Seah Kian Li who was sentenced to three months jail for stealing a water tap from a Toilet in Woodlands Police HQ is now a free man after serving for 19 days of Jail.

He stolen the water tap from a Police station and install it in his own home in March 2019. The cleaner working at the Police station only discovered the missing tap a month later from the incident.

A CCTV camera was facing the entrance of the toilet and could record the basin area of the toilet as the toilet door was left opened. His actions of stealing the water tap was recorded.

The tap cost S$171.20.

His lawyer manage to fight for his sentence to be reduce from 3 months to 19 days. He was already locked up for 19 days, since the judge has reduced the sentence. The 19 days would serve as his punishment.

Now Seah walks free, Seah had brush with the law before for drug charges and housebreaking in the past.

A woman has gone missing since last night. Lets help out!

Anyone who have seen the woman at Ang Mo Kio area, please kindly use the following information from Dementia-Friendly Singapore Facebook page to help provide information.

Alternatively, 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.

Dear All,

Please help to keep a lookout for Madam Bong Jun

She was reported missing at Kebun Baru Heights Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 Blk 117 560117. She has been missing since 22:11 on 2019-10-31.

She is 78 and is last seen wearing Red Colour Strip Blouse With Black Base White Strip Bermuda, Carrying 1 Dark Blue Cross Body Bag And 1 Long Umbrella.

Please assist to contact use the dementia friends mobile app to contact the family.

*This was first posted on the Dementia Friends mobile app. To learn more about dementia and help keep a look out for missing seniors, sign up as a Dementia Friend via the Dementia Friends mobile app on Apple (tiny.cc/dfios) or Google Play Store (tiny.cc/dfandroid).
Please help to keep a lookout for Madam Bong Jun who is missing since last night.

Source: Dementia-Friendly Singapore

Wah seafood so tasty ah? 64-year-old uncle ran off with $220 worth of Sea cucumbers before getting caught at 170 Bencoolen Street.

The store manager chased him down two streets, for around 400 meters. 64-year-old uncle stamina cannot already,

According to a interview done by ZaoBao, the store manager was worried that the 64-year-old uncle might get knock down by a car and kept shouting at him.

After running the uncle sat down and waited to get caught.

A regular working in the Singapore Civil Defence Force, who also worked part-time as a Grab Food delivery ride was sentenced to 1-year jail and $500 fine after the incident.

According to the media reports, 30-year-old Muhamad Nasri is a Second Sergeant working in SCDF as a regular, on his off days he would work for Grab. The incident happened earlier this year on the 13 of January 2019, Sunday.

It was in the evening when in the incident happened, Nasri went to pick up food and parked his motorbike in Binjai Park (Near Turf City).

After he returned to his motorbike, he saw the parking officer issuing him a ticket for illegal parking, Nasri confronted him and tried to stop the parking officer by hitting the handheld unit used by the parking officer, the device fell on the floor. He also started to used vulgarities on the officer.

The officer tried to move away after picking up his handheld unit, Nasri hit his hands again but this time he punched the officers face as well. A tooth was knocked out instantly by his punch and Nasri tried to run away after kicking the officer’s motorbike to the ground.

The parking officer was covered in bruises and another tooth came loose and needed a dentist to remove it as well. Meaning the attack by Nasri caused the parking officer two teeth.

A 29-year-old man was found dead at hanging from at Tampines area. The body was found along Hun Yeang Road yesterday on the 30th of October 2019 at around 6.44 am.

The photo that was uploaded went on fire and was soon removed. A video of SCDF personnel attending to the body and SCDF bringing the body down was also uploaded online.

The photos and videos are circulating on Whatsapp as well.

Due to the nature of the photo, we had to black out the image.

Support Hotlines for those in Distress.

If you know someone that needs help please call the hotline.

Samaritans of Singapore – 1800 221 4444

Singapore News: A netizen posted that an old scam that is still around, the web link used The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) logo and created a fake MOM website.

Please take note and inform your friends and families

Facebook post below:

Good evening to all. It could be old news but still circulating. Beware of the below link that claimed it’s from MOM asking you to check whether you are qualified for $6,500 benefits awarded by MOM spore. Please see below.

I knew its a scam but in Inorder to find out more info to share with members, I follow the steps and answered 3 questions. I WAS QUALIFIED FOR $6,500 haha

I screenshot the below to show you. Please do not forward to your friends as they are trying to reach out as many victims as possible. Thanks

P.S. confirmed by MOM that the WA is a scam.

Source: Amex

The official real MOM website also posted an advisory earlier today to warn the public.

How the fake website looks like, The scammer also used Whatsapp to spread the scam.

A group of teenagers is currently under Police investigation for sending a false alarm to the Police. They posted a video on Instagram and even tagged the police, for the sake of one word “Fun”.

The incident happened on the 28th of October 2019 at almost midnight. The Instagram video that was posted was a male teen who appears to be attacking another male with a chopper.

The police were able to arrest the teenagers the next day. It has been reported that the teenagers aged from 17 to 19-year-old were behind the Insta Story.

Police later issued a statement after investigations of the video on Instagram.

“Investigations revealed that the teenagers were playing among themselves and were not in any immediate or imminent danger,”

The teenagers might land themselves in jail if convicted. They will face up to 3 years jail and/or a maximum fined of $10,000.

On the Singapore Police Force Instagram page it has also stated the following:

Singapore Police Force

Welcome to the official Instagram page of Singapore Police Force. This site should NOT be used for reporting crimes. For emergencies, please call 999.

Source: Singapore Police Force Instagram