Recently a video is going viral on social media, Facebook.

A group of gangsters were seen outside a restaurant at Kuala Lumpur creating a ruckus throwing tables and chairs all over the place.

They were allegedly denied of entry to the restaurant to have a meal before the incident started.

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Dr Chee Soon Juan posted on Facebook that he was helping the Bukit Batok residents collect signatures to be delivered to the Jurong-Clementi Town Council, for a sidewalk to be built in their neighbourhood.

This was so that the residents won’t have to walk “on the road with passing vehicles” anymore.

He was collecting signatures at a void deck of Block 192 Bukit Batok West Avenue 6. on 25 February.

The police then released a statement saying that they were made aware of a “case-based event to be held by Dr Chee Soon Juan”.

They warned that “organising or participating in a public assembly without a police permit is illegal and constitutes and offence under the Public Order Act”.

Dr Chee was also informed by a certain Officer Fanim that a permit was needed for his petition at the void deck.

So Dr Chee went door-to-door to collect the signatures instead.

The petition was then submitted at around 4pm on 27 February.

Images source: Chee Soon Juan Facebook

A netizen noted that there was a massive forest clearance next to the Lower Seletar Reservoir, with the clearing being described as being about at least 20 football fields, highlighting that the cutting is still carrying on.

The Nature Society of Singapore (NSS) released a statement on Facebook to say that they were not informed or consulted about the forest clearance.

NSS also added that they are in talks with NParks at the moment.

Images source: Nature Society (Singapore) Facebook, SH Lee Facebook

Muhammad Ikram Abdul Aziz pleaded guilty to the illegal possession of a firearm, an illegal semi-automatic Seahawk pistol with 8 bullets that he obtained during a trip to Johor Bahru with his parents.

Ikram also goes by the alias “Sonic”.

He reportedly decided to get the gun after his close friend’s ex wife got assaulted by a gang member.

Ikram wanted to get the gun to scare the other gang members, as he was also a gangster himself.

He kept the gun in his home for 7 months, offering it to his friend Amirul Asyraff Muhammad Junus, who refused.

The gun was discovered when CNB officers raided Ikram’s home for suspect drug activities.

“Sonic” was sentenced to 7 years and 10 months imprisonment, as well as 6 strokes of the cane.

This is the first such case in Singapore, in a decade.

Images source: Singapore Police Force