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The girls were suspected of stealing lingerie from a Victoria’s Secret store, as well as a pair of Crocs footwear.
Singapore

Warnings given to 6 Aussie schoolgirls nabbed for shoplifting

The girls are alleged to have stolen lingerie from a Victoria’s Secret store, as well as a pair of Crocs footwear.
Singapore

6 Aussie girls nabbed for alleged shoplifting have gone home

The victims would receive text messages that were purportedly from LTA notifying them of unpaid bills or fines.
Singapore

Over 100 police reports filed on LTA phishing scam

All JTVCs and CVCs will now be open from 9am to 7pm on Saturdays.
Singapore

Vaccination centres to open till 7pm on Saturdays

Ho Kieh Lueh continued driving his taxi and picking up passengers despite having reason to believe that he might have contracted Covid-19.
Singapore

Cabby ferried passengers while on MC for Covid-19 symptoms

Yu Huajie pleaded guilty to two charges under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act.
Singapore

Chinese national who gave false info for E-Pass jailed

David Wong Yong Soon was sentenced to a seven-day short detention order and will be disqualified from driving for five years.
Singapore

Man injures pedestrians in another accident 2 years later

The woman had elected to undergo surgery to remove all four wisdom teeth under general anaesthesia.
Singapore

Woman's death after wisdom tooth surgery a medical misadventure

The app blocks calls from a database that is managed by the National Crime Prevention Council and police.
Tech

Anti-scam app ScamShield now available for Android users

The company was represented by its director Goh Hong Meng in court.
Singapore

Company made over 400,000 masks without a licence

Ananthakrishnan Nanda pleaded guilty to seven charges on Sept 22.
Singapore

Ex-director pleads guilty to 5 corruption charges

Goh Ah Hock pleaded guilty to a charge of engaging in a conspiracy to cheat by personation.
Singapore

Man paid for an impostor to take his basic theory test

Lee Ee Ten was found to have failed to properly conduct risk assessment and implement measures and safe work procedures.
Singapore

Worker electrocuted while fixing a motor, employer fined $100k