Facebook user Sarah Goh has recently shared two videos on Complaint Singapore Facebook page showing an auntie stealing her belonging at a shopping district.
It is unsure where or when did the incident happen. However, from the video, the auntie was seen taking a bag of items that was hanged outside a shop. She even opened up the bag to check what is inside before walking away.
A photo was recently uploaded to Complaint.sg Instagram group showing a woman dressed in winter wear on the MRT.
Due to the recent rain, Singapore’s temperature has dropped as low as 21.3 degrees. From the photo, the woman looks like she was still very cold even though she was already wearing winter wear.
A video was recently uploaded to the complaint.sg Instagram group showing a YP uses a mask as a bra to hold his chest.
From the video, it seems like the YP was making a Tiktok video and he was enjoying it a lot.
A video was recently uploaded to SGRV Facebook page showing a PMD rider dashing across the road when he was not in the right of way.
The incident was reported to have happened on 29 Dec 2020 at Toa Payoh Central. The rider was seen not complying to traffic light signal and dash across the road. Thankfully, the other road users were alert enough to prevent an accident from happening.
Several photos of rotten oranges have been shared to Complaint Singapore Facebook page by a Facebook user.
According to her post, she was shopping for some fruits for her new year prayers during the eve of the new year. However, she was shocked to see that rotten fruits were found to be for sale at the supermarket.
A video was recently uploaded to Roads.sg Facebook page showing a driver destroying a gantry arm to exit the carpark.
From the video, the Civic driver was first seen reversing the car before attempting to tailgate his way out of the carpark. However, the driver’s plan failed and instead of stopping, the driver continues to drive off while destroying the gantry arm.
Several photos have been shared to Singapore Uncensored by one of our readers showing a man rowing an inflatable boat in a condominium swimming pool.
From the photos, there were other users taking a dip in the pool and it seems like the man did not care at all. It was said that the man ignored the rest of the users and continued to enjoy himself.
A video of an assault was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG Chinese Community.
A man who was presumed to be a passenger was seen assaulting the taxi driver. He was seen pushing the taxi numerous times. Another man was seen trying to break out the fight.
His actions was recording by a member of the public. The reason for incident is currently unknown.
According to the Minister of State Affairs Desmond Tan, he said in Parliament that the Polie has the ability to retrieve data from TraceTogether app for Police investigations.
The SPF is given the power under the Criminal Procedure Code to obtain the data when necessary and only to authorized officers.
Mr Tan said:
“Examples of these measures include only allowing authorized officers to access the data, using such data only for authorized purposes, and storing the data on a secured data platform.”
This topic arises after a Member of Parliament pointed out and asked the safeguards for using these data.
Mr Tan added: “We do not preclude the use of TraceTogether data in circumstances where citizens’ safety and security is or has been affected, and this applies to all other data as well,”
“Authorised police officers may invoke then the Criminal Procedure Code … powers to obtain this data for purpose of criminal investigation, and for the purpose of the safety and security of our citizens, but otherwise TraceTogether data is indeed to be used only for contact tracing and for the purpose of fighting the COVID situation.”
According to a media release, a nightclub located in Jalan Besar was fined S$20,000 earlier today over a few complications with the law that has been ongoing for the past 4 years.
One of which is preventing the assualt of the Vietnamese Hostess from the nightclub Manager.
57-year-old Quek Swee Meng who is the licensee of the nightclub pleaded guilty to flouting regulations of public entertainment license along with 5 other similar kinds of charges.
The incident happened on 27 September 2017, the manager Quek Wei Loon slapped one of the Vietnamese hostess’s faces twice after finding out that she has vandalized the mirror in the toilet.
The prosecutor said that the accused has not to take action to prevent the occurrence of assaults in the nightclub.
The nightclub faces other legal issues like failing to keep proper employment records, patrons gamble within the premises and entertainers drinking with patrons was also found out during a Police spot check.
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