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https://streamable.com/wky8ks

網上流傳一條長約45秒影片，顯示旺角花園街晚上有一名半裸男子，身上只有一條毛巾和一對鞋子，背部被寫上「叫雞唔畀錢」，隨後被人踢了一腳，施襲者繼而爆粗要求半裸男「行出去，最X多人個度，一分鐘內見到你，我打X死你」，半裸男一度手指詢問走向何處，施襲者繼續爆粗指「X你老母X，走，過馬路」，半裸男唯有沿花園街轉彎走到亞皆老街，再過馬路前往洗衣街，影片便結束，未知事發日期和時間。《香港01》曾向警察公共關係科查詢，但暫時沒有收到相關報案Screenshot_20231121_061755_Chrome.jpg

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On 11/21/2023 at 6:19 AM, Kopites said:

https://streamable.com/wky8ks

網上流傳一條長約45秒影片，顯示旺角花園街晚上有一名半裸男子，身上只有一條毛巾和一對鞋子，背部被寫上「叫雞唔畀錢」，隨後被人踢了一腳，施襲者繼而爆粗要求半裸男「行出去，最X多人個度，一分鐘內見到你，我打X死你」，半裸男一度手指詢問走向何處，施襲者繼續爆粗指「X你老母X，走，過馬路」，半裸男唯有沿花園街轉彎走到亞皆老街，再過馬路前往洗衣街，影片便結束，未知事發日期和時間。《香港01》曾向警察公共關係科查詢，但暫時沒有收到相關報案Screenshot_20231121_061755_Chrome.jpg

For those not familiar, what's written on his back is "call chicken no pay money". LoL

No Paypal or Payme which are popular HK payment modes?

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On 11/21/2023 at 8:03 AM, Watwheels said:

For those not familiar, what's written on his back is "call chicken no pay money". LoL

No Paypal or Payme which are popular HK payment modes?

I read somewhere there was another clip showing / livestream forced to shout out his name. 😁.

The background presumed *thugs " claimed third times caught without paying. 😁

Quoted from 01.

片中男子全裸對住鏡頭道出全名，承認3次召妓，但沒有付錢，總共拖欠3,000元，現時「自願」將衣物等抵押，仍然欠了2,700元，將會「問爸爸媽媽朋友借」，以現金方式還錢，胸肚位置寫上「叫雞唔畀錢」字眼。

 

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https://mustsharenews.com/punggol-flat-dead/

61-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Punggol Flat, Police Rule Out Foul Play

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61-Year-Old Sole Occupant Found Dead In Punggol Flat, No Foul Play Suspected

The police found a 61-year-old man lying motionless in a Punggol HDB flat on Wednesday (22 Nov) evening.

Tragically, paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. The man’s body was reportedly rotting by the time he was discovered.

Based on preliminary investigations, the police have ruled out the possibility of foul play. Investigations are ongoing.

61-year-old man found dead in Punggol HDB flat

According to Shin Min Daily News, the police were alerted to a case of unnatural death at about 6pm on Wednesday (22 Nov).

Upon arriving at a 12th-floor unit at Block 423B Punggol Northshore Crescent, the police reportedly found a 61-year-old man lying motionless in the unit.

A Shin Min Daily journalist reported seeing four or five police officers in the flat, alongside a pungent smell of the rotting corpse.

Speaking to the Chinese news site, a neighbour said she hasn’t seen the deceased interacting with others and believes he’s the sole occupant of the flat.

She last spotted him around a week ago.

Police rule out foul play

Another neighbour said that he found a locksmith unlocking the deceased’s unit door at about 8pm on Wednesday (22 Nov).

It was only later that he learnt the 61-year-old man had passed away.

Based on preliminary investigations, the police have ruled out the possibility of foul play. Investigations are ongoing.

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NTU dropout’s elaborate deception unveiled: forged degree lands woman in legal hot water

Fonseka Wannerichega Hema Ranjini, a 44-year-old Nanyang Technological University (NTU) dropout, has been convicted of forging a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the prestigious university. Her web of deception spanned over 16 years, during which she successfully cheated at least five reputable companies into hiring her.

Fonseka’s elaborate scheme unfolded in 2005 when she meticulously crafted a counterfeit NTU certificate using a computer program, claiming to have graduated in June 2004 with a third-class honors degree in engineering. Armed with this falsified qualification, she successfully secured positions at prominent companies, including The Walt Disney Company, Marshall Cavendish, and Scholastic Education International.

The court heard that Fonseka’s highest educational attainment was GCE A levels. She enrolled at NTU in 1998 to pursue engineering but dropped out in August 2004, citing academic challenges and financial difficulties.

Over the years, Fonseka managed to infiltrate the job market using the fake certificate, landing roles such as Assistant Managing Editor at Marshall Cavendish and later transitioning to an Acquisition Associate. She then joined Scholastic Education International, where she climbed the ranks from Assistant Managing Editor to Managing Editor before being laid off in 2017 due to unsatisfactory performance. During her tenure at Scholastic, she was paid a total of S$83,800.

In 2021, Fonseka took her deceptive tactics to The Walt Disney Company in Southeast Asia, securing a position as a Learning Editor in the publishing department with a monthly salary of S$6,800 and additional allowances, bringing her total remuneration to S$7,884 per month.

However, her fraudulent activities came to light when Walt Disney, as part of its standard verification process, sent Fonseka’s certificate to be validated by a third-party vendor. NTU confirmed that she did not receive a degree, prompting the company’s human resources department to question her.

Fonseka, in a bid to cover her tracks, claimed that she withdrew from NTU in her final year and obtained a certificate to prove her enrollment. The deception unraveled when an NTU employee lodged a police report in October 2021, leading to Fonseka’s resignation from Walt Disney in December 2021.

