Dear FB Friend, my helper who is from Myanmar has gone missing this morning 3rd October 2018 about 6am at Hougang area.

Anyone saw her please do contact me Daniel Phua 94577072 immediately.

Please do help to share.

A family that do things together, stays together. Or so they say. But this?

A video shared online shows a family pushing their cars while pumping petrol. Some believe that by doing so, you can pump in more petrol than when you pump as per normal. Even some petrol stations in Johor have a ‘ramp’ for those kiasu Singaporeans.

Word of advice, please don’t do this. It’s really embarrassing.

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A kind driver who refused to keep the fare!

Today, I booked a Grab cab to pick Adelyn from school. I message the driver that Adelyn is visually impaired, please give her a call when arrived.

The Police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a 63-year-old Mr Wahayu Bin Mansor who was last seen at the vicinity of Blk 429 Jurong West Avenue 1 on 7 September 2018 at about 4.30pm.

Mr Wahayu was last seen wearing a blue T-shirt with a single white stripe, and dark coloured jeans.

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

Source: Singapore Police Force

The Police have arrested a 38-year-old man for his suspected involvement in online sales of counterfeit luxury watches and accessories.

On 27 September 2018, officers from the Criminal Investigation Department conducted a raid in the vicinity of Bukit Timah, resulting in the arrest. During the operation, a total of 255 pieces of trademark-infringing goods such as watches and watch accessories were seized.

The estimated street value of the items was more than S$140,000. Preliminary investigations revealed that the man had procured these counterfeit goods from local and foreign sources, before reselling them via various online platforms.

Investigations are ongoing.

The Police take a serious view of intellectual property right (IPR) infringements. Distribution and sale of counterfeit goods are serious offences and the Police will not hesitate to take tough action against these perpetrators who profit at the expense of legitimate businesses and consumers. Anyone found guilty of selling or distributing goods with falsely applied trademarks may be fined up to a maximum of $100,000, or an imprisonment term which may extend to five years, or both

Source: Singapore Police Force.

Scam SMS, an SMS that claims its from DBS was received by our netizen this afternoon.

The SMS stated Hello XXXX XXXXXX with the actual name of the person and claim that DBS has a software that will make Singaporean’s millionaires.

The link typically leads to phishing sites.

The site leads to the following

This kind of website typically ends up promising something that is too good to be true. After the bulls*it brain washing on the website you will be lead to “Make Deposit” to invest in another words keying in your bank or credit card details

Beware and do not click on the link, do not input any information into the website. Please share and inform family and friends.

Sharing this information could potentially stop the scam.

Very poor customer service not expected specially from SQ.
Booked a flight online via the official website on 18th Sept 2018. Money deducted from my bank account was far more than what was displayed on the screen while booking.

The e-ticket sent to my email was incorrect too having different fare conditions. The screenshots and proofs all sent as requested by the customer service agent. The CSA acknowledged there is an issue and I was told that there would have been a technical glitch during booking and the team would look into it.

No ETA or what the resolution to this issue would be was stated. I have been following up many times but no resolution only promises that I would get a call asap. Last I said I would like to cancel my ticket and would like a refund but still I wasn’t provided any solution.

Very disappointed by a world class airline like Singapore Airlines.

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This vehicle SBL6818G was behind my car and came into carpark later than me. My signal lights were turned on and I was trying to reverse my car into the empty parking lot space which was just been vacant. Then he dashed into the lot, snatched the parking lot space from me, despite seeing that I was going to reverse in.

I came down the car and asked him how could he do that? Obviously I was about to park! He asked me to go ahead to report if I wanted to?!?! Still have the cheeks to take my photos when i took his photos!

Totally shameless fellow!

Source: Singapore Police Force

Thanks to our police force keeping our home safe.

The Police have arrested a 28-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a case of housebreaking and theft by night.

On 29 September 2018 at about 11.25am, the Police received a report that a residential unit along Yuan Ching Road had been broken into and valuables such as laptops and handphones were missing.

Through ground enquiries and with the aid of CCTV footages, officers from Clementi Police Division established the identity of the suspect and arrested him along Choa Chu Kang Ave 7 on 1 October 2018. Laptops and handphones were seized as case exhibits.

The man will be charged in court on 3 October 2018. Anyone convicted for housebreaking and theft by night faces an imprisonment term of not less than 2 years and not more than 14 years.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to adopt the following crime prevention measures:

• Secure all doors, windows and other openings with good quality grills and close-shackled padlocks before retiring to bed or when leaving your premises unattended, even for a short while; 
• Refrain from keeping large sums of cash and valuables at home; and 
• Install a burglar alarm, motion sensor lights and/or close circuit surveillance cameras, to cover the access points into your premises. Ensure that they are tested periodically and are in good working condition.

Source: Singapore Police Force