THEFT IN OLD AIRPORT RD HAWKER CENTER:

This happened on 17 November 2019 Sunday around 1:10pm.

From the video screenshot, you can see this man in red entering my stall to take my bag I placed on my shelf. I was just at the next stall beside setting up. As you can see, he was very clear on where my bag was. All these happened in under a minute!

The unfortunate thing was that I was supposed to change money for my upcoming holiday so I had $4k SGD in my bag! I was so upset! What made me more upset was that when I made the police report, I handed the police officer the thumb-drive of this CCTV recording.

After an entire week, I gave the sergeant a call to see if there was any updates as I didn’t receive any calls from them.

Did you know what the sergeant said?? She told me that she wasn’t able to view the cctv recording on the thumb-drive. I was shocked as no one from the police station bothered to give me a call to inform me about this! If I didn’t make the call to them, I probably would not know about it at all!

It has been 3 weeks and I still haven’t gotten any updates from the police. I decided to use the power of social media to track this man instead! Dear all, please help me to share this post around! This thief must be punished!

This guy played us out in our job today because we employed ex-drug convicts/ex-convicts. We truly believe in giving second chances. But it seems that he is not comfortable working with ex-drug convicts.

This kind of individual has no sense of humanity and believing of 2nd chances.

With his assumptions, he is self-entitled not be able to work with such “environment”.

At the age of 42, he has yet to mature in his way of thinking. He has his own perception, thinking that ex-drug convicts are not 100% clean.

It saddens me as I feel that such a mindset still exist.

As soon as we mentioned that we do employ ex-convicts, suddenly he decided not to come to our job site TODAY.

Ironically, he has been messaging since November 27, to ask for JOBS. when we decided to give him the chance of employment today, he decided not to. Because he is not comfortable in an environment where the company give 2nd chances to ex-convicts.

Jgn sombong sgt brother.. takut silap hari bulan bile kau KO, org yy ex convict yg tolong kebumikan kau ataupun bantu kau.. Allah Maha mendengar yer.

Ps: ignore gambar whatsapp pic. Hubby punya kerja letak our badut emoji.

#mindsetsampah #youractionsaremuchworst

Law Boon Kaih a 28-year-old Malaysian was caught filming an 18-year-old’s skirt in a supermarket. When he was caught in the act, the victim’s boyfriend stops him and asked him to show what was recorded on the phone.

While Law was trying to show him the contents of the video, the victim’s boyfriend grabbed law and he was pinned to the ground and a crowd was gathered, one of them help contact the Police.

Investigations revealed that 18-year-old was not the only victim, another video of another woman in the supermarket was found as well.

For committing the act and possessing obscene films, he received a 5-weeks sentence.

How he did it, when and where

On the 29 August 2018, He saw an 18-year-old girl in a Prime Supermarket located at Jurong West and he was attracted by her looks. While the victim was choosing vegetables at the vegetable section, he squats close to the victim to film her.

Her boyfriend was suspicious of him but he was unable to confirm if Law was actually filming an upskirt video.

Law later steps out of the supermarket to check on the videos but he was spotted by the victim’s boyfriend. He tried to run away but was later detained by the boyfriend till the arrival of the Police.

On 6 December 2019, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority(ICA) officers managed to foil a smuggling activity at Tuas Checkpoint.

ICA officers directed a Malaysian registered cargo truck for further checks and found more than 6,000 cartons of contraband cigarettes hidden among other goods.

The contraband cigarettes were hidden among boxes of tissue. Two months ago a cargo truck was also caught hiding the cigarettes among toilet rolls.

A 32-year-old male Malaysian driver was referred to Singapore Customs for further investigation.

Quoted from ICA: “This method of concealment is a cause for concern as similar methods may be used by people with ill intent to smuggle security items into Singapore. “

“The ICA will continue to conduct security checks on passengers and vehicles so as to safeguard Singapore’s security.”

Two cases of shop theft were reported to the Police on the 2nd and 4th of December.

The Police are seeking the two men in the photo to assist with the investigations of the two 0shop theft cases.

Whatever the two-man did was captured with the CCTV in Cold Storage ( 1 Sengkang Square, #B1-25 Compass One Shopping Centre, Singapore 545078).

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online via www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

A durian shop located at Owen road has poke fun of the “banana” art by having their own rendition of it.

Durian on the wall

Here is their facebook post:

Durian Tape to White Wall.
$163,056

Looks like Art, Smells like Fart.

A durian bondage art as a reminder of our forefathers’ past struggles. The duct tape signifies the oppression from our colonial past.

Very meaningful art.
$163,056 GST we absorb.
Don’t say we buay steady. Buy before GST increase.

Include duct tape and Pahang MSW 2.15kg (will rot in 3 days)
Wall not included.

DM us if interested.

#bondage #mauriziocattelan #artyfarty #popart #simisai #durianart #msw #durianbondage #durianprn #durianlovers #duriansg #duriansingapore #3mducttape #superstrongducttape #maoshanwangsingapore #nationalartgallery #singaporeartmuseum
#struggles #popart #artorfart

A group of people were seen fighting at Changi Jewel outside the A&W fast food restaurant.

It is unclear why the fight started. People can be seen shouting and screaming can be heard in the background. It was a messy fight, some trying to stop while others continued fighting.

After the man in the blue back pulled the man in black to the ground, Another dashed in to punch the man carrying the blue bag

The full video can be viewed here.

*Updates* Two men have been arrested aged 43 and 55.

A photo of an Audi R8 that was caught on fire was caught by a road user along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 near Masjid Al-Muttaqin mosque.

The sports car was burning despite it was raining. The rain was probably too light to put out the fire. SCDF was later on the scene to put out the fire.

According to SGcartmart, Audi R8 is one of Audi top of the line sports car and a brand new one can cost up to S$800,000