A body was found at MBS yesterday. Police received a call yesterday morning.

It has been reported that the body is identified as a 44-year-old male. It is believed that the man fell from a height.

According to our understanding, Just three months ago in another incident, a 67-year-old died after from Heart attack while playing Pokemon Go Feb 26), 5.30pm at Marina Bay Sands (MBS), near an entrance to Bayfront MRT Station.

 In an article by Lianhe Wanbao,  The guy in the infamous ” Toa payoh Incident”  has been dugged up the media, revealing more ugly past. It has been reported that he had a dispute of knocking into a 60+-year-old neighbour with his shoulder in purpose and then some more taunted, “I stand here and let you hit me”.

“The neighbour, who declined to be named, said he was returning home with two large bags after grocery shopping.

“When he exited the lift on the sixth floor, he said the man “appeared not to see me and deliberately knocked into me” while rushing to get into the lift.”

Furious, the neighbour wanted to confront the man, but the bully caught hold of his wrist and while putting his face close to his, taunted: “Hit me, I’m standing here for you to hit”.

The neighbour said he made a police report, but realised that the man had also done the same, alleging that the neighbour had hit him.

In an another separate incident, he was also been recorded on CCTV that he drove his Porsche back to his condo, but the security officer went toilet and didn’t open up the gate for him…. and he performs a ‘flying kick’ at the gate.

More evidence to show that the Toa Payoh Lor 8 push old man bully is a known troublemaker. LIANHE WANBAO reported that there was a previous incident when Chow Chuin Yee drove his Porsche back to his condo, but the security guard was in the toilet and couldn’t open the gate for him. So he not happy and performed a flying kick on the gate.

Chow and his female partner were later arrested by the police for the offence of Public Nuisance under Section 290 of the Penal Code, for shoving the elderly man who was just trying to share a hawker centre table with them. The offence may be punished with a fine which may extend to $1,000.

A motorist was stopped by traffic police for not fastening his helmet strap. Sang Jia Weng was sentenced to 4 weeks jail for attempting to bribe the police.

He was told that he would be fined for it and thinking that he can get away by putting $30 dollars in the traffic police pocket.

Initially, he was caught at Bukit Panjang area and pleaded that he only earns $80 dollars a day and is unable to pay the fine of $120. He offered $30 to the police but he was rejected.

so he took out $30 and put it the police officers pocket.

Some bast**** came to our place today and tried to sell some durians to my wife for $15 per durian, claiming that it was MSW quality. My wife agreed to buy some from them and they started opening up the durians but before she knew it they told her that they had opened up 6 durians (surely these durians in the tupperware look like they came from 6 bloody durians) and wanted to charge her $15 per KG instead of per durian and insisted that she had misheard them. Next, they took out a weighing scale and wanted my wife to pay $385 bloody dollars – that’s 23kg worth of durians! Where is the rest of my durians?! Obviously my wife refused to pay and called me immediately and I followed up by calling the police. The durian bast**** must have sensed that something was wrong and told my wife that they will come back for payment later when the husband is back. Mind you, all this while they were standing outside my door refusing to leave as they had already opened up the durians, with a knife in their hand. I was already in rage mode and was picturing myself smashing the durian shells into their face, but too bad those bast**** never came back for their money or durians. It was then that the police informed me that even his own mother got scammed by these ***holes.

Kudos to these fellas for making the effort to rig their weighing scale and coming up with such a creative scam. Dear family and friends, please take note of this and warn your close ones to stay vigilant and not fall prey to these durian scammers.

Facebook post by Eugene Lau

What rubbish is this fair usage policy limit and $6/gb charge for whatsapp usage? I have never used any video whatsapp calls at all!

I have only used voice calls and messages with video attachments.

Don’t advertise UNLIMITED whatsapp calls and then put a hidden fine print of fair usage policy when you are going to charge for it.

Hypocrisy!

Facebook complaint by Winston Ong