26-year-old Yap Jun Cheng was sentenced to 14 years and 22 strokes of the rotan for assaulting a lady in 2013. At that time, the Malaysian lady was just 20 years of age and was in Singapore to search for work and a place to stay. Yap was then serving his NS in the SCDF.

Yap had been conversing with the girl on Facebook for quite a while before offering her tour around Singapore. During the meetup, he forces her to his home in Tampines where he sexually assaulted her twice and threatened to kill her.
He also forces her to cook for him without wearing anything. Later on, She attempted to escape but fail to do so as the door was broken.

She was also forced to have a meal with him after the assault before parting ways. She ran back to Malaysia but came back on the same day after relatives of her found out about the incident and told her to make a police report.

Yap has 11 more charges against him. His legal counsellor said he was repentant for his activities yet the occurrence had apparently left the casualty profoundly damaged.

A maid from has been sentenced to 9 months of jail time after helping her online boyfriend received stolen money amounting to $132,121.50. The incident happened on 2 Jan 2014. The amount was deposited into her account.

Shiley Naverrete Nalangan 52-year-old Filipino maid was surprise when her boyfriend told her about receiving money in her bank account. She was told that the money is to be used for a company. The boyfriend is an Ang moh Albert Analdez that resides in Kentucky, USA.

She helped him carried out the transfer. After banks confirmed that the owner of the stolen money belongs to a customer name Mr Fahmi El Hosseny. The money was remitted back to the owner.

Alert!!! Criminal Scammer!!! Liew Ken Vun!!!

Anyone with his information please contact me or police in Malaysia and Singapore. Police looking for him at Malaysia and Singapore. Kindly all Malaysia and Singapore citizen please contact me or local police if u have any information about this guy.

Facebook Post By: Viktor Tion

Just to let you know that I spotted a crocodile basking by the bank of Sungei Sembawang @Blk 469B last evening. I used to see foreign workers wadding on the canal at the belly-deep end, and this discovery could turn out to be a nasty future incident.

You know, our area has matured mangrove although they are not on very large area -so this is good for nature. My wife told me that another uncle told her he saw a crocodile a few months ago -so I think this medium size one is not a short term stray.

You may also see a zoom-in from my mobile, that showed that the reptile is a crocodile and not a monitor lizard. Please let the boatman who is covering that area to take note.

This canal is brackish at one end, and slow moving fresh water at the other end with lots of shades and plenty of large fish. A good resort for homeless crocodiles hoping to have a free and undisturbed stay.

Unsafe but don’t cull ok!

Walter