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Man to be charged with vandalism for throwing rock at Police Cantonment Complex door
He allegedly threw a rock twice at the complex's main entrance glass door.
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Man caught on CCTV wrecking Orchard Central store, damage estimated at S$1,000
The incident took place at about 4am on Sep. 13.
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S$3b money laundering case: first seized properties go to auction from Sep 17
The properties for auction include a Grade A office with a guide price of S$11.5 million and a four-bedroom penthouse listed at a guide price of S$25.3 million.
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Tiong Bahru man, 59, gets one-year treatment order for firing metal balls at crows
He was annoyed by the noise that crows caused in his housing estate.
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Six Malaysian men jailed in Singapore over S$4.9m GCB poker-game robbery
A seventh man remains at large.
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Bangladeshi worker jailed 13 months, 2 weeks for Geylang fight and false robbery report
He was reportedly unhappy that the victim was spreading rumours about him "playing around with women".
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True Fitness and True Yoga shut Singapore outlets; CASE gets 241 complaints over S$609,000 in losses
Staff were also given little warning while users faced unused memberships, with some customers having paid thousands upfront for years of access This article (Singapore customers face S$609K losses after True Fitness & True Yoga closures, including those who paid lifetime membership up to S$21K) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Car driver arrested for drug-driving after Rochor crash involving bus and PAB
Eight people were injured, with two taken to hospital.
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Toa Payoh coffee shop chef accused of stealing S$4,300, flees after confessing
It was not his first time stealing from the stall.
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True Fitness and True Yoga shut, about 100 ex-staff meet liquidators at Claymore Hill HQ
No promises of compensation for their salaries, notice pay, and more have been made, according to them.
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Lorry driver jailed 23 months over Nicoll Avenue crash that left cabbie disabled
The victim never fully regained sufficient consciousness and was in a long-term care facility.
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Ken Lim appeals molest conviction and 13-month jail sentence in High Court
The court reserved judgment on the appeal and will deliver its decision at a later date.
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True Fitness and True Yoga shut abruptly in Singapore; 28 complaints filed
Singapore's consumer watchdog says it has received 28 complaints from members, with reported losses of more than S$63,000 in unutilised memberships, packages and services.
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52 Singaporeans held in China; actress and influencer allegedly at linked Singapore networking sessions
The networking event purportedly took place in March 2026.
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Indonesian crew member jailed eight weeks for smuggling ivory tusk into Singapore
The 30-year-old ship crew member repeatedly claimed that the object was a cigar-shaped apparatus made of plastic and used for smoking.
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Woman sues Sheng Siong over trolley of rice hitting her at Clementi outlet
Ms Dong Lihua claimed that the incident aggravated degenerative disc disease in her lower back, and that she suffered from chronic pain syndrome and depression.
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中国籍女子两度闯入前男友洋房 庭上试图夺警枪
The woman had previously climbed over the wall and broken into her ex-boyfriend's house. The following month, she broke in again, alarming the police who arrived to mediate. Unexpectedly, the woman... This article (Woman who twice broke into ex-boyfriend’s home arrested after trying to grab police officer’s gun) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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CEO's $468k suit against ex-girlfriend dismissed by High Court
The judge dismissed the man's claim that the sums were given to the woman as loans.
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Man, 51, found dead on bench in Jalan Besar alley; police investigating
Based on preliminary investigations, police do not suspect foul play.