A “Telehitch” passenger took to Instagram to share how she was allegedly harassed by a “chikopek” on a hitching platform called “Telehitch”.

She was booking a hitch ride and asked the driver if $7 was okay, to which the driver said $5 will do.

The girl then thanked him, to which the driver said it was only for “pretty people like you”.

He then added “haha you really hot la, just being honest.”

The driver then asked her if he can rest his hand on her thigh while driving, to which the girl replied “wtf no.”

The driver then told her that he could give her $300 in cash.

Again, the girl said no, and so the driver upped his price and offered her $500.

He said:

“what about 500? Just on your thigh. Will give you cash first thing we meet.”

The girl then rejected his car ride altogether.

But the driver still didn’t want to give up, continuing to call her.

He then offered her $2k, which then went up to $3k.

He asked her:

“What about I give you $3k include touching your chest, just 20-30 minutes. The ride end I stop”.

Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG

Earlier today(June 8), the Ministry of Health(MOH) announced that the 34th death case is from complications due to Covid-19.

The female Singaporean is case number 62680 and she is at the age of 86.

She was tested positive for Covid-19 on the 30th April 2021 and she was warded at Khoo Teck Puat hospital for an unrelated medical condition

She has not been vaccinated and she has a medical history of diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidaemia, hypertension and hypothyroidism.

A police tentage was spotted at the foot of a condominium block located in Marine Parade (Laguna Park) yesterday(June 7 morning). It is believed that the deceased is a 38-year-old woman.

The Police also said that they were alerted to the incident at around 7.05AM and called to assist at the location of Block 5000C Marine Parade Road.

The woman was found lying motionless and was pronounced dead at the scene by the paramedics.

Police investigations are ongoing.

Stay tune for more information.

A 28-year-old deliveryman fall in love with a 47-year-old married woman and did everything for her but ended up in jail. The duo met when the 28-year-old was working as a deliveryman. When the married woman told the man that she needed funds for her business turnover, the deliveryman did not hesitate to lie to his parents and younger sister to cheat over SGD$150,000.

28-year-old Lai Zi Ying pleaded guilty to four counts of cheating and he was sentenced to 15 months in prison yesterday.

It was said in the court hearing that the defendant is working as a delivery man when he met the married woman Guo Shujun while making his deliveries in July 2016.

Guo Shujun was married at the time with two children. She claims that she was in the business of selling bags and began to hire the defendant to perform deliveries. The two eventually fall in love even though the defendant knew that the other party has a family and still carried on the forbidden relationship.

According to the police investigation, Guo Shujun claimed that her business was in need of money and asked Lai to find a way to “borrow money” from his parents.

In order to deceive his parents to give him the money, the defendant fabricated various lies, saying for a while that he needed money to buy a car, and for a while that he needed money for school fees.

Further investigation revealed that Guo Shujun had instigated the defendant to deceive her sister into “investing”, but in fact all the money went into Guo Shujun’s pocket.

Investigations revealed that the defendant’s parents and sister were defrauded of a total of SGD$150,454 and he has only repaid about SGD$23,000.

Sometimes love makes a person irrational and will even break the law just to do the things that he or she feels right.

51-year-old Singaporean Ong Chong Kiat was suppose to serve his stay home notice but he ended up leaving his home to meet a Member of Parliament (MP) and even went on the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

Ong who was supposed to marry a PRC woman in China planned to leave Singapore last year but was not able to do so as he was issued a Stay Home Notice. The wedding was supposed to happen on the 5th of April 2020.

On March 26 2020, Ong left home despite having symptoms and headed to Hougang Avenue 8 Block 632 to seek help from an MP so that he could travel to China.

He then went to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital but was told that his referral was for Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) and he travelled again to TTSH to get his nasal swab and X-ray.

The next day, he took a Grab car to ICA and wanted to make the appeal for travel and pleaded with ICA officers that he has to go for his wedding that is due in 5 days.

Ong was later informed that he was tested negative and went to ICA building again to plead his case and even showed his negative test results to the ICA officers. However, he was told by the officers to stay home and complete his stay home notice.

In the end, Ong was sentenced to 25 days of jailed on 8 June 2021 and his girlfriend left him.