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WOMAN TAKING BUS 976 ALLEGEDLY PINCHES COMMUTER SITTING ACROSS HER

Source: WhatsApp

Taking public transport in Singapore like SBS buses or SMRT trains have always been a ‘happening’ adventure. Selfish people like hogging more than one seat or even fights can be seen.

Recently there’s been an incident whereby, one woman was trying to hog more than one seat. But the second seat that she was hoggin was not the one beside of her but across from her.

A poster was seen somewhere in Bukit Panjang warning commuters to be careful of a woman.

Here is what the poster said,

“Please Be careful of this woman if you are taking bus 976“

“She will attack you unprovoked if you sit across from her“

“Recently she kicked and used her toes to pinch an old lady sitting across from her.”

She will use her leg to attack anyone coming near to ‘her seat’.

Source: WhatsApp

MAID DRESSES SKIMPILY & POST LOVELY TIKTOK VID WHEN EMPLOYER NOT HOME

Source: tiktok

A video was recently uploaded on the social media platform Tiktok which shows an Indonesian maid producing a Tiktok video which she then uploaded.

She was seen dressing skimpily while she posed for the camera when her employer is not at home.

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Source: tiktok

INDO MAID POST ON TIKTOK TO SHOW OF HER SUGARDADDYS. SAY SHE CANT HANDLE

Source: Tiktok

Videos from an Indonesian maid was recently uploaded on the social media page Tiktok. There were many captions in her videos in an attempt to show off her amount of sugardaddys.

She was seen in many s*xy poses while she stated that she has many sugardaddys any she cannot handle so many of them. At one point she even said that she was free tomorrow but no one wants to meet her.

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WOMAN ALLEGEDLY STABBED AT TAMPINES, VICTIM BRUTALLY ATTACKED

According to images circulating in Whatsapp, a lookout message of a man along with a woman who is on the ground covered with blood is currently circulating in Whatsapp.

According to the message, the alleged stabbing case occurred earlier today (10 Feb 2021) at Blk 206 Tampines St 21 around 0627hrs.

A notice for the lookout of a man Ng Chee Kok is currently making its way around social media. The man is in his mid-40s.

Here is the photo that is circulating in Whatsapp

Photos of the victim covered in blood and laying on the ground are also circulating

Source: Whatsapp

Updates of the case in the following link:

M’SIAN GANGSTERS SLASH MAN WITH PARANGS LEADING TO HIS DEATH

Source: Youtube

A video was recently uploaded on youtube which shows 4 gangsters attacking a man with parangs.

The group of 4 could be seen slashing the man as he tries to defend himself. It is believed that the attack led to his death and the 4 men are currently wanted in Malaysia.

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YP LEFT WALLET IN TAXI. INSTRUCT TAXI TO RETURN IT IMMEDIATELY EVEN THOUGH HE HAS NO TIME

Source: complaint.sg

Pictures of a conversation between a customer and a taxi driver was recently uploaded online after his friend left a wallet inside a taxi. The self entitled customer then instructed to the taxi driver to return to his location to return the wallet immediately even though he has a passenger on board at that point in time. The passenger even refused to pay a small token for him to return to the passenger’s location to return the wallet.

Source: complaint.sg

Here is the full story.

My friend and I got into a Gojek to go home and after we alighted,my friend noticed that his wallet was missing and we messaged the uncle through the app to come back and return the wallet. However, he said that we had to pay a fare because he was already far away but it was about 3-5 mins after we were dropped off.

Source: complaint.sg


Not only did he not want to come back, he also asked for a fare and said he had a customer in orchard. Do note that we were in Sengkang, how is it possible for a gojek order to be across Singapore. When I asked for his number,he refused. I asked for it because I only had 2hrs to message him and he asked us to go gojek office to take. Greedy driver?

YP JUMPS OFF ESPLANADE BRIDGE TO CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY

Source: sg.influenzers

A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sg.influenzers which shows a young punk jumping off the esplanade into the river.

It is believed that his crazy jump was to commemorate his birthday.

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Source: sg.influenzers

GRAB RIDER LOCKS HIS BICYCLE WITH ANOTHER PERSON’S BICYCLE AT RACK

A photo surfaced online showing a Grab bike being parked beside the OP’s bicycle at a void deck’s bicycle rack.

But what’s baffling is that the Grab bike was locked with the OP’s bicycle instead of the bicycle rack.

It is unclear who the bicycle belongs to or where the incident happened.

Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG

MYANMAR POLICE FIRED LIVE ROUNDS ON UNARMED PROTESTERS, WOMAN SHOT IN HEAD

Myanmar police purportedly fired live rounds on unarmed protesters, with a 20-year-old woman shot in the head.

The woman’s injuries were fatal and she unfortunately didn’t make it.

At least six people were injured, with two in critical condition.

Another man was also shot in the chest with a live round by the police, according to a volunteer medic at the scene.

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT.

Girl in red shirt getting shot in the head by police at around 9 seconds into the video

Images and video sources: @Myanmar_Now_Eng, @TostevinM and @mrattkthu on Twitter

DROP IN PHYSICAL CRIMES IN 2020, PARTLY DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

The Singapore police released figures showing a decrease in the overall crime rate in Singapore, with theft and housebreaking reaching a 36-year low in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Unlicensed money-lending harassment and outrage of modesty fell, with the police attributing this decrease to the movement restrictions imposed by the governemnt during the circuit breaker period.

It is also worth noting that Singapore ranked first in the Gallup’s 2020 Global Law and Order report for the seventh consecutive year, with 97% of residents saying they felt safe walking home alone in their neighbourhood at night.

However, Senior assistant commisioner of the police, How Kwang Hee noted that while Singapore’s streets and homes remain safe, online scam cases continue to increase in line with the global trend.