A woman posted information on a man claiming that the man rented a car from her and crashed the vehicle into an old man.

After the accident, the man ran away abandoning the damaged car on the road with no one to tend to. The man has gone MIA since.

What do you guys think?

Her Facebook post below:

ACCIDENT ON 08/10/2019

Has officially gone missing and owes of rental and run the excess. IN SINGAPORE, HIT AND RUN ARE VERY SERIOUS CASE!~!~!~! (Crashed Into An Old Uncle while driving)

On 08/10/2019 night around 9 pm, he ran into an old man on a bicycle, he also crashed the car resulting in serious damages. Then he ran away leaving the car on the roadside. He has been wanted by the traffic police. And our company car is still left at the traffic station. On 14/10 we finally contacted him, he promised that he will come down to our office and asked our colleague to be waiting for him until 8pm, but he never show up. Until now he is totally MIA.

Facebook post by: Hui Yin Jessica

According to a Facepost post by Sengkang West, a man dressed in black has been going around Seng Kang area asking for donations under the false pretense that he is from a temple and seeking donations on behalf of the temple.

The man in the image above go from unit to unit with a clipboard(I wonder why always a clipboard) and asked for donations for a temple. But he does not possess any identification or license that allows him to do so.

It is believed that the money that donates to this man goes into his own pocket. Anyone with relevant information can inform the police.

At the same time, if any experience the incident can contact the police straight away for verification and help.

There have been incidents of a person going around door to door and requesting donations for a temple. Do note that the temple does not send people door to door to ask for donations.

If you experience such an incident, please do not take matters into your own hands. Politely apologise for not donating and immediately call Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Centre at 1800-3438999.

Let’s stay safe together.

Quoted from Sengkang West Facebook post

Looking for witnesses!!

The accident occurred on the 22nd of October 2019 ar around 5 pm on PIE towards Changi airport after Stevens road exit.

Anyone with video footage of the accident or witness the hit and run incident please contact @breeeedaaan or @jazzz_min

Under the law, it is a punishable offense for “Hit and run” , if convicted the driver/rider that attempted to hit and run can be fined up to $3000 and/or 12 months jail.

According to ICA media release, in a span 5 days. 5 Malaysian cars attempted to smuggle contraband cigarettes into Singapore.

1092 cartons along with 6232 packets were found in five Malaysian cars.

According to the images from ICA, The vehicles were modified to store cigarettes in various compartments of the vehicles.

• car plate
• bumper
• door
• boot
• dashboard

Facebook post by ICA:

You can’t smoke your way through!

Between 12 Oct and 17 Oct, ICA officers at Woodlands Checkpoint foiled five separate attempts to smuggle in a total of 1,092 cartons and 6,232 packets of assorted duty-unpaid cigarettes in five Malaysia-registered cars.

The ICA officers noticed the drivers’ suspicious behaviour and directed them for further checks. Duty-unpaid cigarettes were found hidden in various modified compartments of the cars.

These cases involved five Malaysian drivers aged between 27 and 43. They were referred to the Singapore Customs for further investigations.

This method of concealment is a cause for concern as similar methods may be used by people with ill intent to smuggle security items into Singapore. The ICA will continue to conduct security checks on passengers, goods and vehicles so as to safeguard Singapore’s security.

#SecureBordersSafeSG
#ICheckAll
#GuardiansOfOurBorders

According to the media release, 30-year-old Muhammad Abdul Raafiq Mohd Fazil was sentenced to four weeks of jail yesterday after slapping a parking warden last year.

The incident happened last year on the 15 of November 2018 at JCube. The 30-year-old’s van was stationary on a double yellow line and was told by a parking warden on duty to move his vehicle.

After moving his vehicle, the warden told him again to move it. Shortly after he got agitated by the warden and slap the warden on his helmet, which resulted in the helmet falling off. A bruise and an abrasion were left on the warden’s face.

He also used vulgarities on the warden

“Be4 I punch your face, you f* off from here” and “You take picture, I punch your face ah. You better f* off from here.”

The above verbal abuse was made against a public servent.

He could have easily got a sentenced far worse than 4 weeks jail as hurting a public servant can be jailed up to seven years and verbally abusing could add an additional charge resulting in a more harsh sentence.

The incident occurred between 4 am and 5 am the day before yesterday (19th) in a flat in the area of ​​Telok Blangah.

Some netizens posted a post in the book, saying that the man repeatedly stole the bird outside his home, his actions were captured by the CCTV.

The post contains three videos. According to the video, a man in a white shirt pulls the shirt onto his head, revealing the abdomen and half face. The man looked around and took a birdcage from the shoe rack and quickly left.

After that, the man returned again, this time his face was completely unobstructed, and the entire face could be clearly seen. The man looked at the birdcage hanging around, then took another birdcage from the shoe rack again and quickly left.

7th time he tried to steal pet bird

The bird owner said in the message that this is the seventh time, but only this time it is clear that the face of the bird thief is clearly seen and has been handled by the police.

💰💰💵 Wheeeeee… Easy money!! 🤑 You don’t have to buy anything to win.

Pera na sana kaso naging bato pa! 🤪

The scary part is, before I recorded the phone conversation video, I asked what my mobile number is and he called out the correct one. 🤔 I wonder where they got my number from or how? They called my number also days ago, so this is their 2nd time (but I missed 2 calls also earlier from them).

Please watch our hilarious conversation below and let this be a warning to all my friends!

#ChangiMillionaire #iShopatChangi #ChangiAirportSingapore #phonescamalert #dontme #wagmagpapaloko #ThailandTown 🤣 #DavidJonesdaw Changi AirportSingapore Police Force

or how?

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