A netizen shared how he and his brother had an argument, and the brother then challenged him to a fight when he returns home.
The two then got into an altercation at home, to which the mother then intervened the stopped the fight.
The YP was allegedly not happy because he “didn’t get to fight”, so he allegedly twisted his mother’s hand.
In a separate incident, the YP was seen on video smashing the glass of a bookshelf.
And in yet another separate incident, when the two brothers were fighting, their mother stopped the fight, and the brother then punched his mother, and a police report was made.
You can read the OP’s caption below:
“My brother and I had an argument online and him being a gangster wannabe started to challenge me and said a lot about wanting to spar me when he come home.
So when he reached home he dared me to fight so I’m Lik ok and when my mom heard the commotion she came and intervened by pushing us apart.
My brother is still not happy cuz he didn’t get to fight so he twisted my mom’s hand, unfortunately I don’t hav any video of that…
But I hav tis video I took once last time where he was trying to act big and smashed the glass of a bookshelf.
And there was once when me and him fought, my mom was there to stop again so he punched her and got a police report but he still haven’t learnt his lesson lah tis time he twisted my moms hand so I cannot tarhan alr.
The bookshelf is filled with books but was taken out and used to put random stuff cuz he broke it.”
According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), all 26 Hua Zai outlets will be closed till June 14 to break any chain of Covid-19 infection.
The Hua Zai outlet at Block 308 Anchorvale road has been closed since 30 May, due to a cluster forming at that coffee shop.
MOH is currently investigating cases of covid-19 infection among people who work at Hua Zai outlets after finding out a possible transmission of covid-19
According to the police, there is a scam circulating on Whatsapp whereby scammers promote the selling of gold bars at a discount to victims, who never receive the gold after payment was made.
The scammers used hacked Whatsapp accounts belonging to the victim’s friends to communicate with the victims.
The scammers fabricated a story whereby they bought gold at a cheap price that was seized by Singapore customs and was being auctioned off, which allowed them to sell for 30% cheaper than the market rate.
They even provided a fake invoice issued by Singapore Customs.
Image Source: SPF
“Always call your friend to verify the authenticity of the request, but do not do so through WhatsApp as the account might have been taken over by scammers,” said the police.
“If the price is too good to be true, it probably is. Purchase only from authorised sellers or reputable sources, especially for high-value items.” the police added
Facebook user Alique Perez shared how she ordered some fried chicken from Jollibee via Grabfood in the Philippines, intending for it to be dinner for her family.
A 19-year-old Singaporean, Derek Ng De Ren, admitted in court to threatening to kill English Premier League footballer Neal Maupay as well as his family.
He pleaded guilty to 2 counts of harassment, another 2 similar charges will be taken into consideration when sentencing.
The threats were made in June and July last year by Ng, towards the 23-year-old striker who plays for Brighton and Hove Albion following Arsenal’s loss to the Brighton.
Maupay and his family didn’t leave their home as far as possible for fear of being attacked, and he felt distressed and believed Ng’s threats to be legitimate and credible.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Jeremy Bin said that Ng watched the match in his grandmother’s home in Singapore. Being an Arsenal fan, he was angered by the victim’s goal and Arsenal’s loss, blaming him for the Arsenal goalkeeper’s injury.
Judge Mesenas called for Ng’s suitability for probation and reformative training, and he is due to be sentenced on 7 July.
A North Korean man, surnamed Lee, was publicly executed for illegally selling USBs and CDs with South Korean movies, dramas and music videos inside them.
The man was executed via a firing squad, in front of a crowd of 500 people.
Lee’s immediately family was also forced to watch the execution, with them being in the front row.
Lee was a chief engineer at the Wonsan Farming Management Commission when he was caught by the daughter of the neighbourhood watch unit’s leader, secretly selling the South Korean entertainment.
She reported him to the authorities, who then arrested him.
Lee’s wife, son and daughter collapsed where they were standing after watching him get executed, before being picked up and sent to a political prisoner camp.
Images source: wallpaperaccess.com and handsoffcain.com (firing squad image used for illustration purpose only)
A netizen shared how her friend was beaten up multiple times by her boyfriend while being in a toxic relationship with him.
The girl ended up needing to go for surgery to remove her tooth and now needs to wear braces.
In screenshots of the chat, the guy could be seen saying that he is “not a coward” and that he doesn’t “hide from what (he) did”, and that he did tell the police about his actions.
But he chided her for involving the police.
The girl then broke up with him but the guy said that even if he “go in”, he will still find her.
Photos of a police report were also seen.
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