I reside in Teban Gardens. Since September last year, my neighbour next door has been using joss sticks, joss papers and candles to pray towards our front door every day and wish my family dead.

Our family is not on talking terms with him. He has been making remarks towards my family members by calling us ‘pigs’.

We tried to talk to him but with no outcome as he still thinks that what he did was right and alleged that I am creating trouble for people who are offering prayers to God.

We are a family of mixed heritage with family members of various faiths and beliefs. As such, for him to say that it is part of his religious ritual goes beyond all logic, in an attempt to mask his desire to cause annoyance.

We had quarrelled previously and our case was even brought up for mediation before a magistrate. We even called the police several times but there was nothing that can be done against my neighbour.

Mr J

On 25 July 2018 at 2.21pm, the Police were alerted to a case of a man who was allegedly slashed in an attack by a group of men along 202 Serangoon Road. The 27-year-old male victim was conscious when conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.

Through investigative probes and ground enquiries, officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Police Intelligence Department and Central Police Division established the identities of the seven men believed to be involved in the incident. The officers subsequently arrested all the suspects in the vicinity of Corporation Road and Sin Ming Industrial Estate, within 18 hours of the report lodged. Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident is believed to have arisen from a personal feud.

Five of the suspects, aged between 17 and 28, will be charged in court on 27 July 2018 with the offence of rioting armed with deadly weapons under Section 148 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224. If convicted, they shall face an imprisonment term which may extend to 10 years and shall also be liable to caning. Investigations against the two remaining suspects are still ongoing.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Investigation & Intelligence) concurrent Director of the Criminal Investigation Department, Florence Chua said, “I would like to commend all the officers who had worked tirelessly round the clock to solve this case within 18 hours. Our officers displayed perseverance and tenacity in their investigation probes, coupled with extensive ground work, to successfully arrest all of the suspects. The Police are committed to keep Singapore safe and we will spare no effort to track down offenders to ensure that they are brought swiftly to justice and face the full brunt of the law.”

Source: Singapore Police Force

\The Police conducted a series of enforcement operations against massage establishments and public entertainment outlets on 26 and 27 July 2018.

During the enforcement operations against massage establishments along Beach Road, one massage establishment was found to have contravened licensing conditions. Another three establishments were detected to be operating as unlicensed massage establishments. A total of six women aged between 32 and 59 were arrested for offences under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act. Five women did not have valid work permits and the sixth had employed a foreign employee without a valid work permit.

During the enforcement checks on public entertainment outlets along Beach Road, Haji Lane, Duxton Road, South Bridge Road and Tanjong Pagar Road, three outlets were found to have contravened licensing conditions. Another two outlets were detected to have provided public entertainment without valid licences. Out of these two outlets, one had supplied liquor for consumption without a licence. Eleven women, aged between 19 and 37, were also arrested for working without valid work permits.

Actions will be taken against the operators for flouting the rules and regulations under the Public Entertainment Act, Liquor Control Act and Massage Establishment Act. The Police takes a serious view of anyone found breaking the law and will continue to take tough enforcement stance against such activities.

Source: Singapore Police Force

An incident happened earlier today along Lorong ah soo near blk 161. Bus service number 53M.

According to witness on the scene, the incident happened at approximately 11 am. It is unclear if anyone is injured in the accident.

Lets hope both drivers are ok.

A few days ago, a fight occurred in KSL City. This is a picture of the perpetrator who wanted escape on the taxi after the fight.

According to reports, the gentleman who is the purple striped shirt is a Singaporean.

After the parents and the waiter has a disput, he went over directly and beat up the waiter. The waiter ended up with a face full of bruises. Many people step forward to stop the fight, but only manage to subdue to waiter to a corner. Probably because the perpetrator is around 185cm and his huge in size.

Fortunately, in the end, there are good people who managed to stop the dispute and help report the incident to the police. I feel that the customer at the restaurant should not have went over directly and beat up the waited without even finding out the situation the tall man in purple was rather impulsive.

People at scene felt that the waiter who was beaten feels wrong and feels very sad about the service industry.

I hope that the waiter’s injury can recover soon and I hope that the gentleman can get severe legal sanctions.

A Singaporean can come to Malaysia to beat others and act “self-righteous”. I give up.

前几天在ksl city发生了一起殴打事件，这是干案者想要畏罪潜逃上德士时被众人拦下的画面。据情况了解 干案者也就是紫色条纹上衣的那位先生是位新加坡人，在父母與服務生起爭執之後，直接向前暴打那位服务生，打得那位服务生满脸是伤，许多人向前劝架但卻是把那位服务生制服在地，也许是干案者太大一只很难抓吧（约185cm）。幸好最后有好心人向前把干案者拦下并且报警处理，不然真的替那位服务生觉得不值。小弟在此覺得當事人不應該如此衝動二話不說直接向前打人也覺得那名被打的服務生覺得委屈，也对服务业感到无比艰辛及悲哀。希望那位服务生的伤势可以早日康复 也希望那位先生可以得到严厉的法律制裁。一名新加坡人可以來到馬來西亞隨心所欲毆打人再一副自以為是的模樣我也是醉了。

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