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According to media reports, a 31-year-old woman was arrested after she was suspected of locking up a residential unit local at Jurong West Street 32 on the 23rd of Sept 2019.

The residential unit was locked up with a bicycle lock. The police believes that this was a case of loanshark harassment.

In Singapore, camera are everywhere.

The police investigated in the incident with the help of Police camera and enquiries. The suspected was identified and arrested 8 days later at Havlock Square.

The police later found out that the woman was also involved with other similar cases island wide. If convicted the woman the woman will be facing at least $5000 fine and up to $50,000 along with mandatory jail time of up to 5 years.

The police also advice members of the public to stay away from loansharks.

Source: Singapore Police Force.

Mostly, residential areas including of HDB and condominiums. In the reports, Police emphasize that HDB flats is meant for residential purpose and is strictly prohibited for the use of vice. Flat owners who used their homes to use in prosituttion acitvited are liable to fine and or jail term of up to three years as well.

The police  are working with the members of the public for information with regards to vice related activities.

Additional photos from Singapore Police Force

Source: Singapore Police Force.

Singapore Polytechnic student, Shuang Ng Wei Xuan was caught after taking numerous upskirt photos. One of his targets was a 17-year-old girl in Hougang mall.

He squatted near the victim and pointed his phone towards the girl, A witness on the scene confronted him and wanted to see his phone, but Ng wanted to leave the scene. He was subsquently stoped and detained by the witness.

Over the course of six weeks he took upskirt photos of women on 99 occasions. A total of 243 photo was found on his phone. His crime was committed mostly in common areas such as escalators and on public transports.

According to media reports, the Ng stated that taking upskirt photos of women “aroused him”.

If convicted he will face jail time of up to one year and/or fine.

According to the Singapore Police Media Release, they are searching for the woman in the picture to assist with an investigation for a case of theft that was reported at Woodlands Civic Centre.

Anyone with information about the woman can inform the Police via Police hotline or iwitness service online.

The Police are looking for the woman shown in the image below to assist with investigations into a case of theft reported at Woodlands Civic Centre.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online via www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

Source: Singapore Police Force Media Release

Image Source: ICA FB Page

A total of six cases of smullging of duty-unpaid merchandise was foiled by the ICA.

The first one that caught our eyes was the man with a suspicious bulge in his pants.

A man was caught on the 11 of September 2019, A 39-year-old Malaysian man with a suspicious bulge in his pants.  After he was caught by the officer’s attention, they soon discovered a total of 10 packs of cigarettes that are wrap around his lower parts of his body.

In another case a 55-year-old Romanian attempted to bring in 40 packets of cigarettes but was discovered via the scanning of his luggage

There were four other cases of Singaporeans and one Russian national that attempted to bring in duty unpaid cigarettes with various methods such as hiding the cigartees underneath clothing such as waist ankles and even socks and boots!

LAWYER:MY CLIENT ALSO HAVE NUS DEGREE(43 YEAR OLD STALKER)

Former insurance agent Fong Poh Kuen waits outside secondary schools and JC pretending to be surveyors to collect data such as name,address and phone numbers of girls.

He would then keep the info and take photos of the the girls while stalking. All the evidence came to light after his laptop was raided.

His defence lawyer, made one of the following statement in defense of his client (the fowlling is one of his arguments)

• Fong holds a degree from NTU

The defence lawyer made reference to the famous NUS case that was given probation for his charges and argued to have a sentence just like the NUS molestor.

He was sentence to three months’ jail and S$8,000 fine.

After the recent fatal incident that are related to E-scooters, it is interesting to study how other countries actually managed E-scooter usage law.

For countries such as UK, do not allow E-scooter to be on the road as they do not pay road tax and are not allowed in public areas as well. E-scooters are only legal to ride in private property or private. Guess this not only make it fair for the road users that actually pay road tax and safer for everyone.

They do not require license or insurance as well basically its banned in public areas.

While many local netizens voiced out banning of E-scooters, UK netizens are seeking to allow E-scooters as a greener way to travel with less impact to the environment.

What do you guys think? It is not easy to make pro-e scooter and anti-e scooter supporters happy, the best answer would be.

Can it be regulated to a stricter extend, such as minimum age, license and tax. We cant judge all E-scooter riders based on a few incidents. So its best to have it regulated just like our cars. Certain skill and safety awareness training needs to be implemented. In another words, Yes, a license.