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GV responds to incident of woman resting feet on cinema seat at Great World City

Charlene Lum
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Stomper Concerned Singaporean was left "absolutely horrified" when she saw a cinemagoer with her feet propped up on the seat in front of her, at Golden Village (GV) Gemini in Great World City on May 26 at 10.10pm.


In a photo shared by the Stomper, a woman is seen lounging in her seat with both her bare feet up on the headrest of the seat in front, while holding a box of popcorns.

Concerned Singaporean said: "I was absolutely horrified to see a cinemagoer treat the comfortable seats in the cinema as her footstool.

"Even her partner did not correct her for this graceless behaviour.

"Have we turned into a thankless society who treats public property as their own just because we have paid to use it?

"This is absolutely shameful.

"Maybe home is the only safe space where one can watch movies these days."

In response to a Stomp query, a GV spokesman said: "At GV, since 2015, we ran several cinema etiquette campaigns through pre-show screen ads reminding our patrons to be considerate to other movie-goers in the movie theatres.

"The most recent cinema etiquette video on GV screens is by the Singapore Kindness Movement titled 'Ben and Bang'.

"When encountered with any inappropriate behaviour in the cinemas, patrons are advised to alert or seek the assistance of staff or manager on duty."

 

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Man arrested after using taped belt to 'fish' money from Arumugam Road temple donation boxes


CK Tan
Posted on 01 June 2018 | 900 views | 7 comments | 28 reading now
A 69-year-old man was caught on closed-circuit television (CCTV) taking money from donation boxes in a temple along Arumugam Road, and arrested by the police on Thursday (May 31).

In the footage which was uploaded online, the man is seen using a makeshift contraption — a belt covered with double-sided tape — to 'fish' money out from a donation box at about 2am on May 23.

He returned at about 2.45am on May 27 and took money from two donation boxes using the same method.

According to Shin Min Daily News, the affected temple is the Kim Hong Temple, which has a rich history spanning more than 60 years.

A spokesman for the temple, Mr Dai Yin Min said that he would tabulate the money from the donation boxes every month.

When he last checked the boxes, he found only four pieces of notes and felt that something was amiss.

He immediately checked through the CCTV and discovered that someone had stolen from the boxes last Wednesday (May 23).

Mr Dai said that after scouring through the camera footage, he found out that the man had started taken money from the temple at least four to five times, and the first incident happened before March.

He said:

“The three boxes at the temple were all targeted, and we lost thousands in donations.”

Mr Dai lamented that the incident came at an unfortunate time as the land lease is set to expire at the end of the year, and the temple is currently raising funds in an effort to extend the term.

He also revealed that the temple staff had initially intended to lay an ambush and capture the man red-handed.

The police said in an official statement that it had arrested a 69-year-old man for his alleged involvement in a series of theft along Arumugam Road.

It had received a report about a man stealing from donation boxes at about 3pm on May 24.

Officers from the Bedok Police Division managed to establish the identity of the suspect and arrested him along Upper Boon Keng Road on May 30.

During the arrest, a pair of blue slippers, a jacket, black non-sticky tape, a can of contact adhesive, double-sided tape and scissors were also seized.

The suspect was charged in court on Thursday (May 31).

If convicted, he may be jailed for up to three years, fined, or both.

 

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Man takes a dump at Tampines void deck, wipes himself and throws tissue on ground

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Charlene Lum
Posted on 30 May 2018 | 15,502 views | 22 comments
Submitted by Stomper Czar

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A man was spotted defecating at the void deck of Block 933 Tampines Street 91 at 1.15am on May 28.

Stomper Czar said that he was about to smoke a cigarette when he saw this act from his unit.

In a video shared by Czar, a man is seen squatting in a corner with his trousers pulled down to his knees.

The man then threw pieces of tissue paper onto the ground after he was done cleaning himself.

Czar said: "This was near Tampines Police Post and Tampines West MRT station.

"The man just came to take a dump then left after wiping his butt.

"It was the first time I have seen something like this.

"The black stain on the floor was not there before, that was the poop."

Check out the screenshots taken from the video.

 

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Beware, Jurong East St 21 residents: There is a serial spitter on the loose

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Posted on 20 April 2017 | 9,900 views | 18 comments

This story was submitted via Stomp App contribution.

A Stomper alerted Stomp to an inconsiderate woman who spat food out of her second-storey window at Block 213 Jurong East Street 21 on Monday morning (Apr 17).

In the footage we received, a woman can be seen chewing on food from a green bowl before spitting it out onto the ground floor, much to the delight of pigeons.

Said the Stomper:

"The woman does this every morning.

"This is a serious case of littering and very disgusting.

"It is also a problem to all passers-by who walk past the block."

According to the Environmental Public Health Act, spitting in public is illegal and for first-time offenders, the offence carries a fine not exceeding $1,000.

 

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Tanjong Pagar residents on lookout for culprit behind weekly soiling of carpark with vomit and faeces

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CK Tan
Posted on 18 January 2018 | 2,738 views | 18 comments
Residents of the Pinnacle@Duxton are on the lookout for a serial vomiter who has been dirtying the carpark for over two months.

