Singapore News – The 26 year old stalker was going after her ex-girl friends for more than 3 years. He insisting on being with her by sending her back from school. Not only he was stalking her, he also demanded not nude photos.

The victim tried to stop all connections with the stalker by blocking him every digital way of communicating her such as social media platforms and phone. The guy tried to get her attention by distributing nude photos of the girl in  the neighborhood and also distributing it at the school she was studying.

The stalker was convicted under Harassment and one more count for endangering the victim’s brother. He could get a jail time of up to four months.  The victim is traumatized by the actions of the stalker.

“Do you know that there is health insurance that includes coverage for both physical and mental health?”

Singapore News – This incident happened on the 1st of June on a rainy Wednesday morning. Currently there is a development of a 30-level business park development.  A colleague of the victim saw Mr Liu (victim) was trying to operate the machinery but fail to do so.

After trying to operate the machine for a sometime, the machine had a power surge which cause Mr Liu to get electrocuted. Mr Liu shake for a few times before collapsing.

Ambulance was called and his colleagues was trying to resuscitate him before the ambulance arrives. After sending the victim to NUS, Mr Liu died later. It is unclear if Mr Liu has any life insurance or how much compensation his family is going to get.

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Mr Mano Kunasegaran’s fine evening was destroyed, until he got hit by a vehicle in a hit and run accident last night at Clark Quay.

Mr Kunasegaran is currently in the hospital, he is currently suffering from a sprained spine, broke shoulder and a cracked skull. The driver that hit Mr Kunasegaran is still at large. Anyone that has witness this even please report this to the proper authorities.

Lets hope he can recover soon and be well again!

A 22-year-old Cisco helper cop professedly discharged his pistol while playing a dangerous game at Tuas Checkpoint on Aug 13 a year ago.

Gregory Lai Kar Jun, a Singaporean, then obviously concocted a plan to cover his tracks. He recovered the spent round and shrouded it in an activity wand, then flushed an alternate projectile down a can.

The following day, to sidestep capture, he supposedly told a policeman he had coincidentally dropped two projectiles into the can.

Recently, Lai was accused of conferring a rash demonstration to imperil human life, deliberately blocking the course of equity and giving false data to an open hireling.

He advised the court he expected to confess, and a court notice has been altered for him to do as such on June 14.

As per the charges, Lai crushed the trigger of his gun at around 2pm at Observation Point 6, within the sight of Mr Muhammad Dzul Adhar Azmi, “in an amusement much the same as Russian roulette”.

A man in his 70s set himself on fire with a jar of combustible fluid at a Geylang carpark the previous evening.

Witnesses said they had seen him convey the can to the carpark at the intersection of Geylang Lorong 19 and Lorong Bachok at around 10pm yesterday.

He remained next to a TransCab taxi in a side of the carpark, poured the fluid on himself and set himself land.

The man blazed for around four minutes while passers-by raced to put out the flame with a flame douser that they took from a close-by coffeehouse.

A Singapore Civil Defense Force (SCDF) representative said the man was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital with copy wounds.

His condition was obscure as at press time.

A witness, Mr Heng Peng Kwang, told The New Paper that he had seen the man at the carpark grasping a metal can in his grasp.

The man then inclined toward the taxi yet Mr Heng did not see him pour the fluid on himself.

Mr Heng, 59, who was hanging out inverse the carpark with five companions, said in Mandarin: “I was suspicious at first however my companions chuckled at me since they thought the man was simply acting.”

Before long, he heard a blast.

Mr Heng, who works in the inn line, included: “There was a major “blast” and the following thing I saw were blazes that shot up high behind the taxi.”

Other individuals who saw what happened immediately hurried to the man’s guide.

A cloth and-bone man, Mr Koh Teo Mong, 68, told TNP in Mandarin: “He was simply yelling “Ahhhhh!” I attempted to search for water yet couldn’t discover any.”

The flame was put out around four minutes after the fact after a bystander completed a flame quencher from an adjacent café.

Mr Heng reviewed: “As he blazed, he was all the while remaining with arms outstretched.

“When we put the flame out, he was still cognizant yet had gone calm. His garments and hair were totally blazed off. He just remained there, solid and blazed.”

Mr Heng required the police and a rescue vehicle which landed in around 10 minutes.

TNP comprehends that the casualty endured serious severely charred areas.

The man was a known figure in that a portion of Geylang however his personality couldn’t be built up. Mr Heng said the man was seen on Monday playing Chinese chess at Rong Cheng Restaurant, which is close to the scene of the occurrence.

Police have affirmed the episode and examinations are progressing.

This is from a bank friend of mine about door to door delivery scam, please take a bit of time to read it: This scam is actually very cleverly worked out that you will not suspect of anything wrong.

The accompanying is a record of the episode.

Wednesday a week prior, I had a telephone call from somebody saying that he was from an organization called: “Express Couriers,” He inquired as to whether I would have been home in light of the fact that there was a bundle for me that required a mark .

The guest said that the conveyance would touch base at my home in about 60 minutes. Beyond any doubt enough, around a hour later, a formally dressed conveyance man turned up with a bundle and a jug of wine. I was exceptionally astonished subsequent to there was no uncommon event, and I surely didn’t expect anything like it. Interested, I asked as to who the sender seemed to be.

The dispatch answered, “I don’t have a clue, I’m just conveying the bundle.”

Obviously, he said the sender would need to give you a shock and a card would be sent independently… , it happened that my birthday was headed additionally, so we thought could be from a far off companion. There was additionally a relegation note with the blessing.

He then went ahead to clarify that on the grounds that the blessing contained liquor, there was a $7.50 “conveyance/check charge,” giving proof that he had really conveyed the bundle to a grown-up (of lawful drinking age), and not simply left it on the doorstep where it could be stolen or taken by anybody, particularly a minor.