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A 20 year old man was arrested for outrage of modesty after 2 women lodged molest reports against him. They were said to be molested along Circuit Rd and Balam Rd last week. He will be charged in Court and may face 2 years' jail term and/or caning.

A 80 year old cardboard-collecting man was bullied by 2 shopkeepers who accused him of stealing tissue paper and demanded that he pay $200 as punishment. Police had to intervene in the matter, which was finally resolved after the old man offered to pay $1.90 for the cost of the tissue.

Interesting reviews on a local app in the android and apple store. The SGSecure app received so many one star reviews because they (NSFs) were forced to download the app by their Commanders and threatened with punitive action if they did not. As a result, after downloading the app, angry NSFs under the guise of anonymity left many poor reviews of the app to expose the draconian measures MINDEF have taken to force their underlings to support this anti-terrorism initiative.

A Caucasian from Britain, Ian Lewis, aged 66, molested 2 underage girls at a tuition centre in Orchard in 2014. He was sentenced to 2 years in jail. His sentence is 18 months and 6 weeks in jail. He received the extra 6 weeks in jail because he is too old to be caned.

A domestic worker had to write each of these lines several hundred times. Have you been punished in this way before? What are some of the ways employers punish you? Do share your experiences.

In updates given on Thursday afternoon (17 March 2016), the Ministry of Health and Singapore General Hospital announced disciplinary action taken against 4 MOH and 12 SGH officials for falling short in last year's Hepatitis C outbreak. The outbreak affected 25 renal patients resulting in 8 deaths. MOH and SGH declined to reveal the identities of the personnel punished.

I am from a camp located in the North. There was this cookhouse survey and I decided to give a 'bad' for it. Then there came a guy to tell me to fill in my particulars because I put an lousy. The next day, the CO of the unit in charge of the cook house complained to my unit about it and I was called to my OC's office and questioned for my feedback.

After working for about 2 weeks, I tendered my resignation and was told to keep the letter. The HR director, Cindy Lee replied me in an email that this short notice was not acceptable. When I reported to work on the 7 March 2015 , I was ask to pack and go. Not only that, I received a registered letter from them demanding me to pay them $4600 which is 2 month of my salary.

I want to bring to your attention the truth of the matter about the video showing SCDF sergeants trashing their bunks. After speaking to a few of my SCDF friends, they say that those SCDF guys you see in the video are innocent. They themselves don't know who the hell smashed up their room. Because those guys were upset that their room was trashed, they got fed up and uploaded the video online.

Some obviously don’t find Amos’ video to be offensive. Howard Lee from TOC says he’s a Catholic but he was “hardly offended” even though Yee touched on Christianity in “ways that are stunningly and obviously inaccurate.” As of today, April 4, 3,400 people have signed a petition calling for the release of Amos and stating that they are not offended. So why am I offended? And am I the only one? Judging by the many virulent comments on Facebook, I doubt I am alone. Many others were offended, and rightly so.