Someone would vomit at the staircase of the carpark three to four days every week, and a resident even saw a pile of faeces.

A resident who asked to remain anonymous said that there are nightlight spots opposite the block, and suspected that vomits could be the handiwork of a drunk patron.

A resident who stays in Block C, Madam Xu, 78, told Lianhe Wanbao that beginning from November 2017, there would often be a pile of vomit would mysteriously appear at the staircase around dawn.

Other times, there would even be faeces.

She added:

“I go out to jog every morning, and I will go past the carpark on my way back.

“It smells horrible and it’s disgusting.”

Madam Xu said that she saw vomit at the exact same location last week as well, and suspects that the acts to be done by the same person.

Another resident, Madam Liang, 68, slammed the culprit for being inconsiderate, regardless of whether his intentions to soil the place were deliberate or not.

A cleaner at the block revealed that he had found vomit at the place on multiple mornings, and took pictures to inform the management.

In response to the inconsiderate acts, Tanjong Pagar Town Council has placed several notices up at the lift lobby of the carpark, to remind residents to keep the place clean.

The notice also encouraged residents to inform the town council immediately should they see anyone vomiting in the premises.

When reports visited the venue, they found stains on the walls left by the vomit, and there was also a strong nauseating stench.

 

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GV responds to incident of woman resting feet on cinema seat at Great World City

Charlene Lum
This story was submitted via Web contribution form.

Stomper Concerned Singaporean was left "absolutely horrified" when she saw a cinemagoer with her feet propped up on the seat in front of her, at Golden Village (GV) Gemini in Great World City on May 26 at 10.10pm.


In a photo shared by the Stomper, a woman is seen lounging in her seat with both her bare feet up on the headrest of the seat in front, while holding a box of popcorns.

Concerned Singaporean said: "I was absolutely horrified to see a cinemagoer treat the comfortable seats in the cinema as her footstool.

"Even her partner did not correct her for this graceless behaviour.

"Have we turned into a thankless society who treats public property as their own just because we have paid to use it?

"This is absolutely shameful.

"Maybe home is the only safe space where one can watch movies these days."

In response to a Stomp query, a GV spokesman said: "At GV, since 2015, we ran several cinema etiquette campaigns through pre-show screen ads reminding our patrons to be considerate to other movie-goers in the movie theatres.

"The most recent cinema etiquette video on GV screens is by the Singapore Kindness Movement titled 'Ben and Bang'.

"When encountered with any inappropriate behaviour in the cinemas, patrons are advised to alert or seek the assistance of staff or manager on duty."

KNN no one is sitting in front put leg up ok mah relaxing KNN unless someone sitting and still put then horrified mah KNN

 

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Tanjong Pagar residents on lookout for culprit behind weekly soiling of carpark with vomit and faeces

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CK Tan
Posted on 18 January 2018 | 2,738 views | 18 comments
Residents of the Pinnacle@Duxton are on the lookout for a serial vomiter who has been dirtying the carpark for over two months.

Someone would vomit at the staircase of the carpark three to four days every week, and a resident even saw a pile of faeces.

A resident who asked to remain anonymous said that there are nightlight spots opposite the block, and suspected that vomits could be the handiwork of a drunk patron.

A resident who stays in Block C, Madam Xu, 78, told Lianhe Wanbao that beginning from November 2017, there would often be a pile of vomit would mysteriously appear at the staircase around dawn.

Other times, there would even be faeces.

She added:

“I go out to jog every morning, and I will go past the carpark on my way back.

“It smells horrible and it’s disgusting.”

Madam Xu said that she saw vomit at the exact same location last week as well, and suspects that the acts to be done by the same person.

Another resident, Madam Liang, 68, slammed the culprit for being inconsiderate, regardless of whether his intentions to soil the place were deliberate or not.

A cleaner at the block revealed that he had found vomit at the place on multiple mornings, and took pictures to inform the management.

In response to the inconsiderate acts, Tanjong Pagar Town Council has placed several notices up at the lift lobby of the carpark, to remind residents to keep the place clean.

The notice also encouraged residents to inform the town council immediately should they see anyone vomiting in the premises.

When reports visited the venue, they found stains on the walls left by the vomit, and there was also a strong nauseating stench.

KNN how they know is faeces they smell meh can be wet soil also. KNN must be drinker from duxton area go there puke after drinking KNN

 

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Beware, Jurong East St 21 residents: There is a serial spitter on the loose

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Posted on 20 April 2017 | 9,900 views | 18 comments

This story was submitted via Stomp App contribution.

A Stomper alerted Stomp to an inconsiderate woman who spat food out of her second-storey window at Block 213 Jurong East Street 21 on Monday morning (Apr 17).

In the footage we received, a woman can be seen chewing on food from a green bowl before spitting it out onto the ground floor, much to the delight of pigeons.

Said the Stomper:

"The woman does this every morning.

"This is a serious case of littering and very disgusting.

"It is also a problem to all passers-by who walk past the block."

According to the Environmental Public Health Act, spitting in public is illegal and for first-time offenders, the offence carries a fine not exceeding $1,000.

