17-year-old Han Shiyu a Chinese National NTU student was expelled by the school after he was caught filming a woman in the shower.
The incident occurred on the 12 of August 2019 at around 9.20 pm, Han Shiyu hides in the toilet of a residential hall and filmed a woman with a mobile phone when she was showering.
Unlike another top school, NTU takes misconduct involving harassment much more seriously and the spokesperson said that the school have “Zero-tolerance approach”.
He was offered bail of $15,000
He will be back in court on the 23rd of December 2019.
According to a post by Singapore Customs, an operation was conducted between 25 and 27 of November 2019 against peddlers selling duty-unpaid cigarettes.
Singapore Customs conducted operations at Chai Chee and Bedok Reservoir and arrested two China nationals for selling contraband cigarettes on Wechat. A total of 1,490 of contraband cigarettes and a van was seized.
Investigations lead the officers to the arrest of another Chinese national at Changi airport the next day.
Image Source: Singapore Customs
Geylang
A total of 1,546 packets of contraband cigarettes and two e-bikes were seized by the authorities at Geylang.
Investigations lead to the arrest of three Singaporeans and one Vietnamese
According to a report released by HSA, 3 drugs that are used to control blood sugar level for diabetes has been recalled.
A test was conducted among 46 metformin medicines and 3 of them were found with N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) above the acceptable standard.
If you know someone that might be taking diabetes drugs please inform them to check if they are taking the above 3 drugs and seek advice or new medication from doctors as soon as possible.
A 37-year-old male teacher pleaded guilty in court after he committed molestation among seven students. Due to a gag order, the name of the teacher, the seven victims and the school name cannot be named.
His crimes against minor lasted for two years between 2015 and 2017. It has been reported that all seven victims were 14-years-old.
The first incident happened in 2015, he was sending one of the victims home on his car and started the topic of p*rnography with the student, he then demonstrated to the boy with his hand and started doing a masturbation motion.
The boy later responded that he did not watch any p*rno, just before the boy alight, the teacher suddenly put his hand into the boy’s pants and started to touch the boy’s private.
The second incident happened in 2016, another boy who cleaning the gymnasium floor was caught by surprise when the teacher hugged him from behind and pulled the boy’s pants and underwear and grabbed the boy’s privates.
All other incidents that happened were similar in nature. Eventually, a complaint was made to the principle and the Police were alerted.
Mohamed Rasid Mohamad Sani a 55-year-old employee of ITE Ang Mo Kio was charged in court for exposing his privates and poking a woman on the train.
The incident happened in May 2019 at around 8.15 am. The 31-year-old victim boarded the MRT from Boon Keng station and was heading towards to Dhoby Gaut Station.
Rasid who was near the woman started to feel aroused when their bodies rub in the train ride. It was then he pulled down his underwear and opened the zip on his pants
He exposed his “bird bird” and started poking the woman from behind, rubbing against the woman’s butt for a few seconds
The victim felt it and turned around, after seeing what has happened she shouted, she managed to snap a photo of Rasid and report the incident. Rasid was arrested on the same day.
He is currently out on bail $5,000 and will return to court on 21st Jan 2019 for his sentencing.
The police are looking for the man in the below photo wearing a black shirt and pink pants.
The incident happened at 1 McNally St, Singapore 187940, LASALLE College of the Arts on the 21 November 2019.
Anyone with information is requested to call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
What is a “misappropriation of property”(MOP), to put it in simple term, it is using a person or an organization’s property inappropriately even knowing the fact that it is a behaviour of dishonesty.
Example of MOP
Mr A found a wallet with that contents money and the identity of a person, knowing the fact that the wallet does not belong to him he uses the money, he will be found guilty.
Example.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information received will be kept strictly confidential.
If the man is found guilty, he shall be punished with imprisonment of up to 2 years and/or with a fine.
After three cans of black beer, A Malaysian driver drove a large truck carrying 24 metric tons of frozen food delivery to Singapore.
On his way to Singapore, The Malaysian driver wanted to changed lane but ended up driving into the opposing traffic hitting three motorcycles, resulting in two deaths and one injured.
Drunk Driver
The accident occurred at around 1 am on June 30 last year, He was sentenced to 18 months in prison and 10 years driving ban on the 3rd of December 2019 after pleading guilty to one count of reckless driving causing the death of another person.
The court heard that the defendant, employed by a food company in Malaysia, started work at 5 pm. on June 29 to deliver 24 metric tons of frozen food to Singapore.
