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  1. Shortly after his release from prison, a convicted rapist molested a 13-year-old girl in his pet shop. Toh Lam Seng, 54, was initially sentenced to five years of corrective training by a district judge. However, he appealed against this decision, and the High Court heard the case. In a judgment dated Jun. 30, the High Court judge dismissed the appeal and instead allowed the prosecution’s cross-appeal. Toh was eventually sentenced to seven years of preventive detention. Molested girl at pet shop On Jun. 22, 2020, the victim had gone to Toh's pet shop intending to purchase some powder to treat her pet hamster's skin condition. While she was in the store, Toh asked the victim if she wanted to see his new hamster, and she agreed. She then sat on a white stool in a corner. Toh returned with a baby hamster. According to the victim, Toh was seated in front of her on a grey stool. The victim told the court that while she was holding the baby hamster, Toh placed his hand on her knee for a few seconds before moving on to touch other parts of her body, including her shoulder, arm, chest, and thigh. She later left the shop and told two of her friends as well as a schoolteacher, who told her to write what happened on a piece of paper. Digital penetration allegation A week before the commencement of the trial, the victim informed the police that Toh had also fingered her. This allegation of digital penetration was a point of contention that Toh brought up in his appeal, arguing that the victim's failure to bring up this point in her initial accounts undermined her credibility. The district judge had found that the victim’s omission to reveal the digital penetration allegation "blunted the reliability of her testimony" on this aspect. However, they found that it did not undermine the victim’s overall credibility. Likewise, the High Court judge concluded that the district judge "did not err" in finding that the victim’s overall credibility was unaffected by her unreliable evidence regarding the digital penetration allegation. Reformation not realistic The High Court judge dismissed Toh's appeal, finding that the district judge had "correctly found" that the prosecution had proven the outrage of modesty charge "beyond a reasonable doubt". However, while he found that the sentence imposed by the district judge was not "manifestly excessive" like Toh had contended, he agreed with the prosecution’s cross-appeal on the sentence. The prosecution had put forth that the district judge "erred" in finding that Toh could be reformed by the imposition of five years’ corrective training. Corrective training is usually imposed on repeat offenders who have previously been imprisoned, and found by the court to require training of a corrective character to achieve reformation and prevention of crime. The High Court judge was of the opinion that Toh's long history of offending and the nature of his antecedents "clearly suggest that reformation is not a realistic prospect". Toh was previously sentenced to 16 years' jail and 10 strokes of the cane for raping a 14-year-old girl whom he had befriended while working at the same pet shop. He was also sentenced to two years and six months' jail for each charge of having carnal connections with a female below 16 years of age. He had also met this victim through her friends at the pet shop. Preventive detention Finding that Toh lacked remorse and accountability for his offences, the High Court judge was of the view that his multiple lengthy jail sentences have failed to reform him, let alone to deter him from reoffending. He felt that preventive detention, a type of sentence imposed on habitual offenders for a substantial period of time in order to protect the public, was warranted: "Given the appellant’s lack of remorse and high risk of sexual reoffending – particularly against underaged female victims – he constitutes a clear danger to society. It is therefore expedient for PD (preventive detention) to be imposed in order to protect the public." He eventually sentenced Toh to seven years of preventive detention.
  2. not metal but uncut version should be here
  3. In a deeply disturbing incident, a 70-year-old female tourist was allegedly raped in the Pahalgam area of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), Indian media reported. According to reports, a local youth forcibly entered the elderly tourist’s room and allegedly assaulted her, causing serious injuries. The incident occurred on April 11, 2025, but came to light recently after the victim formally lodged a police complaint in Pahalgam. The accused, identified as Zubair Ahmed, was presented before a court in Anantnag, which denied his bail. The court strongly condemned the assault, describing it as not only a criminal act but a reflection of moral decay in society. Ahmed, however, has claimed he is being falsely implicated, alleging that the police hold a personal grudge against him and his father. This case adds to growing concerns about violence against women in India. According to the Indian National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), one rape was reported every 15 minutes in 2018. In 2022, over 31,000 rape cases were officially recorded—the most recent year for which data is available. Read More: Three arrested after Spanish tourist gang-raped in India Last year, three men were arrested Saturday after the gang rape of a Spanish tourist on a motorbike trip through India’s remote east with her husband, local media reports said. The attack took place on Friday night in the Dumka district of the eastern state of Jharkhand, where the couple had stopped to camp the night in a tent. The woman was able to reach a police patrol van at around 11:00 pm and was taken to hospital for treatment, police officer Pitamber Singh Kherwar told The Times of India newspaper. Kherwar said police had detained three people in connection with the attack and were on the hunt for more suspects.
