56-year-old Ho Boon Hor received a sentence of 8 weeks in jail after he was convicted after flashing his “KKJ” to two school girls.

According to a court hearing on the 5th of Jan 2021, the incident happened in Woodlands where the victim was en-route to her secondary school on 19 Feb 2020.

Ho pulled up his shirt and exposed his privates to the girl, he then asked the victim if his “KKJ” looks big.

The victim immediately leaves the area and told her teachers of the incident.

The second victim who is also a student came across Ho at Yishun, he stopped her and again expose his privates asking the victim if his “KKJ” is big. The victim then ran away, she later told her parents of the incident and the Police were alerted.

Ho was eventually caught, for exposing himself he could have been jailed for 2 years and/or fined and even the rotan sentence.

According to a media release, a 33-year-old IT technician was convicted for the 6th time after he was caught molesting and insulting a woman’s modesty.

33-year-old Jee Guang You pleaded guilty to his offense, in 2019 he uses his mobile phone and place it under a 39-year-old’s skirt, the following year he molest an 18-year-old who was sleeping on the train.

The prosecutor said that his intention for filming the woman was because he has never done it and wanted to get the thrill out of it. Although he did not take any photos or videos, the security staff who was watching the surveillance witnessed what he had done and reported the incident to the Police.

In March 2020, he molested an 18-year-old who was asleep onboard the MRT train that was bound towards Jurong East.

He said that he was excited when the girl was beside and started to approach her nearer and nearer, he later touches her chest and the victim woke up in shocked. She tried to take a photo of the molester but Jee ran out of Jurong East MRT station.

He was sentenced to 19 months jail.

According to a media release by ICA, On 4 January 2020, ICA officers discovered a large shipment of e-vaporizers also knows as vape at Airport Logistics Park of Singapore.

Over 9,000 pieces of vape were found.

The officers who scanned the packages noticed anomalies in the x-rage imaging. The 38 packages were declared as stockings, plastic storage boxes, plastic bottles, plastic tubing, and phone covers.

As this is not the first time this kind of concealment method is used.

The ICA will continue to conduct security checks on passengers, goods, and vehicles so as to safeguard Singapore’s security.

Source: ICA

The United Nations recently stated that there were close to one million Malaysians in Singapore which makes them the biggest demographic group in Singapore.

The percentage of Malaysians has increase from 27 percent since 1990 to 44 percent currently. The numbers have increased from 195,072 to close to one million currently.

The other second largest migrant group in Singapore at around 18 percent were Chinese migrants.

The migrants statistics include those who have acquired Singaporean citizenship, permanent residents, those who have work passes and their dependants, and those who are studying there.

According to a Facebook post by M Joy, she was surprised when she heard the door knocking at 1AM.

Here is what she said:

Thought I was dreaming someone knocking on the door at 1am, checked the doorcam but didn’t see anyone there at 1.25am. So went back to bed.

But thought I’ll check the camera shots this morning, and really, there was someone! Wondering if it was a Grabdelivery or someone visiting, but wrong house. It’s a new flat, no not Ahlong (at least not meant for my home!).

Why cant they check properly before knocking, whoever this was, or if someone knows him. Please check, before you go waking people at 1am..

According to a court hearing earlier today, 63-year-old Tan Hock Soon was funded S$4,300 for rash act endangering the personal safety of others and being a public nuisance.

The incident happened on 21 March 2020, After having a few beers with his friends at Geylang Lorong 16, the man started to flip the coffeeshop table and started kicking chairs.

At around 10PM, as he was leaving with his friends one of his companions started chatting with a patron from another table. Tan got impatient and started behaving violently. He first started with vulgarities and later started getting physical.

Many customers who were unable to tolerate his behaviour left the coffee shop. When the female owner of the coffeeshop tried to stop him he attempted to hit her but was stopped by the owner’s spouse.

The owner’s spouse then grabbed on to him and Tan fell down. After Tan got up he started to take off his shirt and argue with a motorist, he started to walk around Geylang Road and eventually lay down in the middle of the road.

He was taken to SGH for treatment but he returned at around 11.30 PM and continued his havoc in the same area.

A 25-year-old serial scammer was sentenced to 9 months and 6 weeks jail earlier today after he was found guilty of scamming a number of victims.

Some of the scam involved accomplices and some were carried out by himself.

Scam 1: Sign phone line “get cash”

Putting up fake advertising and claiming “fast cash”, he performed the cash by persuading victims to sign up handphone lines for him. After signing the lines and getting the phone he would leave the victims with huge monthly bills.

Scam 2: Entry and Concert Tickets

On Carousell he tried to sell non-existent Universal Studio tickets and concert tickets to Bruno Mars concert. None of the victims received the merchandise after paying him money.

Scam 3: Traffic Accident Scam

Sim was involved in a traffic accident and decided to perform fraudulent insurance claims. Earning him S$10,000 dollars.

Scam 4: Expose Guy’s Secret

He makes friend with a guy on Instagram and later threatened to expose the man’s sexual orientation by using conversation screenshots as prove. He told the man to transfer him S$100, and the payment was made.

He pleaded guilty and said his wife is pregnant.

A drug addict who is wanted by the Narcotics Bureau was intercepted by the traffic police while driving and using a mobile phone.

The drug offender was worried and he speeded up and escaped, causing the traffic police to “hang on” to the car door and drag him for about 50 meters. The female passenger who was in the passenger seat was thrown out of the car.

According to trial on 4th of January 2020, Azhar Bin Amin (37 years old) was intercepted by traffic police when he was using his mobile phone while driving in Geylang.

The 37-year-old face a total of 14 charges which includes reckless behaviour causing injury to others, endangering the safety of others, taking drugs, transporting drugs.

The defendant was already caught before for drug offences in 2016 and required to report to Police station and submit urine samples regularly.

The defendant said that he intends to plead guilty, the judge adjourned the court till 22 Jan 2020.

A neighbour recently shared a story of a woman after her husband abused her and took all her salary and gave her an allowance every month. When she found another man and divorced her, he took every cent from her account even though he was still driving a mercedes.

Here is the full story.

A couple around late 30s. hub keep on verbal abuse his wife infront of his kids, kept wife atm card, wife earning higher than hub, wife taking pocket money everyday where hub kept all of the wife earnings every month.

one fine day, wife cannot take it anymore, as she found a better guy who change her life to a better, she decided to take everything back. end up her account has $0 inside.

hub took every single cent, hub in CC debt, every month only pay minimum sum to bank.. raking up to 5 figure sum of debt and still continue to roll till date. drive a black merc c180.

wife moved out with her 2 kids, the 2 kids hate the dad and now loving the BF more than their own dad. kids moral value has changed for the better as well, respecting elders and seniors.

divorce settled. hub get the house. but he have to find ways to repay her ex-wife contribution to the house within x period of time, if he doesn’t do so, he have to sell the house off and pay whatever it’s transact + the profits as well.