A local Singaporean, 66-year-old Zeng Guoyuan is known as “The Parrot Man” was found dead last night at the foot of a building located at Blk 68 Geylang Bahru.
A police tent was seen covering the corpse at almost midnight, a witness on the scene stated that there were bloodstains in the area.
According to the Police, the Police received a report of a motionless man at the foot of the block at around 9.54 pm on 16 November 2019.
The police are currently investigating the situation.
The parrot man has been seen multiple times in media and getting arrested for disorderly behaviour and hurting police officers.
A vehicle was seen failing stop before a red light and send a pedestrian flying at least 10 ft at a T-junction of Tampines Road and Hougang Avenue 1.
According to a witness on the scene, the accident occurred yesterday(16 November 2019) evening at around 1855 hrs.
Another pedestrian was on the scene and quickly went over to aid the victim. From the speed of the impact, the vehicle was either speeding or did not hit the brakes in time.
The video was uploaded by roads.sg Youtube channel, take note on the right side of the video.
A video uploaded on Facebook has been circulating of a man driving a Mercedes and stepping down to film each other.
The incident happened on the 4th of November at Stevens Road.
The car with the camera did not want to give way and honk at the Mercedes, apparently, the Mercedes driver did not take well of the honk and came down to film to the driver and even showed his tongue and placing his fingers over his chin.
Was there a need to step down and block the road even though there were no accidents? The man’s action caused a slight delay in traffic. The actions of the man were totally unnecessary.
A man who witnesses a group of NEA officers catching smokers in Golden Mile yesterday claims that the officers were seen smoking vape device outside Golden Mille after catching offenders.
The hairstyle of the man with the vape device matches the officer in the first image, the man in purple was carrying a sling bag similarly in the second image.
The post shared by Facebook user “Sam Sam” has been shared over 2400 times on Facebook in less than 24 hours.
Vape Device
The vape device appears to be a popular vape device that is often seen in Malaysia known as Relx.
The vape device appears to be a popular vape device that is often seen in Malaysia known as Relx.
A man was spotted at Toa Payoh Macdonald’s who is injured with blood all over him, however, a concerned customer asked if he was beaten up, the man said he fell down.
A group surrounded the man in disbelief and his injuries were too serious to be caused by a fall.
Video by Dyon Chua
“Saw this uncle at Toa Payoh MAC after work today. Really feel damn heart pain dk which cb kia cn whack this uncle until liddat. Saw thr is obvious slashes at the side of his head. If he is ur family member do note that a police case had been made, and he was sent to the hospital. There wasnt much we could do as the attackers had ran away, only to help clean his wounds as best we could..”
“P.S. Uncle keep insisting he slipped and fell. We suspect he knew the attacker and didn’t want to give them up (might be someone really close to him e.g. family members etc). Wadever it is, seeing how he nearly broke down in front of the police while defending his attacker with all those wounds, really want to shout out to the slasher: “KARMA WILL STRIKE YOU HARD WHEREVER YOU RUN TO !!” #Violence #Solves #Nothing #SoWhyLiddat“
A woman is seeking for a witness or dashcam videos of a hit and run accident, her husband sustained serious injuries requiring immediate emergency surgery.
“Dear all,
I am appealing for witnesses regarding an accident that happened along TPE on 11/11/2019 around 1 am before the KPE exit around Tampines IKEA.
My husband was riding his bike on the way home and a white car hit him on his left side, swerved into his lane & dragged him to the first lane. He then drove off with absolute disregard for my husband’s life.
He has sustained major injuries all over which required stitches & immediate emergency surgery.
If anyone did witness or have video footage of the incident, please do come forward. All help rendered will be greatly appreciated. Please do share this post around. Thank you.”
An honest netizen found a stack of $50 dollar notes amounting to $500 at an ATM. The netizen is hoping that the owner of the cash can see this post to retrieve the lost money.
Please help share so the rightful owner can claim it back.
Someone forgot to take money and receipt at Blk 346 Jurong East Street 31 UOB ATM around 1.20 pm. Money and receipt already passed to Jurong West Police Post Report number J/20191115/2039.
Police won’t be contacting the bank to check and will place in lost and found in HQ pending rightful owner to claim back. Owner, please contact JWPP to claim back.
