Singapore Police Force

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) said today (22 Feb) that they have rounded up 89 men between the ages of 34 to 87 for their alleged involvement in illegal horse betting activities.Raids were conducted between 14 Feb and 20...

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has warned the public today (21 Feb) of a job scam that has recently re-emerged into the scene.This job scam involves the buying and selling of movie tickets.Modus operandiScammers will start this scam by...

A Tiktoker had uploaded a video on his Tiktok account relating to an incident where a scammer tried to scam him but chickened out upon realising that he is wearing a Police uniform.The scammer had earlier video called his...

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) said in a statement today evening (20 Feb) that they have arrested 13 people aged between 19 to 22 for their alleged involvement in the series of OCBC Phishing Scams.Of the 13 people, nine...

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has just premiered their new video series titled 'Fall In' which you can now view on their Facebook and YouTube pages.The first episode of this new series aims to show the public about enlistment...

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has released a statement on its social media pages addressing the viral video which saw a SPF officer opening fire on a knife wielding man charging towards him.The man, 49 years of age, had...

The Singapore Police Force has used a new technique to catch viewers attention on the Anti-Scam advisory that they have recently put up.The clever team behind the advertisement used a Toto Ticket to get their message of Anti-scam across...

A 26 year old man was arrested by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) for allegedly cheating his victim of a luxury watch worth $35,000.He was also alleged to have tried to use his car to crash into a SPF...

24 year old Muhammad Syukri Muhammad Iskandar was convicted today (4 Feb) on two counts of rioting with a deadly weapon, a count of being a member of a gang and a count of breaking pandemic rules on gatherings...

The Singapore Police Force warned the public about a new scam which claims that the receiver's credit or debit cards have been suspended.This scam messages were sent via SMSes and already 18 people have lost about $120,000 in such...