Yet again another YP, filming his driving skills speeding on the highway. Some might say the person is not a YP.
But this kind of actions certainly justifies being a YP.
In the video, it captions “900BHP faster than a Ferrari”. This one if accident sure cant claim insurance.
The video filmed the driver going over 140km/hour, which is way beyond the speed limit.
Video Source: SG Road Vigilante
According to a reader contribution, a 62-year-old uncle was told repeatedly to wear a mask when he was buying coffee but failed to do so.
The incident happened on the 14 Feb 2021 at about 10 AM at a coffeeshop at Blk 673B Choa Chu Kang Way.
The uncle then “ki siao” and threaten to beat up not only the coffeeshop worker but also other customers at the coffee shop, he first started shouting and pick up a bunch of straws from the counter and threw it at the drink stall.
They had no choice but to call the police to restrain the man.
Even after the police arrived the man did not stop his struggle and even tried to kick one of the Police officer in his face. Four officers were on scene to restrain the man and finally put him under handcuffs before putting him away in the Police car.
The man was arrested under public nuisance act and causing hurt to a public servant.
Five deaths and one injury occurred in a horrific car accident in Tanjong Pagar. The white BMW that caused the accident was a second-hand car. It is believed that the groom-to-be bought it a few months ago. At that time, a group of people took the BMW for a drive after dinner and did not expect that that would be the last ride of their life
The BMW sports car was suspected of speeding and somehow drove into the reverse lane and lost control and crashed into a section of Tanjong Pagar Road. After a shophouse, there was an explosion and fire somehow. Five people in the car were killed. The 26-year-old former flight attendant was sent to the hospital with severe burns after trying to save her fiance.
It is understood that the BMW driver is a Chinese man named Jonathan Long (29 years old). The four passengers are Gary Wong Hong Chieh (29 years old), Eugene Yap (29 years old), and Elvin Tan Yong Hao (28 years old), and Teo Qi Xiang (26 years old).
A friend who knew the victim said: “This is a used car with a price of more than $200,000. Jonathan also bought it a few months ago.”
According to online sources, the original price of the BMW M4 Coupe that caused the accident exceeded $400,000.
Another friend said that on the same day the group went to a Korean restaurant near the incident site to celebrate the New Year, and later believed that Jonathan wanted to take his friend to “test the car”. There were four passengers in the car.
According to a few witnesses, they stated that some people were seen getting on a white BMW before the incident, and the car made a few laps nearby. Later, the BMW lost control for some reason, rammed into the shophouse, and then caught fire.
Hu Xiuhui, Jonathan’s fiancee, tried to open the door of the car to save her fiance, but she suffered burns. She is still receiving treatment in the burn department in the ICU.
Just yesterday 14 February 2021, a car was seen crashing into the pavement at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 knocking down the lamp post.
The driver at that point in time was allegedly drunk.
Nigel Skea, 52, a Briton who was given a Stay Home Notice (SHN), reportedly breached his SHN and snuck out of his room at the Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore hotel to meet his fiancee, Agatha Maghesh Eyamalai, 39.
Eyamalai wasn’t serving a SHN at the time of the offence.
Skea left his room on the 14th floor to meet Eyamalai, who was staying on the 27th floor.
Both of them pleaded guilty to Covid-19 related offences earlier today (15 February).
The SCDF said that they were alerted to a fire along Upper Thomson Road, outside Thomson Plaza on February 13.
The car could be seen being completely engulfed in flames and thick black smoke was seen billowing out of the burning vehicle.
The cause of fire is still under investigation.
Images and video sources: SG Kayu Drivers Facebook and SGRV
A 37-year-old man was arrested for wrongful communication of information under the Official Secrets Act (OSA), he circulated an official document of the suspect, a “look-out message” (LOM) that was sent to law enforcement agencies.
The police were alerted to an image of an official document that had been circulating on social media and messaging platforms amongst the public on 10 February 2021.
At about 7.30am, the LOM was issued to agencies after the suspect’s identity was established.
The 37-year-old male then took a photo of the LOM and WhatsApp-ed it to his 60-year-old male friend, who was not an authorised recipient of the information that was classified.
The 60-year-old man then sent the LOM to more people, leading to a wide circulation of the classified information.
The police highlighted that unauthorised recipients of the classified information should not circulate the confidential information received, because they would be similarly liable under the OSA.
The 37-year-old man is facing a fine of up to $2,000 and a jail of up to 2 years.
At the time of writing, investigations are still ongoing.
Facebook user ชีวิต ดีดี๊ recently posted a live video on her Facebook after she was allegedly beaten by her Singaporean lover.
I deep cut could be seen on her forehead while she stated in her video for someone to help her called the police. Her lover was seen kneeling on the floor as he asked for her forgiveness and urging her to see the doctor immediately.
It is believed that she received 10 stitches on her forehead. According to the victim, a police report was made as well.
A video surfaced online showing a young punk singing along to a Chinese rap song.
The yp then smashed a bottle of beer onto the ground, behind a parked van at a carpark and pointed a middle finger that the mess that he made.
It is unclear who the young punk is or what is the point of his video.
Image and video source: @sgbengz on IG
Photos emerged online showing a strange sea creature that looks like a hybrid between a crocodile, a monitor lizard, a fish and even a mermaid.
The stranger creature could be seen lying on the banks of Macritchie reservoir and it appeared to be dead.
Netizens have advised the couple to inform AVA and NParks.
Image source: Karen Lythgoe via Nature Society (Singapore) Facebook
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