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17 Y.O ARRESTED FOR LOANSHARK HARASSMENT @ PASIR RIS

According to media reports, two men has been arrested following a loanshark harassment incident that happened at Pasir Ris.

One of the suspect is only 17-year-old while the other suspect is 22-year-old, the incident happened on the 15 of October 2019 at a HDB unit located along Pasir Ris Street 21.

A residential unit was locked up with a bicycle lock and debtors note was left at the unit.

The police managed to identified the two man with the help of Police CCTV and both suspects was arrested by the 16 of October. Investigation on the two suspects revealed that they might be also related to other cases at Choa Chu Kang & Keat Hong.

Both man are looking a a fine of at least $5000 + Jail + 6 Stroke of Cane.

5 SEND TO HOSPITAL – ACCIDENT ALONG BEDOK RESERVOIR

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Singapore News: An accident happened earlier today along Bedok Reservoir.A total of people were injured and send to CGH for treatment.

A car was seen flipped to its side, and several people were seen on the floor. Bystanders help those in need and inform the Authorities

The accident happened around 8am during rush hour and a report was made and SCDF rushed to the scene.

The current conditions of the people involved is unknown.

News will be updated later.

Another Rush Hour Accident

65 Y.O ARRESTED – SNATCHED GOLD CHAIN FROM WOMAN @ COMMONWEALTH

Singapore News: According to media reports by the police a 65-year-old man was arrested by the police after the police suspects his involvement in a crime.

The incident happened on the 14th of October on a Monday after at around 12.35 pm. A woman reported to the police that her gold necklace was snatched by a man along Commonwealth.

The officers were able to identify the man after reviewing CCTV videos and arrested the suspect two days later on the 16.

The suspect will be charge in court this Friday, if he is convicted he will be sentenced to a minimum jail period of one year or up to 7 years of jail, along with canning.

93 Y.O PASSED AWAY. POLICE SEEKING NEXT OF KIN

According to a police media release, an elderly man passed away at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.

They are seeking his families to come forward.

Please help.

The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 93-year-old Mr Lim Tiong Eng to come forward.

Mr Lim, a former resident of All Saints Home (Jurong East) had passed away on 20 September 2019 at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.

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.

POLICE APPEAL -MISSING 13.YO GIRL. LAST SEEN PUNGGOL WALK

The police are seeking information about a 13-year-old girl that went missing since yesterday morning on the 16/10/2019 0702hrs.

She was last seen at Punggol Walk, wearing a white shirt and blue pinafore.

Please help with you can, please provide details to the police using below contact methods

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.

PREPARE YOUR UMBRELLA – EXPECT RAIN TILL END OF MONTH

Dear all,

Prepare your umbrellas and plan your routes. It is expected to have more rainy days for the rest of October.

According to Singapore Meteorological Service, Singapore is now entering monsoon season. Thunder showers are expected. Average temperatures around the island are expected to be between 25 – 34 degress Celsius.

Drivers on the road are advised to drive slower on rainy days.

“Yesterday, my office building got very loud thunder, then power went out”

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It is advisable for household to used power surge protection devices on their electronic appliances, especially for the expensive ones such as TV,PC,laptop.

19 Y.O WOMAN INJURED AFTER KNOCKDOWN BY TRUCK @ YISHUN

According to the media release, An accident occurred yesterday afternoon at a junction located at Yishun Ave 7 & ave 2. A truck hit a moving motorcycle and a stationary van at around 4.52 pm.

In the video, the motorcyclist can be seen knocked overfalls. The van was almost knocked down stationary.

The 19-year-old woman was sent to KTPH.

Police investigations are ongoing.

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https://www.facebook.com/1858091294463726/videos/2424542357827898/

GOJEK DRIVER ALLEGEDLY FORCES 11 Y.O GIRL OUT OF CAR AT NIGHT

A woman felt unjust when her daughter who was supposed to go home on a Gojek got chased out of the vehicle instead. But according to the statement with the police, her daughter was carrying a pet.

I suppose she should have told the driver that she had a pet after a confirmation since Gojek drivers can’t see the comments until the job is accepted.

At the same time, the driver should hurl her vulgarities.

She made a police report after the incident happened.

https://www.facebook.com/flapper.low/posts/520279875219400

Police report made by mother

On 13/10/2019 at 2030hrs, I booked a Gojek vehicle form y daughter from Blk 430C Fernvale Link to Blk 324 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 with booking ID RB-2889549149.

My Daughter then boarded the Gojek vehicle bearing registration XXXXXXX after which, I returned home.

On the same day at 2045hrs, my daughter appeared at my unit and told me the Gojek driver forced her to alight his vehicle. I then check my Gojek application and it shows that the said vehicle is still travelling to the destination.

As such, I called the said driver XXXXXXX to enquire further. The driver then became unhappy and scolded me vulgarities.

After which, the driver then cancelled the trip and I called his company to report the matter reference 728811. Gojek informed that they would look into the matter and update me on the outcome. I spoke to my daughter whom informed that the driver insisted her to alight the vehicle as she is carrying a bird in a cage inside his vehicle. The vehicle dosen’t allow pets in his vehicle and my daugher requested to alight at the pickup location but he refused.

I wish to state that my daughter is in shock and there is no visible injuries on her. I am lodging this report as I want to pursue the matter.

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LORRY DASHED RED LIGHT AT BUKIT BATOK, MAN ALMOST KNOCKED DOWN

A man is appealing for witnesses after he was almost knocked by a lorry at Bukit Batok.

His Facebook post below

Good Afternoon Everyone. Please do help me share around. Your help is greatly appreciated!

I am still in utter shock of what had happened earlier. Luckily my tummy not as bulging as it used to be or else sure kenna run over by a lorry that sped past on red light while I’m crossing the road!

Location: Bukit Batok Central – Pedestrian Crossing right outside Bukit Batok Bus Interchange Exit.

Date & Time: 16th October 2019 @ approx 2:04pm

I am seeking help from any driver around Bukit Batok Central during the date and time stated above, your camera may have captured the vehicle’s plate number which is critical as a potential accident can be averted if the lorry driver can be identified.

Photos attached are the spot where I was nearly hit after the lorry beat red light.

Thank you so much for your help and wishing all drivers and road users to stay safe!

Facebook post by Lim Kern Seow
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2942582455754427&set=pcb.2942582605754412&type=3&theater

OVER 3000 CARTONS OF DUTY UNPAID CIGARETTE UNCOVERED AT TUAS CHECKPOINT

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According to the release of a report by ICA, officers found a total of 3000 packets of duty-unpaid tobacco at Tuas Checkpoint.

The first incident happened on the 12th of October 2019 9.50 am in the morning. Officers on duty found a total of 925 cartons of cigarettes hidden in the floorboard of a bus. The driver was arrested on the spot.

A second incident happened two days later on the 14 Oct 2019. This time a prime mover vehicle was found with more than twice the amount found on the bus. A total of 2278 cartons of cigarettes were found. The driver was arrested as well.

The total tax amounted for these two incidents is $312,870

Don’t try, Don’t Do. Stay safe