  4. A married couple with 4 kids was arrested yesterday (July 2) for selling pornographic materials on Telegram, priced between RM50 and RM150. The man sold adult videos featuring his wife with other men, and said they made up to RM6,400 in just one week. According to the Kuala Lumpur Police Chief, Datuk Rusdi Mohd Isa said the man pimped his wife for pornographic content for RM450 and up to RM800, which was later sold on a private Telegram channel at RM50 for limited content, and for RM150 on another private Telegram channel for “VVIPs” with unlimited content. “Customers who purchase or subscribe to pornographic videos will be given a link on Telegram to gain full access to the pornographic content.” “The couple targeted X users to sell pornographic videos and prostitution activities which were managed by the husband who used Telegram as a medium to communicate,” Datuk Rusdi explained. Payments for the videos are made via online transactions or with a QR code, but only cash is accepted for sexual activities with his wife. The female suspect, who acted as a prostitute, played the main character in all content, and would also help to sell the videos. The sexual activities started in June 2024 until they were arrested at a 4-star hotel in Shah Alam. The profits from the sale of the videos and the sexual activities were also shared with her husband. The suspects, who are both 34 years old, are remanded for three days until July 4 to assist with the investigations, which are being carried out under, Section 372 (1)(e) (promoting prostitution) 372B (procuring prostitution) 372A (trafficking in prostitution) all under the Penal Code Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) Act 1998.
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  5. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1432546168165033&t=0
  6. KUALA LUMPUR: There has been an increasing trend of HIV cases among tertiary students aged from 18 to 25 years old in public and private higher education institutions across the country, the Dewan Rakyat was told. The Higher Education Ministry, citing figures from the Health Ministry, said there were 214 HIV cases involving tertiary students in 2020, followed by a slight reduction of 186 cases in 2021. But, the number went up to 221 cases in 2022 and 244 cases last year, said the Higher Education Ministry. “The percentage of public and private higher education learning institutions is between 6.7% to 7.6% from the total amount of new HIV cases identified in the years mentioned,” added the Higher Education Ministry. The Higher Education Ministry said through public universities, it has planned and implemented various programmes involving advocacy, awareness and prevention in relation to HIV infections. “We are always aware and concerned about the wellbeing of students, including issues involving health and disease infections,” it added. The Higher Education Ministry also said that from 2022 till June this year, it held 77 advocacy, awareness and prevention programmes on HIV, involving 22,905 public university students. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2024/07/03/rise-in-number-of-hiv-cases-involving-tertiary-students-since-2021-dewan-rakyat-told
  7. TEMERLOH: A man was sentenced to 30 years in prison and 13 strokes of the cane by the Sessions Court here today for raping and molesting his then 10-year-old daughter three years ago. The 54-year-old was ordered to serve 20 years in prison and to be given 10 strokes of the cane for rape and another 10 years and three strokes for physical sexual abuse. However, judge Jamaludin Mat ordered the prison sentences be served concurrently from the date the accused was arrested on Sept 12, 2022. For the first offence, the accused was charged under Section 376(3) of the Penal Code for raping his daughter, who was then aged 10 years and 3 months, at a residence in Kampung Lubuk Paku, Maran, in mid-March 2022. The section carries a manimum prison sentence of 30 years and up to 10 strokes of the cane. For the second offence, he was charged with committing physical sexual abuse against his child in the same place about 8pm on Aug 8, 2022. The charge, under Section 14(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017, carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years and whipping. Prior to sentencing, deputy public prosecutor Khairunnisa Zaffar urged the court to mete out the maximum sentence, citing the severity of the crime. The accused was represented by Khairul Anuar Abu Hasan Ashari and Ahmad Zahid Abu Hashim.
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  8. only in CECA
  9. untrain 17yr old can just go in, those train one should be a lot easier
  10. A video uploaded on social media, taken in dimly lit conditions, shows a train passing by on a nearby track. PHOTO: SCREENGRAB FROM FACEBOOK VIDEO/COMPLAINT SINGAPORE SINGAPORE - A 17-year-old teenager is slated to be charged in court on July 3 after he allegedly trespassed onto the train tracks along Upper Changi Road East in June. The boy will be charged with one count of wilfully endangering safety and one count of criminal trespass, said the police in a release on July 2. Police said they received a report on June 10 about a person who trespassed onto the MRT tracks between Tanah Merah and Simei stations. The teenager was subsequently arrested on July 1. After the teenager’s alleged point of entry was identified, the Land Transport Authority immediately enhanced security measures at the location to prevent similar incidents from reoccurring, the police said. In early June, SMRT said it had filed a police report after footage that appeared to have been taken from an MRT track were posted on social media. The video was taken in dimly lit conditions and shows a train passing by on a nearby track. The person filming it later moves closer to the train, before crossing the tracks. The clip was taken near where nearby construction works are ongoing for new viaducts connecting to the future East Coast Integrated Depot, SMRT Trains president Lam Sheau Kai said in a statement then. If convicted of wilfully endangering safety, the teenager could face up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $10,000, or both. For criminal trespass, he could be sentenced to a jail term of up to three months, fined up to $1,500, or both. https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/teen-17-to-be-charged-for-allegedly-trespassing-on-mrt-tracks
  11. i change my ringtone to this, let see who get excited hhahahaha
  12. they canned pineapple if no add sugar and sell $1, i confirm eat
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