A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows a man threatening a fellow driver.
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24may2021 2203hrs hougang ave 2 #SKV3161C
mercedes S300L road rage cutting off camcar unhappy with camcar horned & highbeam. decided to block & play braking game . came down to hit camcar window at the traffic junction quoted What can we do about such experienced Road Rager? This driver cut into my lane aggressively without signaling.
He then did many sudden braking causing near collision. When stop upon a traffic light, he alight and challenge me a step out of the car which I refused. He then went ahead smashing my side window, pointing middle finger and swear vulgar language at me. Too bad I didn’t turn on the audio recording on the car cam nor didn’t in time record his aggressive behaviour with my phone.
he took off his watch (as shown in video) before smashing my car window, probably to prevent his “Rolex” being damaged. smashing my window , pointing middle finger and swearing vulgar at me.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a man making dirt balls from his foot before sniffing it and placing it in his mouth.
His actions were filmed on the train and he was seen taking his mask off before munching on the dirtball.
Terence Cao, 53-years-old, pleaded guilty on 25 May to one count of breaching the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act, and was fined $3,500 for his offence.
He had hosted a party with 13 people during last year’s Phase 2, where group gatherings were limited to only 5 people.
Among those present were celebrities such as Shane Pow Xun Ping (30), Sonia Nicola Chew (30), Julie Tan Shaoyin (29), Jeffrey Xu Mingjie (32), Heng Tee Kok (45), Dawn Yeoh (34) and Jeremy Chan Ming Yuew (29).
The court heard that Cao initially invited only 5 people to his home.
However, his friend, Lance Lim Chee Keong, allegedly invited 4 more people into the party.
And as the party continued, the party size eventually grew to 12 people.
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53-year-old Phoon Chiu Yoke, was handed more charges earlier today (25 May) for breaking Covid-19 regulations, including not wearing a mask in public and breaching her SHN.
Remanded at IMH
She has been remanded at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) for psychiatric observation.
Phoon was given 5 charges for not wearing a mask, as well as a 6th charge for exposing others to the risk of infection when there was reason to suspect she was a carrier of Covid-19 in June 2020.
The prosecutor asked for Phoon to be remanded for 2 weeks at IMH.
Phoon was unrepresented and appeared in court via a video conference link from her place of remand, with her nose notably not being covered by her mask.
“I was an ex-Naval officer”
Phoon said:
“I am a professional. I was an ex-Naval officer and I have a good conduct in my history. I have residence in Singapore and I see no reason why I need to be remanded.”
District Judge Adam Nakhoda then replied that the investigating officer’s report stated that Phoon failed to comply with the requirement to wear a mask in public several times, asking her what she had to say about that.
Not familiar with requirement to wear mask
Phoon replied:
“Well Your Honour, I am not familiar with this new requirement that requires me to wear a mask. I have never read any information that I have to wear a mask and so that’s why I did not do so.”
The judge then ordered her to be remanded for 2 weeks at IMH.
Footage of injured passengers bleeding and laying on the ground after a horrific crash between 2 LRT trains in Kuala Lumpur made its rounds on social media yesterday evening (24 May).
Glass panels on the trains could be seen shattered as well.
Annuar Musa, the Federal Territories Minister, tweeted that the LRT carrying passengers collided with another LRT that was empty, resulting in passengers being thrown.
The LRT with passengers was travelling from Ampang.
47 passengers suffered serious injuries while another 166 suffered light injuries.
Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has instructed the Transport Ministry and rail company Prasarana Malaysia to conduct a full investigation.
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The theft was captured on CCTV but the perpetrator was masked and thus identifying the thief proved difficult.
Police investigations are currently ongoing.
Following the arrest, My Digital Lock posted an update on their Facebook, announcing the recovery of their van after a member of the public helped track it down.
He was subsequently rewarded with $2,000 as promised by the company.
The van was also seen being driven on the road prior to it being recovered.
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The infamous “no badge no talk” auntie, 53-year-old Phoon Chiu Yoke, was arrested earlier today (25 May) for breaching Covid-19 measures on separate occasions.
She failed to put on a mask in public on 5 different occasions, as well as leaving her hotel room during her 14-day Stay Home Notice.
Breached SHN
On 28 June 2020, Phoon arrived in Singapore from the UK and was required to serve a 14-day SHN from 28 June to 12 July 2020.
She allegedly left her hotel room during the SHN period on numerous occasions without wearing a mask while outside her hotel room.
Failed to wear mask in public
SHe also failed to put on her mask on 4 other occasions, including:
At a shopping centre along Eu Tong Sen Street on 2 December 2020.
At a shopping mall along Bayfront Avenue despite being told to do so by SDAs on 15 May 2021.
At a shopping complex along Bain Street on 18 May 2021.
Phoon was interviewed by the police on 15 May and she allegedly reoffended again and again, including the now viral video of her taking off her mask outside the state court following her trial to smile at reporters.
She will be charged in court today for exposing others to the risk of infection under the Infectious Diseases Act, and failing to wear a mask outside her ordinary place of residence under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
A woman was seen going about her activities without compromising her safety, taking her self-protection to whole new levels.
She was seen donning a Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR), which is like a hazmat suit, where it uses a blower to force air through filter cartridges into the breathing zone of the wearer.
