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'In broad daylight': Man allegedly steals staff's phone from Yishun durian stall after staring into CCTV twice
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Nadya Pang , as published by Mothership
· September 24, 2026
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A man allegedly stole a mobile phone from a Yishun durian stall "in broad daylight" even after spotting a surveillance camera and staring into it twice. In a Sep. 22 Facebook post, Durian Lah said that the man stole their staff member's phone and uploaded footage of him swiping the device. The c...
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Key points 22 Facebook post, Durian Lah said that the man stole their staff member's phone and uploaded footage of him swiping the device. A man allegedly stole a mobile phone from a Yishun durian stall "in broad daylight" even after spotting a surveillance camera and staring into it twice. More library Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? A man allegedly stole a mobile phone from a Yishun durian stall "in broad daylight" even after spotting a surveillance camera and staring into it twice. In a Sep. 22 Facebook post, Durian Lah said that the man stole their staff member's phone and uploaded footage of him swiping the device. The c...
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