According to ICA media release, ICA officers who were on duty between 22 and 23rd of October were able to stop two vehicles that attempted to smuggle contraband cigarettes into Singapore.
One car was found with 221 cartons of contraband cigarettes while the other had 1630 packets.
Car 1: A 40-year-old local man has been arrested for further investigations Car 2: A 22-year-old Malaysian has been arrested for further investigations
According to the man in the video that has gone viral earlier today. He posted a Facebook comment stating that he has received over 200 threat calls.
Netizens on Facebook and twitter have been referring to the man in the video as the “$1.5 million man” or “Mr $1.5 million man”.
What do you guys think?
Again, we do not encourage netizens to perform vigilante. It is not legal in Singapore.
The man got angry and behave in a way that nobody wants to. Just leave the guy alone.
“The security was bullying my visitor and questioning what time they are going to leave. In what capacity the security can decide on what time my visitor should leave.
He was not allowing my visitor to enter when the time of entry was 10:30 pm and not even 11.
When I went down I asked the security to give me the receipt and I will deal with the management but he insisted to pay. Again in what capacity he must ask me to pay when I myself don’t know what time my visitor would leave.
The security was smart to take a video and share it in all social media forums. “
“I have received more than 200 threatening calls since morning and they have also shared my unit number. “
“I am threatened by the same security which are supposed to protect me. There goes my Deepavali and thanks to this estate.“
After a video of a man arguing with a security guard working at a Condo, he has been known as the “$1.5 million condo man” by netizens of the internet.
Various comments on a video lead many netizens to believed that the man in the video is of a high position in JPMorgan, his photo and Linkedin profile is also shared online claiming the man in the video is the staff of JPMorgan.
However, Singapore Uncensored found the source of the first comment that made the claims. It appears to originate from a fake Facebook account that was not even real.
There is no credibility from a Fake Facebook account.
Until JPMorgan clarifies that the man is indeed an employee of JPMorgan, netizens are advised not to jump in and throw insults.
According to the Police a 9-year-old boy has been missing since this morning at 9 am. He was last seen at Toa Payoh Lorong 6 Blk 470.
The location is more well known as Toa Payoh HDB hub.
The boy was wearing a white color T-shirt and blue color pants.
Please help keep a lookout for the missing boy. If you have information about the missing boy please let the Police know.
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.
According to the Police, a 12-year-old boy has gone missing for over 2 days.
He was last spotted at Jurong West Street 61 wearing a white top and dark blue shorts school uniform. Two days ago at around 0705 am.
Anyone with information or have seen the boy in the above picture, Kindly inform the Police.
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.
Two men, aged 18 and 26, were arrested by the police for two night-time burglaries incident and they will be charged in court today.
The Police issued a statement that from October 22 to 24, the police received two reports from two schools located at East Coast Road and Marine Terrace. The schools were broke into and robbed. $600 of cash went missing along with some valuables.
The Police officers from Bedok Police Station were able to confirm the identity of the two men after investigation and arrested them on 24 October 2019.
The two will be charged in court today and if convicted they will be sentenced to two years to 14 years’ imprisonment and a fine.
Today, I felt my heart properly break for the first time. The course I’m studying has quite a heavy workload so I haven’t been going home for the past three weeks. My father came to visit me today. He is rarely ever free and today is one of those days that he could make time.
My father is close to 70 years old and he is still not retired. He works as a cleaner at a country club during the day and holds another cleaning job at the community center near my house at night. For some reason, he had half a day off today and he said he wanted to tour my hall. He came over and after showing him my room, we decided to get dinner at the Kopitiam at Kent Ridge MRT.
I know my father doesn’t have money so I offered to pay for his dinner. Guess what? The silly man ordered the cheapest thing he could find – fishball noodles. There was a lady (very well dressed, looks to be at least middle-class) infront of us in the queue and she left her chilli on the counter then walked away somewhere. My father didn’t see it and thought that that was an extra sauce so he just took it and put in on our tray. When the lady returned, she said very sarcastically that someone took her chilli while glancing up and down at my father.
He immediately apologized and explained to her that we were not aware and that she could have her chilli back but she replied “你动过的我才不要。肮脏死”, which loosely translates into “I don’t want what you’ve touched. You’re dirty to death”.
This was when I realized that my father was still in his uniform. I almost screamed at this lady seeing as she was clearly younger than my father and was being rude. However, my father held me back and simply apologised again. He said that he’s used to it and it suddenly hit me that this is what he does all on a day to day basis. He apologises and lets people walk over him. He is invisible. I always knew my dad worked hard and is always at the mercy of others but seeing it with my own two eyes was an entirely different experience. I couldn’t even hold back my emotions and start tearing uncontrollably while we were eating. I had to lie that I was tearing because I got chilli in my eye but the truth is I was heartbroken by how my dad has to swallow his pride all the time.
I can’t wait for the day when I can tell him to stop working and stop apologising for everything. All my dad ever did was love and dote on me but everyone else has just been so awful to him. Dear rich people, what did we ever do wrong to you?
According to media reports, Onita a 28-years-old Indonesia maid was sentenced to six months in jail after stealing her employer’s Chanel bag.
Her employer had a Pink Chanel bag that is worth at least $6000 dollars. While Onita was cleaning the employer’s room, she spotted the Pink bag and took it along with other branded goods in the room.
She hid the bags in her room and used the bags when she was not working. She committed it again in May and took an even pricey black Chanel bag that cost $8500 from the employer’s wardrobe.
Onita later then swapped the Pink bag with the Black Bag. It is believed that she did so to not let the employer realized that the bags were missing.
The employer later found photos of her Chanel bag on Onita’s Facebook. The employer found out about it and reported it to the Police.
The maid was found to have stolen $800 of cash and a LV wallet as well.
