According to a Police media release, a man and woman both 30-years-old was arrested after a case of snatch theft was reported to the Police
The incident happened on the 9th of April 2021 along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10. The man allegedly snatched the mobile phone of a female victim and handed it to the woman to sell it.
The Police conducted investigations and reviewed CCTV footages at the area of the incident and uncover the identities of the suspect. The duo was arrested on the 14 April 2021 and the mobile phone was recovered.
According to Section 356 read with Section 34 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224, the duo will face a minimum of 1 year jail time up to a maximum of 7 years along with rotan punishment.
Malaysian Member of Parliament (MP) Steven Sim Chee Keong, shared a post on 13 April, about how he bought a motorcycle for a 22-year-old food delivery rider, Mohamad.
The rider, who is presumed to be riding for Foodpanda, was using a damaged bicycle that he borrowed from a friend to do his deliveries.
Sim then asked him why he doesn’t ride a motorcycle like everyone else, to which Mohamad replied that he doesn’t have one.
Sim noticed that the bicycle’s seat was broken, but Mohamad made do with it because he had to pay his rent and feed himself; he had a day job where we makes about RM500 per month.
Mohamad does his deliveries after work, until 11pm, where he earns about RM20-RM30.
Sim highlighted that Mohamad doesn’t complain about his situation but is thankful for the chances he gets instead.
Sim noticed Mohamad’s sunburnt hands while listening to his story and felt moved, he then asked Mohamad what help he needed but the rider was to embarrassed to answer.
Sim then brought him to a Honda motorcycle shop and bought a motorcycle for the 22-year-old for RM4,500, including road tax, insurance and a full fuel tank.
He also bought aloe vera and sunblock lotion for Mohamad’s burnt hands before breaking fast together, having a pizza.
Sim then shared an update of the rider on 14 April, showing Mohamad on his new motorcycle with his arms jubilantly aloft, he captioned the photo (translated):
“The road is still long and the journey is far, your ambition to become an angineer has yet to be achieved.”
“Keep up with your honest work, because someone who works hard will never suffer any losses in life”.
Wow… I don’t have the words to… This MP is simply…
WOW.
Images source: Steven Sim Chee Keong 沈志强 on Facebook
A heartwarming photo of a Malaysian boy eating his packed lunch discreetly in a corner of the classroom has been making its rounds on Facebook.
The boy was doing so to respect his Muslim classmates who were fasting during Ramadan.
The teacher had instructed the non-Muslims students to eat their packed lunch at their desks (this practice was introduced to curb the spread of Covid-19 in M’sia) while the Muslim students rested at theirs.
The kid has been praised and complimented by people for being kind and behaving well beyond his years.
The OP who shared the photos on Facebook lauded the child in a post:
I think we can all learn a little something about tolerance, respect and kindness from this young man.
God knows the world we live in today needs that little bit of kindness.
The Singapore police said in a new release that a 23-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy had been arrested for allegedly robbing and assaulting an 18-year-old teenager.
They allegedly robbed the victim of $940 in cash and a set of in-ear headphones.
The incident happened on 15 April at about 1.30am, along Bedok North Street 2, and the police were able to identify the suspected perpetrators through CCTV cameras and ground enquiries.
They were arrested within a few hours.
Of the $940 in cash taken, about $750 was recovered, along with the in-ear headphones.
The duo will each be charged in court on 16 and 19 April.
A video emerged online showing a young punk picking a fight with a taxi driver at a Clark Quay taxi stand.
The incident happened on 14 April at about 10.36pm.
According to eyewitness reports, the young punk was shouting at the uncle and punching his taxi mirror.
The taxi driver then rolled down his window, to which the young punk then reached into his vehicle and hit him, shouting at him: “not happy come down one on one”.
The taxi driver then got out of his car and the young punk then ran towards him and punched the taxi driver, as the uncle fell onto the ground from the impact.
The young punk then tried to rain more blows on the uncle by kicking him but was restrained by passers-by.
It is understood that the police are currently investigating the incident.
A photo has been making the rounds on the internet, depicting a couple of raw chickens being placed onto the dirty wet floor of a roasted meat stall at Clementi.
According to the poster of the photo, she said that the stall is Hua Zai Roasted Duck, at Block 325 Clementi Avenue 5.
She highlighted thast this is not the first time that she saw him putting raw chickens onto the dirty wet floor.
She added that she managed to snap the photo while she was waiting for her order to be ready.
A young punk was seen vaping inside a toilet cubicle, taking a selfie of himself blowing out “smoke”.
He then posed with a bearded man whom we assume is his friend, and they both held up their vapes and posed for another selfie.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