KNN almost everywhere also got serial spitter KNN

 

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Man arrested after using taped belt to 'fish' money from Arumugam Road temple donation boxes


CK Tan
Posted on 01 June 2018 | 900 views | 7 comments | 28 reading now
A 69-year-old man was caught on closed-circuit television (CCTV) taking money from donation boxes in a temple along Arumugam Road, and arrested by the police on Thursday (May 31).

In the footage which was uploaded online, the man is seen using a makeshift contraption — a belt covered with double-sided tape — to 'fish' money out from a donation box at about 2am on May 23.

He returned at about 2.45am on May 27 and took money from two donation boxes using the same method.

According to Shin Min Daily News, the affected temple is the Kim Hong Temple, which has a rich history spanning more than 60 years.

A spokesman for the temple, Mr Dai Yin Min said that he would tabulate the money from the donation boxes every month.

When he last checked the boxes, he found only four pieces of notes and felt that something was amiss.

He immediately checked through the CCTV and discovered that someone had stolen from the boxes last Wednesday (May 23).

Mr Dai said that after scouring through the camera footage, he found out that the man had started taken money from the temple at least four to five times, and the first incident happened before March.

He said:

“The three boxes at the temple were all targeted, and we lost thousands in donations.”

Mr Dai lamented that the incident came at an unfortunate time as the land lease is set to expire at the end of the year, and the temple is currently raising funds in an effort to extend the term.

He also revealed that the temple staff had initially intended to lay an ambush and capture the man red-handed.

The police said in an official statement that it had arrested a 69-year-old man for his alleged involvement in a series of theft along Arumugam Road.

It had received a report about a man stealing from donation boxes at about 3pm on May 24.

Officers from the Bedok Police Division managed to establish the identity of the suspect and arrested him along Upper Boon Keng Road on May 30.

During the arrest, a pair of blue slippers, a jacket, black non-sticky tape, a can of contact adhesive, double-sided tape and scissors were also seized.

The suspect was charged in court on Thursday (May 31).

If convicted, he may be jailed for up to three years, fined, or both.

KNN he should ask temple to give him alittle money and if they don't give he can say why people can donate money to temple and temple cannot help him with alittle money KNN

 

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Man takes a dump at Tampines void deck, wipes himself and throws tissue on ground

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Charlene Lum
Posted on 30 May 2018 | 15,502 views | 22 comments
Submitted by Stomper Czar

This story was submitted via WhatsApp. Click here to join our WhatsApp group.

A man was spotted defecating at the void deck of Block 933 Tampines Street 91 at 1.15am on May 28.

Stomper Czar said that he was about to smoke a cigarette when he saw this act from his unit.

In a video shared by Czar, a man is seen squatting in a corner with his trousers pulled down to his knees.

The man then threw pieces of tissue paper onto the ground after he was done cleaning himself.

Czar said: "This was near Tampines Police Post and Tampines West MRT station.

"The man just came to take a dump then left after wiping his butt.

"It was the first time I have seen something like this.

"The black stain on the floor was not there before, that was the poop."

Check out the screenshots taken from the video.

Wipe already of course throw away lah! Otherwise keep in pocket meh? o_O

 

[Leongsam]

All these incidents are caused by the CHINESE!

 

[ynk2252]

Very likely tanwahtiu and his chinky commie ilk.

 

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All these incidents are caused by the CHINESE!

Of course.

Man walks in middle of West Coast Rd, approaches moving vehicles and attempts to open car doors
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Farah Daley
Posted on 25 May 2018 | 15,865 views | 33 comments
Submitted by Stomper Audi

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Stomper Audi was driving along West Coast Road when he saw a man walking in the middle of the street and approaching moving cars on Friday (May 25) at about 11.20am.

Audi shared a video of the incident that was recorded on his dashboard car camera.

In the video, the man approaches vehicles on the road in what appears to be an aggressive manner.

 

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Oh who do we have here? Looks like our friendly peaceful abang getting into a stupid argument!

Uncle parks car on motorcycle lots, then tells biker: "Who the fish you are?"

CK Tan
Posted on 26 May 2018 | 26,535 views | 91 comments
A video circulating on social media shows a man in a heated argument with a motorcyclist after the latter asked him why he had parked his car on motorcycle lots at a carpark in front of Block 30, Marsiling Drive.

According to SG Road Vigilante, the incident took place at about 1.30pm on Friday (May 25).

 

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Of course.

Man walks in middle of West Coast Rd, approaches moving vehicles and attempts to open car doors
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Farah Daley
Posted on 25 May 2018 | 15,865 views | 33 comments
Submitted by Stomper Audi

This story was submitted via Web contribution form.

Stomper Audi was driving along West Coast Road when he saw a man walking in the middle of the street and approaching moving cars on Friday (May 25) at about 11.20am.

Audi shared a video of the incident that was recorded on his dashboard car camera.

In the video, the man approaches vehicles on the road in what appears to be an aggressive manner.

Those motorists have no right to complain, when they could've easily dispatched him with their vehicle. Missed the opportunity and then whine, typical sinkies!

 

[Leongsam]

Chinese have no scruples and will steal from their own mothers.