Beware of fake government agencies’ websites
Readers wanting to conduct transactions on Singapore government agencies' website are reminded to be prudent and ensure that the respective agency's website is official and genuine. TRE understands that at least 3 government agencies' website have been cloned by unscrupulous person(s) designed to conduct phishing, i.e. stealing...
Amos Yee wants to test limits of Singapore’s laws and patience?
It appears that teenage blogger Amos Yee Pang Sang has gone bonkers, for not only had he openly defied a court order, he has also promised to commit more crimes until he is arrested by the police. Currently, the 17-year-old is believed to have left the country. On or about 2000 hours today (16th Dec), self-proclaimed genius...
Amos Yee to police: Catch me if you can, MOTHERF**K*R
Amos Yee: Catch me if you can The investigating officer (IO) at Jurong Police Division tasked to investigate blogger Amos Yee Pang Sang for his alleged posting of religiously offensive remarks must be deeply regretting not arresting the teenager in his house when she had the chance to do so. Instead of visiting Amos's house...
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