46-year-old, Lin Li Hao a managing director was sentenced to jail after he was caught insulting woman’s modesty. A female employee working in the same company and an external auditor were victims of his crime

Lin’s crime for filming upskirt content lasted for years before he was caught.

The First Victim

He took several videos of a Malaysian woman who was working for the company since 2014, he would film at workstations under the table, in the women’s toilet, escalators or at a food establishment.

This lasted for two years until the victim quit and return to Malaysia in 2016.

The Second Victim

He came into contact with the second victim, an external who went to his company for auditing work. Lin went into the toilet and film the woman from underneath the cubicle door using his mobile phone.

The woman saw the mobile phone and was shocked, she reported the incident to the police later that day. Lin knew that he would be caught and deleted the footage of the auditor, little did he know that the police would found more footages from him. He was arrested Lin at the office.

He was found with 55 videos filming both victims. His crimes lasted four years before he was caught.

Collection of Women’s Underwear

Lin told his psychiatrist that he has a collection of women’s underwear that is the same brand as the first victim.

He would also wear the underwear and watch the films he made to “release himself”.

Lin was sentenced to 18 weeks in jail and fined $600. He will be starting his sentence on the 12 December 2019.

According to a media release, a shop located at Marsiling Lane was broke into and $60,000 cash was stolen from the shop.

According to the Police, the police were informed of the incident on the 16 of November 2019 at around 9.30 pm after the victim realised that $60,000 in cash went missing.

The police were able to identify the suspects after investigations and successfully arrested two individuals, a 50-year-old and 62-year-old men.

It did not take long for the Police to arrest, The 50-year-old man was arrested on the same day of the crime report and the 62-year-old man was shortly after.

If suspects are convicted of housebreaking and theft by night, they will be facing jail terms of at least two to fourteen years and/or fine.

It is advisable to not keep large sums of money at home or in a shop to prevent such cases. A similar case happened last month, where a woman was robbed of $80,000.

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Just less than a month after the fatal accident at Novena where a crane collapsed another fatal accident happened earlier today (22 November 2019) at a construction site.

According to the media release, a 37-year-old Bangladeshi worker died after suffering from injuries at a construction site located at 339 Anchor Vale Road this morning (9 am).

The victim was a trap between metal barricades and the counterweight of a crawler crane. It is believed that the man was injured and later past away from his injuries when the crane rotated.

Example of force (not actual crane of the accident)

A typical crawler crane can lift 19.8 tonnes of weight, meaning the counterweight to make sure the crane to counter the lifting weight to avoid toppling would be heavier. At least 20 tonnes or 20,000 kg.

Media reports did not indicate what kind of metal barricade was erected behind the crawler crane. The following is an example for your imagination.

The image was drawn by us for illustration

According to reports, the construction site’s developer is the Housing Board.

The victim brought to Seng Kang General Hospital but died later.

According to a Police media release, a 17-year-old boy was arrested after allegedly scamming victims on an online platform.

It is believed that the scamming spree lasted for from 4th of October to 19 November, during this period the police received multiple reports of getting cheated by a Buyer on Carousell.

The 17-year-old would arrange a meet up with the victims to deal with Apple products, which has high resale value. The suspect would convince the victim to hand over the product and claim that he would transfer the funds later.

He claimed that he had schedule transfers on his internet banking account and the victims would receive the payments in a few hours.

It is believed that there are at least 5 victims and none of the victims received the ‘promised transfer’.

The Police were able to identify the young suspect and arrested him on the 20th of November 2019.

He was charged in court for cheating today.

Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) conducted an island wide raid against drunks and managed to arrest 70 individuals who were found to be drug abusers or dealing with drugs.

The areas that were covered included areas Bedok, Choa Chu Kang, Tampines, Telok Blangah and Yishun.

Among the 70 that was arrested, two individuals were only 14 and 15 year old. The 15-year-old local was arrested for allegedly selling ice to the 14-year-old girl.

Yishun Drug abuser arrested

In a separate case, two Singaporeans has been arrested for drug abused and were found with 100g of Ice, Ecstasy at green powder in the flat.

A digital scale was also found

A 61-year-old man has passed away in a local hospice on the 16 November 2019. The police is currently seeking for the man’s next of Kin.

The police submitted the appeal on the 21st of November 2019.

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The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 61-year-old Mr Yong Kim Choon to come forward.

Mr Yong, a former resident of Blk 64 Marine Drive, passed away at Assisi Hospice on 16 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. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

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