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YOUR UNCLE NOT HAPPY? TAKE PIECE OF WOOD FROM HIS LORRY

A video was uploaded by the Singapore Vigilante page of a man who was seen stepping out of the vehicle pointing finger and appears to be very unhappy.

Moments later he walked back to his lorry and grab a piece of wood. The video has no audio. Netizens could only joke and guess what really happen.

Uncle you want to give wood you go back give your wife. We don’t want leh

What do you guys think?

Netizens started to poke fun at the man in the video

hahahahah nice one

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https://www.facebook.com/SGRVigilante/videos/511480006340802/

UNCLE LOST DRIVE INTO EAST COAST PARK CYCLING TRACK

We everyday worry if will kana bang by PMD, this uncle took it to another level. He drove his car into East coast park.

Someone went to CSI the car, found out the car road tax finished, cannot drive on road then can drive pedestrian routes ah?

The best part of the story, the car full of ladies. Uncle ah you want mei mei to need to have PMD with techno playing “Crazy Baby”.

Why ah?

Started my easy run on the running path this morning from carpark F2. As I approach the food village, a black car zoomed past on the cycling track.

Initial thoughts were that it might be a police patrol car but the fast speed at which the black car was going got me suspicious.

Decided to pick up my running pace to follow the car (obviously keeping a safe distance). After going pass the food village, the car took a round at the lagoon before slowing down on the side.

Took this opportunity to approach the car by the side and saw an uncle at the wheel with a car load of ppl (mainly ladies) behind. When questioned on his crazy drive on a crowded cycling/foot path, his answer was that he’s trying to find his way out. Told him that he could have exited to the carpark (refer to Pic A) before the food village but he chose to speed past it. He didn’t reply to my question and immediately drove away.

Worried that he might continue to pose a threat to park users, I followed behind with a safe distance and saw him exit to the carpark (refer to Pic B

Regardless of whether it’s a genuine wrong turn into the park, the high speed which the car was going could seriously injure or even kill someone.

Used to worry about speeding PMDs, now must also worry about crazy uncles….

https://www.facebook.com/SGRVigilante/posts/2517123811715654

BLK 749 YISHUN INCIDENT – LOANSHARKS ARRESTED

Image Souce: Singapore Police Force

Singapore News: According to the media, A 27-year-old -man and 32-year-old men were arrested on Thursday after a loanshark harassment incident happened at Yishun Street 72.

The incident happened on the 25th of September 2019. An HDB unit located at Yishun Street 72 Blk 749 was locked up with a bicycle lock along with a note from the “ah long”.

The police were able to identify the suspects with ground enquires and police CCTV. The police also revealed that the suspects are also believed to have committed similar offenses islandwide. At least 6 other ah long cases.

In this day and age, the camera is everywhere. Why do these people still want to try? They seem like normal people, why don’t they just get a proper job.

GEYLANG SIAM DISCO ACCUSED OF FORCING SINGERS INTO PROSTITUTION

According to the media release, a disco located at 211 Geylang Road formally known as Siam Disco’s owner and manager was accused of forcing employees into prostitution.

The female singers who came from China worked as Singers and were tip by patrons using the “hang flower” method. However, they claim that the manager and the owner forced them into prostitution.

However the owner and manager were found not guilty and the charges related to prostitution were dropped.

How It Happened

4 women aged between 26 to 30 made a police report against the managers and owners that they were forced to sell themselves. The made a Police report against Siam Disco and eventually stopped working at the disco. As it turns out, the four-woman who left the job at the disco went on to work as freelance prostitutes.

They were prostitutes in the first place and wanted to work as prostitutes instead of at the disco.

The four-woman was unhappy working at the disco because of working hours and late penalties. The disco made the 4 women felt that they were restricted. That is when the four-woman decided to make a police report that the disco is forcing them into prostitution.

Although the charges were dropped. The female manager was found with 2000+ obscene videos.

WOMANS CAR CLAMPED AT YISHUN CONDO. SHE PAY WITH COINS

A woman encountered a dispute with condominium security after her vehicle was clamped for violating the condominium parking rules.

The incident occurred at The Estuary Yishun where a female tutor with the surname Hu described his experience in a Facebook post that she feels that her car getting clamped is unjust.


Hello all!

Just now, i drove into a condo for a lesson. The security guard didnt ask me for my info nor purpose and let me turned in. Hence i park my vehicle at level 1 and came down to see my vehicle being wheel clamped!!! They didnt want to unclamp my vehicle claiming that the lot is meant for resident although the ground didnt indicate. Neither did the security guard told me to park at visitor lot! May I know what can I do apart from paying the money?