According to the Singapore Police Force, contractors at a construction site found a bomb on the 12th of November 2019 at Jiak Street, the previous location of Zouk.
It is believed that the bomb was left behind from World War 2. SAF will schedule and detonate the bomb on the 18th of November 2019.
200 Meters of where the bomb is found will be cordon off from the public.
Location at Old Zouk
Imagine, dancers, jumping on the dance floor with a bomb underneath nearby. Thank goodness it did not explode.
Singapore Police Force Facebook Post
[CONTROLLED DISPOSAL OF WAR RELIC FOUND AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE ALONG JIAK KIM STREET]
​On 12 November 2019 at about 2.35pm, the Police were informed of a war relic discovered at a construction site along Jiak Kim Street during excavation works.
The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team has determined that the war relic is a 50kg World War II aerial bomb, and assessed that it is unsafe to move the war relic. Therefore, it has to be disposed on-site.
The SAF EOD team will carry out an on-site controlled disposal of the war relic on 18 November 2019 between 8am and 6pm. For the safety of the public, the Police will effect a 200 metres safety cordon around the war relic during this period.
The Police have engaged affected residents from Mirage Tower condominium, Tribeca by the Waterfront condominium and Rivergate condominium and they will have to temporarily vacate their buildings during the controlled disposal operation. Similarly, staff from Grand Copthorne Waterfront hotel will make arrangements to temporarily move affected guests away from the area of the hotel that will be affected by the operation.
Loud sounds can be expected during the controlled disposal of the war relic. The public is advised not to be alarmed and to avoid the area.
Members of the public may contact Bukit Merah East Neighbourhood Police Centre at 97310950 for further enquiries.
To facilitate the operation, a portion of River Valley Green road, a portion of Kim Seng Road (between Kim Seng Promenade and Havelock Road), Jiak Kim Street, Zion Road slip road towards Kim Seng Road, and a portion of the Singapore River (between Robertson bridge and Kim Seng bridge) will be temporarily closed to vehicles and ferries respectively from 9.30am on 18 November 2019. Please do not enter the above areas during this period. The Police will provide an update via SPF Facebook and Twitter once the affected roads and portion of the Singapore River are reopened.
During the road closures, access will only be granted to Police, SAF and emergency vehicles. Traffic Police officers will be deployed along the affected roads to assist and redirect motorists.
Parking restrictions will be strictly enforced. Vehicles found parked and causing obstruction will be towed away.
Drone activities are prohibited in the area of the disposal operation.
The Police are working closely with the relevant authorities and the SAF EOD team to ensure that the controlled disposal of the war relic will be carried out safely and with minimal inconvenience to the public. Members of the public should cooperate with police officers deployed on the ground.
Ridzuan Mega Abdul Rahman and his wife Azlin Arujunah the alleged murderers of their 5-year-old son sends the boy to the hospital only after 6 hours.
According to a burns specialist, the conditions of the boy would not become worse if the boy received medical treatment earlier. According to, Medical experts delayed treatment of children with burn wounds would decrease the chances of survival.
Typically, The longer a burned victim takes to go for medical treatment the longer the victim had to be hospitalized, as for a child with thinner skin compared to adults any burn wounds on a child are typically more serious than adults.
Court documents indicated that in a span of 7 days between 15 to 22nd of October the boy was burned with hot water at least four times.
The doctor that treated the boy at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital stated that the boy was in very bad shape, around 70% of the boy’s body was covered in burn wounds.
The burns wounds were black and filled with a lot of dirt, this suggested that the parents did nothing for the boy when the boy was screaming in pain.
A psychologist who was present in court stated that the defendant Ridzuan had no intellectually disabilities even though his intelligence level was considered “extremely low or low average”.
Ridzuan’s childhood was difficult as his grandparents would often describe him as “Bodoh” (translation from Malay: “Stupid”). His relatives often find it difficult to converse with him as they could not understand him.
The murder trial will continue this Monday (18 November 2019)
According to a media release by the Police, the police are seeking the two individuals in the above photo to assist with investigations related to a case of dishonest misappropriation of property.
The incident happened on the 6 August 2019 at Marina Bay Sands.
What is “misappropriation of property”(MOP), to put it in simple terms, it means using a person or an organization’s property inappropriately even knowing the fact that it is a behavior 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.
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 an imprisonment term of up to 2 years and/or with a fine.
