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The AMDK used MMA elbow strikes and tried to do a bjj throw, confirm MMA trained. Based on the video, the stupid sinkie will at less have concussion, micro fracture to the face, eye injury. Possible injuries, broke rib(s), shoulder dislocation, slipped disc, ruptured organs. Being AMDK I'm sure the FT will be fine, the sinkie will be looking at 3 months to a year in the slammer with a heavy fine. I hope it was worth it.

Can't see anything captain, page won't load.

Wtf, hand get chopped off by ex-husband, 2 lim jiu tio hoot, now can get harpooned by gangster WTF sinkies, all eat too full ah?

SINGAPORE: A 23-year-old man was attacked with a 20cm tactical harpoon early on Saturday (Jun 4) morning at Ming Arcade in Cuscaden Road, with the police finding him bleeding profusely with the weapon stuck in his back. Two men who allegedly assaulted him - aged 22 and 28 - will be charged in court on Monday for voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said on Sunday. The police said they were alerted to a case of stabbing at Ming Arcade at 21 Cuscaden Road at about 4.37am on Saturday. When the police arrived on the scene, they found the victim with the harpoon stuck in his back, bleeding profusely from his wounds. He was conscious when taken to the hospital and is currently in a stable condition, said police. Two male assailants had fled the scene before the officers arrived, SPF added. While establishing the identities of the suspects, the police also found that one of the assailants in the Ming Arcade case was also spotted with a parang later that day at Labrador Park. At around 8.45am on Saturday, the police responded to a case of a man armed with a parang at Labrador Park case. The armed man and his accomplice had left the scene before the police's arrival, SPF said. The police identified a 19-year-old teenager, who is unconnected to the stabbing case, as the accomplice of the armed subject in the incident at Labrador Park. The two assailants and the 19-year-old teenager were arrested following a police manhunt. Seven other men were also arrested for being suspected members of unlawful societies and their suspected involvement in the Ming Arcade stabbing case. The two assailants in the Ming Arcade stabbing case will be charged with voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapon with common intention. If convicted, they can be jailed for up to seven years, fined, caned, or any combination of the penalties. The 19-year-old teenager will also be charged on Monday for possession of an offensive weapon. If found guilty, he faces a jail term of up to three years and caning of not less than six strokes. SPF added that they will seek to remand them for further investigations. Investigations are also ongoing against the remaining seven people which include three youths. "The police will not tolerate any brazen acts of violence and blatant disregard of the law," it warned. "We will spare no effort to apprehend such offenders and deal with the perpetrators strictly and in accordance with the law." https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/man-attacked-tactical-harpoon-ming-arcade-10-arrested-2728601

About 23,000 officers in the Civil Service generic schemes and related schemes will have their salaries adjusted starting from Aug. 1. The Public Service Division (PSD) announced the adjustments on Sunday (Jun. 5), saying that they will enable the civil service to "continue to attract and retain its fair share of talent", CNA reported. Salaries adjusted by 5 per cent to 14 per cent Officers in the Management Executive Scheme, Management Support Scheme, and Corporate Support Scheme will have their salaries adjusted between 5 per cent and 10 per cent. Higher adjustments will be made for grades with larger gaps with the market benchmark. Officers in the Operations Support Scheme will receive higher salary adjustments of between 6 per cent and 14 per cent, according to CNA. PSD said, "This is in line with the call by the Tripartite Workgroup on Lower-Wage Workers to uplift the salaries of lower-wage workers." Adjustments will help attract and retain talent The civil service periodically reviews salaries, adjusting them when necessary to "broadly keep pace with, but not lead, the market", PSD explained. The last time the civil service generic schemes were revised was in 2014, and salary levels in the market have increased since then, hence the adjustments starting from Aug. 1: "These adjustments will enable the civil service to continue to attract and retain its fair share of talent." PSD emphasised that the Covid-19 pandemic underscored the importance of a strong public service, one that is "committed to attracting, developing and retaining a future-ready workforce that can continue to deliver its best for Singapore and Singaporeans". https://mothership.sg/2022/06/public-service-officer-salary-adjustments/