The disgraced former employee also managed to secure positions at Cengage Learning Asia and Oxygen Studio Designs in 2018, further amplifying the extent of her fraudulent activities.

Fonseka now faces serious legal consequences, with her sentencing scheduled for Dec. 6. If convicted for cheating, she could be jailed for up to three years and fined. For committing forgery, the potential sentence is up to seven years of imprisonment, in addition to a fine.

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On 11/25/2023 at 12:14 AM, Jamesc said:

NTU dropout’s elaborate deception unveiled: forged degree lands woman in legal hot water

Fonseka Wannerichega Hema Ranjini, a 44-year-old Nanyang Technological University (NTU) dropout, has been convicted of forging a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the prestigious university. Her web of deception spanned over 16 years, during which she successfully cheated at least five reputable companies into hiring her.

Fonseka’s elaborate scheme unfolded in 2005 when she meticulously crafted a counterfeit NTU certificate using a computer program, claiming to have graduated in June 2004 with a third-class honors degree in engineering. Armed with this falsified qualification, she successfully secured positions at prominent companies, including The Walt Disney Company, Marshall Cavendish, and Scholastic Education International.

The court heard that Fonseka’s highest educational attainment was GCE A levels. She enrolled at NTU in 1998 to pursue engineering but dropped out in August 2004, citing academic challenges and financial difficulties.

Over the years, Fonseka managed to infiltrate the job market using the fake certificate, landing roles such as Assistant Managing Editor at Marshall Cavendish and later transitioning to an Acquisition Associate. She then joined Scholastic Education International, where she climbed the ranks from Assistant Managing Editor to Managing Editor before being laid off in 2017 due to unsatisfactory performance. During her tenure at Scholastic, she was paid a total of S$83,800.

In 2021, Fonseka took her deceptive tactics to The Walt Disney Company in Southeast Asia, securing a position as a Learning Editor in the publishing department with a monthly salary of S$6,800 and additional allowances, bringing her total remuneration to S$7,884 per month.

However, her fraudulent activities came to light when Walt Disney, as part of its standard verification process, sent Fonseka’s certificate to be validated by a third-party vendor. NTU confirmed that she did not receive a degree, prompting the company’s human resources department to question her.

Fonseka, in a bid to cover her tracks, claimed that she withdrew from NTU in her final year and obtained a certificate to prove her enrollment. The deception unraveled when an NTU employee lodged a police report in October 2021, leading to Fonseka’s resignation from Walt Disney in December 2021.

The disgraced former employee also managed to secure positions at Cengage Learning Asia and Oxygen Studio Designs in 2018, further amplifying the extent of her fraudulent activities.

Fonseka now faces serious legal consequences, with her sentencing scheduled for Dec. 6. If convicted for cheating, she could be jailed for up to three years and fined. For committing forgery, the potential sentence is up to seven years of imprisonment, in addition to a fine.

Simi lang lai eh? 

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On 11/25/2023 at 12:14 AM, Jamesc said:

NTU dropout’s elaborate deception unveiled: forged degree lands woman in legal hot water

Fonseka Wannerichega Hema Ranjini, a 44-year-old Nanyang Technological University (NTU) dropout, has been convicted of forging a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the prestigious university. Her web of deception spanned over 16 years, during which she successfully cheated at least five reputable companies into hiring her.

Fonseka’s elaborate scheme unfolded in 2005 when she meticulously crafted a counterfeit NTU certificate using a computer program, claiming to have graduated in June 2004 with a third-class honors degree in engineering. Armed with this falsified qualification, she successfully secured positions at prominent companies, including The Walt Disney Company, Marshall Cavendish, and Scholastic Education International.

The court heard that Fonseka’s highest educational attainment was GCE A levels. She enrolled at NTU in 1998 to pursue engineering but dropped out in August 2004, citing academic challenges and financial difficulties.

Over the years, Fonseka managed to infiltrate the job market using the fake certificate, landing roles such as Assistant Managing Editor at Marshall Cavendish and later transitioning to an Acquisition Associate. She then joined Scholastic Education International, where she climbed the ranks from Assistant Managing Editor to Managing Editor before being laid off in 2017 due to unsatisfactory performance. During her tenure at Scholastic, she was paid a total of S$83,800.

In 2021, Fonseka took her deceptive tactics to The Walt Disney Company in Southeast Asia, securing a position as a Learning Editor in the publishing department with a monthly salary of S$6,800 and additional allowances, bringing her total remuneration to S$7,884 per month.

However, her fraudulent activities came to light when Walt Disney, as part of its standard verification process, sent Fonseka’s certificate to be validated by a third-party vendor. NTU confirmed that she did not receive a degree, prompting the company’s human resources department to question her.

Fonseka, in a bid to cover her tracks, claimed that she withdrew from NTU in her final year and obtained a certificate to prove her enrollment. The deception unraveled when an NTU employee lodged a police report in October 2021, leading to Fonseka’s resignation from Walt Disney in December 2021.

The disgraced former employee also managed to secure positions at Cengage Learning Asia and Oxygen Studio Designs in 2018, further amplifying the extent of her fraudulent activities.

Fonseka now faces serious legal consequences, with her sentencing scheduled for Dec. 6. If convicted for cheating, she could be jailed for up to three years and fined. For committing forgery, the potential sentence is up to seven years of imprisonment, in addition to a fine.

CECA?

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On 11/25/2023 at 12:31 AM, Fcw75 said:

Simi lang lai eh? 

The name oredi a challenge...to go thru the court legal process with it lagi worse...i tink prosecutor might just use abbreviation...the accused... FWHR...😅

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