Another video of someone calling the cops of a woman throwing household items down the block.
Earlier today a man from Yishun was arrested for throwing chairs and pots down the Block.
It is unclear when or where this happened.
A resident on scene said that the woman has bruises on the face.
The prosecutors that are handling a case of breaching the stay home notice is asking for Alan Tham, the man who breached stay home notice, eat bak kut teh at Admiralty for a 10 to 12 weeks jail sentence.
Alan Tham spends 4 hours in public, going to 6 public places for entertainment purpose and using public transport.
He did not wear a mask when he broke the stay home notice.
He was given clear instructions that he is a suspect as he is a contact of a confirm case.
Lawyer’s representing Tham is asking for a fine of $10,000 instead.
He is currently out on bail for $5000. The cases will continue on 23 April 2020.
In the evening of 14 April, CNB officers intercepted a car driven by a 22-year-old suspected drug offender in the vicinity of Yishun Street 11, just as it was about to exit the carpark.
As officers moved in to arrest the suspect, he put up a violent struggle and necessary force was used to subdue him. Officers searched his car and found about 1,400g of heroin, cash amounting to S$12,600 and a knuckle duster
The suspect was brought to his residence in the same vicinity. Approximately 2,100 ‘Ecstasy’ tablets, 4,100 Erimin-5 tablets, 6g of ketamine, 22g of ‘Ice’, 32g of ‘Ecstasy’ powder and 66g of cannabis were found within the unit.Â
Drug paraphernalia such as improvised smoking apparatuses, a digital weighing scale, and cash of S$9,000 and RM912 were also found in the unit.Â
The suspect was brought to his residence in the same vicinity. Approximately 2,100 ‘Ecstasy’ tablets, 4,100 Erimin-5 tablets, 6g of ketamine, 22g of ‘Ice’, 32g of ‘Ecstasy’ powder and 66g of cannabis were found within the unit. Drug paraphernalia such as improvised smoking apparatuses, a digital weighing scale, and cash of S$9,000 and RM912 were also found in the unit
A separate party of CNB officers raided a unit in the vicinity of Yishun Avenue 9 and arrested a 21-year-old female suspect and a 24-year-old male suspect within the unit.
14 ‘Ecstasy tablets and 43g of cannabis were found in the unit.
In the same evening, yet another party of CNB officers arrested a 24-year-old male suspect at the lift lobby of a block in the vicinity of Yishun Avenue 4. Cash of S$11,950 was found within the vehicle rented by the suspect.
The suspect was brought to his residence and about 3g of ‘Ice’, 2,362g of heroin and 12 ‘Ecstasy’ tablets were found within the unit. Officers also recovered a ‘Karambit’ knife and a stun device during the search. Shortly after, a 23-year-old female suspect was also arrested when she returned to the unit.
Investigations into the drug activities of all the suspects are ongoing. The 3.76kg of heroin seized is sufficient to feed the addiction of about 1,790 abusers for a week.
Despite the current challenging situation, CNB will continue to carry out enforcement operations to ensure that the streets are safe from drugs.
Yishun, Chong Pang Market residents were shocked when they hear loud sounds of random items crashing to the group.
People can be heard to stay away from the area and stay in a shelter.
For throw things
If you are convicted under the Penal Code for an offence relating to throwing of killer litter, you are liable to a maximum jail term of 5 years or a fine, or both. If you are living in a rental flat, we may also compulsorily acquire your flat or terminate the tenancy.
According to a Facebook post by Mr MASAGOS Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, he stated that a safety distancing officer was attacked by a man who breached the safety distancing measure.
Mr MASAGOS posted on a social networking site Facebook that today (15th) a law enforcement officer was slapped by a man who did not follow the safety distance measures.
In addition, a safety distance ambassador was punched by the other party while persuading the public to wear the mask in the correct way. The police force will investigate these two incidents and other similar cases.
The authorities strictly enforced safe distance measures to protect everyone. Safety distance ambassadors and law enforcement officers work tirelessly on the front line to punish a small number of offenders because these people endanger the safety of others.
Ministry of Health reported another 447 of cases today. This brings the total amount of 3,699.
A total of 404 new cases belong from foreign worker dorms
0 of the cases are imported.
Four new clusters have been identified.
The old woman didn’t wear a mask in public, someone from the public advice her to wear a mask but she was unsatisfied with the public’s opinion and began to quarrel with the other party, and said: “I die is my business.”
The old woman in the picture finally told the man: “I am an old lady, don’t bully me.”
The man was obviously quite helpless after hearing it, repeatedly arguing that he did not bully her, but the old woman said: “You bully me and tell me to wear it.”
The old woman also said that the relevant authorities had to force the public to wear masks before going out, and said that she would stay at home the next day.
A man was seen making a scene at Whampoa Blk 74, the police were on the scene listening to the man’s pleading.
Moments later he was arrested by the Police.
Netizens claim that the man was arrested after refusing to cooperate after he was caught not wearing a face mask.
According to a media release, a Singaporean couple was arrested by the Police, several drugs were found in a condominium that are worth over RM200,000 in street value.
A 25-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman were arrested on Monday night at a condominium located at Johor Bahru, Danga Bay.
The Police chief said
“Upon inspecting the two suspects, we found a total of 1,009 pills of ecstasy and 4g of syabu (methamphetamine),
“Aside from the drugs, we also seized a Singapore-registered silver BMW, jewellery as well as Singapore and Malaysian currencies,”
Both of the suspects were tested positive for meth.
If they are found guilty of Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, the couple will be facing a mandatory death sentence.
An elderly woman said, in her whole life at this age she has never seen such a pandemic in the whole world.
She urges all elderly to listen to the govt and stay at home. She said that she is upset that many countries are facing the coronavirus and pity the victims and hope that the pandemic will be over soon.
“Im a old woman at 90 year old i used to go out everyday for shopping, i travel here and there, i even accompany my maid to send money back home. But now I’m home”
She said that the doctors are working hard in the hospital.
The govt ask U stay at home please stay at home.
“many elderly are not listening and gathering in groups. the citizens are not listening and the govt is spending a large amount of money to help”
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