AFC U-16: Cubs beat Chinese Taipei 3-1 but set to miss out on finals

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The Singapore Under-15 boys' team, despite playing nearly half the match a man down, held on to beat Chinese Taipei 3-1 in the Asian Football Confederation Under-16 Championship qualifiers in Hong Kong on Wednesday afternoon.

Still, after their opening 4-1 thrashing by the hosts last Saturday, they are unlikely to make it out of Group G to next year's 16-team Finals, as they still need to face group leaders Australia, who have thumped Macau 14-1 and Chinese Taipei 7-0 so far, on Sunday.

The Cubs first play cellar-dwellers Macau, who have lost their three matches with a goal difference of -23, on Friday and are expected to win easily.

Man attacks friends when his generosity isn't repaid

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According to the police report, the incident started when three female friends headed out Thursday night for a going-away party for one of them.

The women quickly ran into an acquaintance and agreed to let him join their celebrations. The group proceeded to go to two more bars, with the acquaintance being totally pleasant and fun the whole time.

After the last bar closed early Friday morning, the group went to a pizza place across the street where the acquaintance bought slices for the whole group.

But when one of the female friends bought beer at a nearby market, she wouldn't give one to the acquaintance, and he became extremely agitated, according to the report.

Meanwhile, one of the women had called a male friend to come pick them up, and he arrived to find the acquaintance yelling loudly at the women, according to the report.

As the women were getting into the male friend's car, the acquaintance reportedly threw a full can of beer, hitting one of the women in the glasses, a full beer bottle at the ground and also a partially full beer bottle at the car, breaking its windshield.

The driver got out, yelled at the acquaintance and kicked him in the leg. Officers eventually arrived and placed the acquaintance under arrest.

Tampines serial housebreaker arrested

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Cereal burglar problem no more

A 48-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a spate of housebreaking cases in Tampines.

In a statement to the media, police said they had been receiving reports of break-ins in the area since May. Cash, jewellery and other valuables worth about $10,000 were reported missing.

In most of the cases, the suspect had gained access into the units through the common corridor windows while the occupants were away during the day.

Following extensive enquiries on the ground, police managed to establish the identity of the suspect and had him arrested on Tuesday in the vicinity of Simei.

If convicted, he faces a maximum jail term of 10 years and shall also be liable for caning.

The police advise the public to keep their doors, windows and other openings properly secured with good quality grills and close-shackled padlocks.

Residents should also refrain from keeping large amount of cash and valuables in their premises.

Lecturer mails nude photos of ex-student to her parents

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Two huge melons

The elderly man was shocked when he opened the mail one day last year to find nude photos of his then-23-year-old daughter.

There were even lurid captions and lewd descriptions of his child, insinuating that she was promiscuous.

The sender also warned that the girl may have been infected with HIV.

It turned out the sender was Low Peng Hu, 47, the girl's ex-boyfriend - her former lecturer with whom she had an affair.

He failed to win her back and decided to take revenge by mailing the pictures to her parents and her new school.

He was jailed three weeks for sending the obscene photos.

Man found hanged in Boat Quay gay sex club

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A 49-year-old man was found hanged in a room in Club One Seven at Boat Quay on Nov 19 last year.

Police officer Siaw Kah Swee said: “Club One Seven is a two-storey gay pub meant only for registered patrons.”

Singaporean Yeo Hung Song's body was discovered after two cleaners managed to unlatch the locked door.

They found Mr Yeo, naked and hanging from a metal chain around his neck.

Yesterday, his death was ruled to be caused by hanging.

The coroner said it could be the result of autoerotic asphyxiation. This meant he had been restricting his breathing in order to be sexually aroused.

He was also said to be depressed, so suicide could not be ruled out.

RSAF engineer killed in road accident in Australia

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A Singaporean serviceman was killed in a road accident in Southern Queensland, Australia, on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Defence said Military Expert 3 Ganeson Thevarajah, an air force engineer with the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) was stationed in Australia at Oakey Training Centre.

When contacted, Queensland Police told Channel NewsAsia that the collision occurred between a truck and a car on Tuesday morning at 7.30am (Singapore time).

ME3 Ganeson is believed to have been the only occupant of the car. MINDEF said he was on his way to work when the accident took place. He died at the scene of the accident.

The RSAF is currently assisting the family.

Off-Duty Deputy Stops Robbery While Jogging

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An off-duty St. Charles County (Mo.) Sheriff's deputy shot three men who attempted to rob him while he jogged late Monday night at Forest Park's Grand Basin.

The men approached the deputy, 36, and a female friend, 23. One of the men raised a pistol and said,
 
"Don't make me kill you."
"Don't make me kill you."  
"Don't make me kill you." 
"Don't make me kill you." 

The deputy announced he was a police officer and opened fire, killing Antonio Nash and wounding Jordan Hunter and Jamaal Robinson. On Tuesday, Hunter and Robinson, both 20, were charged with second-degree murder in the death of Nash, 18.

St. Charles County Sheriff Tom Neer said the shooting appears to be justified and credited the deputy as competent and well-trained. The deputy is assigned to a federal task force.