PHILADELPHIA: Five people were killed and two dozen others wounded in a pair of weekend mass shootings in the United States, the latest in a string of deadly gun attacks that have left lawmakers scrambling to tackle the crisis. The shootings - late Saturday (Jun 4) in Philadelphia and early Sunday in Chattanooga, Tennessee - further jolted a country facing a gun violence epidemic that has already claimed several thousand American lives this year and shows no signs of abating. And they come as polarized US senators find themselves under pressure to craft a measure that codifies at least basic, preliminary steps to help reduce the carnage. In Philadelphia, two men and a woman were killed when multiple people opened fire on a crowd at a popular nightlife area, Police Inspector DF Pace told reporters. He said officers "observed several active shooters shooting into the crowd" of "hundreds of individuals enjoying South Street, as they do every single weekend". A chaotic eruption of violence in Chattanooga resulted in 14 people shot including two killed, while another person died and two more were injured after they were struck by vehicles fleeing the scene, police chief Celeste Murphy told reporters, adding "several" victims remained in critical condition. The pre-dawn incident occurred near a nightclub in a downtown section of Chattanooga, a city of 180,000. As of mid-Sunday no arrests had been made in either case, Murphy and Philadelphia media said. Such gun violence has become almost commonplace in America, but the shock felt over recent mass shootings at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York and an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas have spurred ardent cries for action. Democratic Senator Chris Murphy has been working with a bipartisan group of senators on reform measures - a heavy lift with Republicans routinely rejecting most forms of gun control. Senator Murphy said Sunday the group hoped to hammer together a legislative package that draws at least 10 Republican votes on top of expected support from nearly every Democrat. "I think the possibility of success is better than ever before," he told CNN. "But I think the consequences of failure for our entire democracy are more significant than ever." The emerging package, he said, would probably include "significant mental health investment, school safety money, and some modest but impactful changes in gun laws" including an expansion of background checks for gun buyers. "UNANSWERED QUESTIONS" Numerous Philadelphia officers were patrolling South Street when the first shots were heard, a police deployment that Pace described as "standard" for the popular area on summer weekend nights. But investigators still had "a lot of unanswered questions", Pace said. Warmer weather tends to bring a spike in US violence, and in addition to the massacres in Texas and New York, recent weeks have seen mass shootings at a hospital in Oklahoma and a church in California. Bystander Joe Smith, 23, told The Philadelphia Inquirer his mind had flashed to the recent incidents when he heard shots ring out Saturday. "Once it started, I didn't think it was going to stop," he told the newspaper. "There was guttural screaming. I just heard screams." While Republicans have successfully blocked most efforts at gun control for years, some have recently spoken out for change. In conservative, gun-loving Texas, more than 250 self-declared firearm enthusiasts, including donors to Republican Governor Greg Abbott, signed an open letter supporting efforts at bipartisan gun reform, the Dallas Morning News reported. The letter, running as a full-page ad in the newspaper, endorsed an expansion of background checks, raising the age to buy guns to 21, and creating "red flag" laws intended to keep guns from people deemed to be at risk of violence. US President Joe Biden last week called for new gun control legislation, and on Sunday he renewed his call for restrictions on semi-automatic rifles. "If we can't ban assault weapons as we should, we must at least raise the age to buy assault weapons to 21," he posted on Twitter. A CBS News/YouGov poll published Sunday shows most Americans - 62 per cent - back a nationwide ban on semi-automatic rifles. Support is even higher for background checks on all gun buyers (81 per cent) and "red flag" laws (72 per cent). US gun violence has killed 18,574 people so far in 2022, including nearly 10,300 suicides, according to the Gun Violence Archive, which tracks shootings nationwide. https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/philadelphia-shooting-south-street-3-killed-11-wounded-2728281

The Ang Mo had basic mma training, to use that in a petty fight with someone without training, regardless if he deserved it, is shameful to fighters.

Moi is surprised that you'll be turned on by this airport actress. She's got a pretty face and good acting skills, but is truly

If you're that rich to have that problem, just convert most of your assets into debt and no lawyer and/or tax agent can touch you legally.

@The_King is right, prenup is not legally enforceable in sinkingland, woman chapter trumps all.

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How to transform an anime from graphic to erotic.

So... what about my fish prices?

I'm sure it's a lot more complicated but can't help myself..