Good evening every one. My dear friends, please help to share this on Facebook. I hereby seek to appeal to all out here on Facebook for a great help. My sister was involved in a road accident on 10 Feb 2017, between 0800-0900 hrs while crossing the road at the T-junction of Clementi Road and Clementi Ave 2 (see screenshot of map attached).

If anyone has the in-car video recordings of the accident please contact me at 97633497 immediately. If I do not pick up your call, you can sms or whatsapp me. Your help will really be sincerely appreciated.

Car involved: SJG2980C
Est time accident occurred: 0800-0900 hrs
Date of accident: 10 Feb 17
Accident location: T-junction of Clementi road and Clementi road
Requesting: in-car video recordings and eye witnesses

When she was hit by the driver, I would want to find out what actually caused her to have 5-6 stitches on the left side of her forehead. I looked at my sister and she has a big obvious blue black on the left side of her face as well. Driver claimed that she was only hit by the side mirror when he was negotiating a right turn. Driver and passenger (his son who’s studying at Singapore Polytechnic and he was driving him to SP as he has an examination) rendered assistance. However, from the verbal accounts, police report, physical injuries and the assessment of the A&E doctor at Gleneagles hospital (he said that being hit by just the side mirror and inflicting such injuries is just nonsense, he didn’t believe the driver); I want to find out the truth.

My sister is a nice person with a big heart. She doesn’t like to bring unnecessary hindrance to others. But as her brother, I just need the full story.

Facebook Post: Francis Ming Liang Lim

A netizen witness a drunk driver knock over a Certis Cisco auxiliary police officer and claims that the police officer has died.

The image captured by the netizen shows the unconscious and heavily bleeding officer lying on the ground.

The drunk driver has been apprehended, but there is no official news about the condition of the Certis Cisco officer.

Family members of the officer say that the officer has died of his injuries.

A viral article appeared online about a woman claiming that the police are not doing adequate job to protect. Here is the facebook post below

“I never post on FB, but today, I feel I must.”

“I learned that my colleague was molested during our office CNY dinner.”

Here’s the account I got from my colleagues (I was, unfortunately, not at dinner).

This year’s office lohei was at Mouth Restaurant on Cross Street. Dinner was winding down, and two of my female colleagues, T and R walked out to use the building’s restroom at about 9.30 PM. The restroom is approximately 20 m away from the restaurant’s main entrance, which faces the main road. As they were coming out of the restroom and walking back to the restaurant, the corridor was blocked by two men. They announced that they were from Portugal after trying to guess T and R’s country of origin, and blocked T and R’s way back to the restaurant. One of the 2 men then proceeded to harass T her and asked her to take her shirt off and show him her boobs. T said ‘NO’ repeatedly, and instead of backing off, the man moved towards her, picked her up off the floor and molested her. #nomeansno

I would never use the term ‘molest’ lightly, but the Oxford English dictionary defines it as ‘assault or abuse [of] (a person, especially a woman or child) sexually” and to “pester or harass (someone) in an aggressive or persistent manner. Touching another person inappropriately and without consent falls squarely within these definitions.

Colleague T was shocked, afraid, and kept saying “No!”, and had colleague R not grabbed onto her hand and screamed, the molester would not have put her down.

Both women were really upset, and hurried back into the restaurant. Our colleagues confronted the 2 men, and tried to block them from leaving, and a little tussle ensued. The men’s colleagues then came out of the restaurant and pulled everyone apart, but the molester charged forward and headbutted one of my male colleagues.

When my colleagues confronted the man’s colleagues about what happened, they brushed it off with a “Oh, we thought they were friends.”

Sure, when you see a woman struggling when being manhandled by a guy, you automatically think that they are friends, and that this is normal behavior among friends.

It’s not.

To be fair, the molester’s colleagues did apologise, but other than give us the molester’s name, “Bruno” and that he was visiting from Portugal, they refused to give us their company name or any other contact information. They even told “Bruno” to leave immediately.

My colleagues approached the restaurant for the contact of the company, they said that they would only disclose the company’s name to the police.

So my colleague T filed a police report the next day. She had to endure an unpleasant interview by the police officer, who prefixed the interview by saying, “Are you sure you want to do this? If this goes to court, you’ll need to testify….” and then concluding with, “Are you sure they weren’t just trying to be friendly? You know, ang moh culture is different from ours…”

Seriously? This is the response from the police officer?

SHAME ON YOU!

When this was told to me, I was furious. Furious at the entitled “Bruno” (and friend who egged him on) for his reprehensible behavior; furious at “Bruno’s” colleagues for dismissing it and shrugging it off; and furious at the restaurant for not doing more to protect the wellbeing of its customers.

But I’m most disappointed by the fact that the police officer who took my colleague’s statement, didn’t take her complaint seriously. I worry that they will do nothing.

I cannot, in good conscience, let “Bruno” and his accomplices get away with this, nor can I condone our police force’s less than appropriate response to the situation.

Please repost this, and let people know that such behavior is repulsive, and that we will not tolerate this in our society.

Facebook Post By: Amanda Lai (https://www.facebook.com/amanda.j.lai/posts/10101093169790800?pnref=story)

Mr Liang Zhao Zhang, who cleans the Powell Street station in downtown San Francisco, allegedly earned a sum of US$271,243 (S$385,000) in 2015.

The total incorporates his fundamental compensation of US$57,945 and an extra US$162,050 in additional OT pay, open records discharged by non-benefit association Transparent California appeared.

An examination led by neighborhood TV slot KTVU uncovered that Mr Liang’s manager, the Bay Area Rapid Transit (Bart), paid him for apparently working 20 hours a day for 18 back to back days.

He was additionally paid each and every day, including ends of the week, for the entire of 2015.

He is easily one of the richest janitors in the world.