A girl wrote about her looks and personality on NUSWhispers, catfishing for compliments and asking guys to rate her.

Well, the desperate guys took the bait and came out in full force, giving her 10/10 ratings and giving her the compliments that she subtly wanted.

One guy even said:

“Big boobs on a fat girl is just like 6 pecs on a skinny guy.”

Image sources: NUSWhispers, Unsplash (Royalty free)

Top image used for illustration purpose only.

Jolovan Wham, a civil rights activist, was fined $8,000 on 15 February for organising an illegal public assembly on an MRT train in 2017.

He pleaded guilty to holding a public assembly without a permit to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Operation Spectrum.

Operation Spectrum was an operation in 1987 that saw 22 people arrested and detained without trial under the Internal Security Act, which the government calls the “Marxist conspiracy” to “subvert the existing system of government and to seize power in Singapore.”

Wham paid only $2,500 for refusing to sign a police statement relating to the case.

Wham chose to serve the default jail term of 22 days for his other offence, just like what he did for a previous similar conviction.

Wham told reporters that he did so in order to “protest against a system which criminlaises a non-violent, peaceful assembly.

Image sources: Jolovan Wham on Twitter

A disgruntled buyer shared on Facebook about how he got scammed on Lazada.

Cris Ng wrote that he ordered a Xiaomi TV from Lazada for $261, and all he received was a letter from the seller. (Reading the letter actually hurt my brain, you can see it for yourself below)

So he contacted Lazada help centre and submitted a refund request, and it came with a case number.

He was then assured that the refund would be processed.

However, he then received 2 emails saying that there is a duplicate case number and as a result, both cases will be closed.

Ng then checked his Lazada app and saw that his refund request is rejected.

So he waited 2 more days before deciding to contact them again, to which Lazada issued him with a new case number.

They told him that his case has been sent to a relevant department and assured him that he would be updated.

Ng also highlighted that Lazada’s help centre is “super duper quick” to close the chat with customers and label their cases as closed and solved.

Ng asked them how they plan to follow up with his request but they couldn’t give him an answer, they then closed the chat with him and once again, he saw that his refund is rejected even though he was told that another department was handling it.

He tried again a 3rd time and his refund request is rejected again.

Ng said that he’ll be making a police report for illegal scam and that he is never shopping with Lazada anymore.

Images source: Cris Ng Facebook via Complaint Singapore Facebook

29-year-old Jonathan Long, the deceased driver of the BMW M4 that crashed in a horrific accident at Tanjong Pagar, was allegedly previously charged in an American Court for speeding.

In highlights from his Instagram profile, eagled-eyed netizens have dug out his past social media posts and discovered that he was allegedly charged in a US court for speeding.\

In one of his IG stories, he was seen driving in what appears to be an American road with his friend and he got stopped by highway patrol.

Images source: @j0nneh on IG and TR Emeritus on Facebook

The CNB said in a joint statement with the police on 15 February that the remaining 2 suspects on the run, related to the hit-and-run accident in Toa Payoh last friday, have since been arrested.

The two men, 27 and 34, were arrested on 14 Feb and 15 Feb respectively.

The 27-year-old is believed to be the male passenger in the vehicle, and he was arrested for allegedly consorting with persons carrying offensive weapons in public places as well as drug related offences.

The 34-year-old man on the other hand, is believed to be the driver, and he was arrested for carrying an offensive weapon in public places, drug related offences, dangering driving causing grievous hurt as well as other traffic offences.

Separately, 1 32-year-old woman was arrested at the scene for drug related offences.

Officers from Tanglin Police Division, in cohort with the traffic police, established the identities of the two men through investigations.

The 34-year-old will be charged in court on 16 February, while investigations against the 27-year-old and 32-year-old are still ongoing.

Image source: SGRV FB