One of Singapore's richest man, billionaire Peter Lim, has lodged two police reports after his name and images were used in online scams. The Singaporean investor warns members of the public not to fall for the scams, and is concerned that some have already fallen victim.

26 year old Yap Jun Cheng was sentenced to 14 years jail and 22 strokes of the cane for raping a woman back in 2013. At the time, the Malaysian woman was only 20 years old and was in Singapore to look for a job and a rental flat. Yap was then serving his NS with the SCDF.

Yap had been talking to the victim on Facebook for some time before offering to show her around Singapore. Upon meeting for the first time, he coerced her to his house in Tampines where he raped her twice and threatened to kill her. He also asked her to cook for him without her pants. His lawyer said he was remorseful for his actions but the incident had reportedly left the victim deeply traumatised.

2 male students studying at La Salle, a local arts school in Singapore, have been suspended after defending a fellow student from the bullying antics of a foreign student studying in the school. According to a witness, a foreign female student had attempted to force a fellow female student to give up her assessment space. In the midst of their argument, a male student approached the quarrel and tried to stop the foreign student from behaving like a bully.

According to a netizen on a popular local forum, a foreign director of a local IT firm was caught making racist remarks against Chinese Singaporeans on Facebook. The foreigner's comment had been in response to a local news article about a traffic incident, but his insult drew fierce reactions from Singaporeans who threatened to lodge police reports against the man.

Beware of this woman by the name of SALLEHA or SALLEHA ARIS. She goes around cheating ppl by claiming to be from some travel agency where they sell tickets to Kidzania and Universal Studio, Singapore, at a cheaper rate.

She will ask you to confirm the number of tickets you want to buy, then get you to transfer the money to her UOB Savings acc 372 377 300 6 first then email the redemption tickets to you. Once transfer is done, she will give excuses like, 'emailed already', 'supplier emailed wrongly', 'miscommunication', etc.