#Singapore Police Force

Police are asking the public to help trace Ms Destinee Loo Xing Yi, who has been missing since June, urging anyone with info to come forward

Eight men aged between 36 and 70 will be charged on July 29 for separate molestation cases across Singapore spanning from June 2025 to June 2026, with incidents occurring in public spaces from Marina Boulevard to Duxton Road.

Scammers are posing as GST Voucher messages on Telegram to steal personal details, take over accounts, and spread phishing links and fake investment schemes

A fake parcel delivery fee of just a few cents has cost victims more than S$259,000, with police seeing a sharp spike in reported cases over a single day

A 31-year-old man will be charged after allegedly driving under the influence of etomidate and being linked to seven traffic accidents across Singapore between October 2024 and February 2025.

Four Singaporeans aged 60 to 63 have been charged for their roles in a sophisticated VAT carousel fraud scheme involving gold smuggled inside signal converters from China, with money laundered through a web of Singapore-registered companies.

Over 5,600 officers carried out over 1,300 enforcement operations across Singapore, targeting vice, illegal gambling, drink driving, unlawful employment, vaping offences and suspected secret society activities

The boys forcefully opened a train cabin door on Feb 21, 2026, according to SMRT. Videos of the incident were shared on social media.

Police are asking the public to help trace Lee Jia Xuan, missing since June 17. Every verified tip could help reunite her with her family

Police officers used camera footage and follow-up investigations to identify the man and arrest him within a day of the incident being reported

The diamond was swapped with a fake one at a Chinatown jewellery store, but police tracked them down before they could leave the country

Missing teenager Tan Mei Yi Vivian was last seen near Wan Tho Avenue on June 20, as police urge the public to come forward with information

Dory Tan Qi En has been missing for nearly three weeks, prompting police to seek public assistance as concerns grow over her whereabouts

At least 48 people have fallen victim after scammers used fake investment lessons and staged profit gains to win confidence