He hooked up the frozen container to the trailer, drank three cans of black beer, then slept in the vehicle before waking up at 9 pm and setting off to the customs.
The driver cleared customs despite being drunk, he suddenly cut into a lane but lost control and crashed into the opposite lane and hit a group of motorcyclists head-on.
One motorcyclist died on the spot, another send to the hospital and died later
A 20-year-old Malaysian was hit head-on and died on the spot, A 42-year-old Singaporean was sent to the hospital but later succumbed to his injuries.
The defendant, who did not represent a lawyer, claimed in court that he was the sole breadwinner in the family, that he needed to care for his sick mother and his sister, who had no job, and that the whole family was dependent on him to support him and asked the judge to give him a lightsentence
The incident of the 42-year-old Mr Chao Ni Ma trans cab driver has made netizens furious of his actions.
According to a media report, the video that was uploaded of a man shouting at him for carrying a weapon has revealed that he was carrying a pair of pliers and was attacking a woman carrying a 5-month-old baby.
The mother suffers injuries on the right hand and thank god the baby is safe.
He was arrested by the Police yesterday at Woodlands Checkpoint. Netizens speculate that he was trying to escape.
He will be charged in court later today. Let’s hope he gets lock up and throw the cell key away.
The video of a man shouting at him telling him to stop
Finally am able to collect all my thoughts and calm myself down from all the anxiety and stress while going through the biggest moment in my life. But before I begin, I’ll start with thanking our brothers and sisters for doing your best to calm us down as emotions were running extremely high on that day due to all the unnecessary stress and delays caused by the roadblocks for Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon.
Over the last few days, there were already plenty of posts, comments and articles that spoke about how badly executed the event was, so I shall not add on to the comments as I think those posts and articles covered it way better than how I could possibly comment about it.
The objective of this post is more to share about the sort of mental trauma my wife and I experienced (and probably the other couples that got married during the same Saturday in the vicinity). FYI: 30 November 2019 happens to be an extremely good date to be married (for Chinese), based on the feedback given by various hotel management that the demand for that particular weekend is unusually high.
Imagine the following issues that were caused by the marathon roadblocks: – Only 10-20% of guests managed to reach on time at 7PM – No alternative route are being updated to hotel. As such when our guests called the hotel for help, the hotel staff couldn’t point them the right way. – Traffic marshals had no idea what was going on, and was routing our guests all around the area without giving them actual directions to locations – All my vendors couldn’t arrive in time to do any form of set-up for the wedding, they were to arrive at 4:45PM, but reached at 6:45PM. – My parents (THE GROOM’S PARENTS) were stuck in the traffic for 3 HOURS. THREE FRIGGIN HOURS. – One of my uncles and his family, had to miss my wedding as he was stuck in traffic and the traffic wasn’t moving at all. – All my guests that arrived, had to rush into the venue, feel apologetic for something that was not their fault. – Looking at my wife cry due to the disappointment that she wasn’t able to pull of everything she planned for over the last 12 months, just 1 hour before the wedding and there’s nothing I can do apart from consoling her.
Just take the above in, put yourselves in the shoes of the bride, groom, and families involved. The sense of helplessness, in an event that took months to plan and readying for, only to be undone by something totally out of your control.
And with this whole issue blowing out of proportion, I can’t help but to notice zero news coverage on Mainstream media (The Straits Times, CNA, etc) for this major fk-up by our “beloved” Land Transport Authority – We Keep Your World Moving (<< the irony) or whoever that decided and approved the decision to close the roads on such a major weekend, with U2 Concert, Anime Festival Asia, Flower Dome having their Christmas Wonderland, on top of the other weddings and that marathon that caused all these.
I do not even know if any sort of compensation, public apology or even kowtowing from you to the people affected, can undo the sort of damage you done to everyone affected; the couples like us, the people that needed urgent healthcare on route to Raffles Hospital, people who were on the way to airports, or other important occasions in different parts of Singapore, people who are heading to work, the businesses that were affected.
I hope that a full in-depth internal review and explanation could be given to the public on as to why such situation was allowed to happen.
Lastly, I apologise for my long rant and any offense I may cause to anyone, and to my guests that attended my wedding despite the crazy traffic, I cannot thank you enough. I just hope as time goes, my wife, our families and I will be able to heal through the sort of damage this event has put us through.
P.S. I do not think Standard Chartered were to be blamed for this, since they are just title sponsors and do not deserved to be dragged in the mud for this.
