Car VANDALISM

 Recently there are cases whereby car is being vandalised.And there is one witness contacted us. Not wishing to reveal and for safty purpose his identity was kept thus we will call him Mr V.

A year back Mr V had witness a car being vandalised, and too shy to be interviewed thus he had contact us through mail.

In his mail he said that “I saw there is a brunch of teenagers between the ages of 13 to 16, Chinese, fair. At first they were playing at the basketball court till one boy who seems to be older walked to them and had a small conversation, then after they proceed to the carpark at block 7 Woodlands avenue 4. Soon after they reached, they started to spray paints on the cars, scratch the car with sharp object and pour unknown solution on it.” According to Mr A, he was at the playground with his 2 children, and the position he was at was able to see all the happenings.  

Below are some picture of car being vandalised:

Everybody plays a part, by keeping a lookout at your neighbourhood will not only keep yourself out of danger but also able to put an end to this vandalism crimes.

If you see any suspicious character around you neighbourhood, or witness an act of vandalism, do not hesitate and contact the Police at 999.

Low Crime ≠ No Crime

All around Singapore you will bound to see banner with headings such as "Low Crime Doesn't Mean No Crime". This is one of the way which the Police have adapted to create awareness of the current low crime situation. As all know Singapore has a relatively low crime rate, thus citizens tend to be unaware that crimes do still happen in the context of Singapore.

It is important that citizens be aware and not doing anything that might attract the criminals attentions to make you their target; wearing too many jewellery unnecessarily.

Below are some example of banners around Singapore:






Therefore, if you do witness a crime, do not hesitate and contact the Police.
Do not attempt to stop the crime by yourself.

FEAR In Us

Few years back, there is a case of terrorism in Singapore, I believe that at that period of time there is fear in many. Till now many might have forgotten the fear we had during those days. Imagine what would happened if they succeeded?

At the MRT(Mass Rapid Transport) there is often announcement and one of it is "If you see any suspicious person or article, please contact our service office or call 999". Even though we are so familiar with it that some of us can even recite it, but who really follows it?

Although it's police to keep us safe however they cannot be everywhere, therefore, it is our duty to report any suspicious person(s) or article(s) to the police or security.