would be killed.
He then sent her pictures of himself in a car, telling her that he was on the way to her home inside a Grab car.
The victim then blocked him on Whatsapp and Telegram.
She also moved out of her home in August 2018 to stay with another relative until January 2019, so that she could avoid him.
Heng then used another mobile number to contact her on 25 July 2019.
The victim then ignored him and he then told her that he would kill her, her mother and her boyfriend.
One of his messages read: “I make sure you kneel down on the floor and beg again. I make sure I turn your whole life upside down.”
That same say, Heng knocked on her door at about 4pm and go tno response; he then threw a packet of coffee at the door before leaving, which was captured on the family’s CCTV.
Heng then told her “Hope you mum enjoyed the coffee”, before assuring her that he would go over again the next day with someone else.
Heng was charged 2 days alter and released on bail after his grandmother bailed him out, but he then breached his bail conditions by sending more text messages to the victim via his friend’s mobile phone.
Heng then sent photographs of her and her boyfriend’s instagram accounts to her Whatsapp.
Assaulted own grandmother
Heng went to his grandmother’s house to ask for money to hire lawyer in late October 2019.
She refused and Heng then punched her shoulder, telling her that he would burn down her house.
His grandmother then discharged herself of her responsibilities as his bailor.
Other misdemeanours
Heng also assaulted a colleague when he was working as a valet driver, as well as fighting with another driver at the Bukit Timah area in yet another incident, taunting him to fight.
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