I wasnt given any entry slip or verbal reminder to park at visitor lot. They just clamped my vehicle


Condo: Yishun Ave 1 – the Estuary

I called the police but the police said this is private property, they cannot do much

However, there was further clarifications by the condo management that this is not the first incident

remember XXXXXX hu and her post yesterday on being wheel clamped by The Estuary Condo Singapore ?

the MA had reached out to us and shared that her suzuki swift #SKX6775B

1) always refuse to park at visitor lots .
2) drove against traffic in the carpark.
3) finally when the management decided that enough is enough & clamped her swift sport.

guess what….. she did a simlim square jover chew & paid the fee in coins…. 🤦‍♂️

According to a person familiar with the matter, who did not want to be named, the woman had been teaching in the apartment every week since six months ago and would have parked her car in a visitor parking space on the third floor, but had been looking for excuses to park on the first floor since two months ago.

He said: “The condo given her a number of warning letters to her, but she ignored, even after the lock on the wheels, she deliberately parked the car overnight, waiting for the next day to pay a ticket with a large number of coins and two dollars.

MOLESTER ARRESTED 1 HOUR AFTER VICTIM CALLS POLICE @ TAMPINES

Tampines Street 84

A 33-year-old man was suspected of having committed an indecent assault on a 25-year-old woman was arrested by the police within one hour of the incident.

The Police issued a statement today of an incident that happened last night that a molest incident happened at around 11:50 pm, the police received a report that a 25-year-old woman was molested by an unidentified man on Tampines Street 84. 

Within one hour of receiving the report, the police arrested a 33-year-old man near the scene of the crime.

The investigation is ongoing. Once a man is found guilty, he can be sentenced to up to two years in prison, or fine or rotan, or a penalty of any combination of the above.

VIDEO OF TANJONG PAGAR PARANG FIGHT CIRCULATING

A video is currently circulating on Whatsapp and Facebook, a video uploaded by Facebook Raven Qiu at Complaint Singapore claims that the incident happened at Tanjong Pagar.

It appears that two groups of men are fighting and one of the men was using a weapon that appears like a parang. Unfortunately, the video takers seem to be using a crappy camera and it is not clear.

It is unclear when this happened or is this even an old video. We will update again.

A netizen claimed that it happened last night and said the people involved are related to the secret society 369

Another Orchard Tower case in the making?

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https://www.facebook.com/1858091294463726/videos/796270727459392/

What do you guys think?

CHILD SIT NEXT TO MRT DOOR. FATHER TELL PEOPLE DONT KPO HIS PROBLEM

A concerned netizen saw a child sitted very near to the MRT door. If the curious child were to climb out when the “Doors are closing”. Things would become nasty.

How ever, the parent of the toddler told the netizen to “F*** OFF”. Instead of picking up the child or saying “thank you”.

This is ridiculous. Netizens argued that child needs to be left alone to learn of pain, like a child trying to touch a hot stove. This is a bit different, imagine the child getting decapitated.

What do you guys think?

MAN DROVE HIS SON TO HOSPITAL. APOLOGIZE TO ROAD USERS

In a post submitted online by Simon Lim, he rushed his son to the hospital on the 17 of October 7.35 pm to 8pm.

He apologizes for the way he drove to Thomson medical.

Let’s hope his son recovers soon.

I would like to thanks all those the car had given way to me and sorry to all driver if I have offended any.

Incident happen today 17/10 at around 7.35pm to 8.00pm: from punggol TPE-CTE Moulmein exit

Due to my boy had a hard fell at home given him a 6cm deep cut and non stop bleeding not having any choice but to rush him over/down to Thomson medical.

Once again I’m really sorry and greatly appreciate those that had given way seeing my car having hazard light and high beam.

COUNTERFEIT NOTE DEPOSITED INTO BANK. MAN ARRESTED

According to a media release, a 61-year-old man was arrested after depositing a counterfeit $10,000 note into the bank.

The man was yesterday. It is the Yusof Ishak $10,000 denomination note that is no longer in circulation anymore.

Although the note is not genuine. He managed to deposit successfully and his bank balance did reflect $10,000!!!!

The Police media reports did not state if the man deposited the money via the ATM or the Bank teller, neither did they comment on how the counterfeit note managed to bypass.

The 61-year-old man claims that a foreign man sought his assistance to deposit the note in exchange for a reward.

If convicted the man can be fined and jail up to 20 years