Tag: ATM

  • 25 year Old Men Arrested For Making Unauthorised Withdrawals From ATM Of Unsuspecting

    25 year Old Men Arrested For Making Unauthorised Withdrawals From ATM Of Unsuspecting

    A 25-year-old has been arrested for his suspected involvement in a case of theft along Orchard Road, said police in a news release on Thursday (Jun 25).

    On May 11, the victim reported that someone had made several unauthorised withdrawals from his bank account. This was after he had used his ATM card to pay for bill at a pub located along Orchard Road on May 4.

    The suspect, who works at the said pub, took notice of the pin number and on the pretext of processing the bill, took the victim’s ATM card to make several withdrawals from a nearby ATM machine.

    Unauthorised withdrawals amounting to S$6,000 were made using the victim’s ATM card, said police.

    Following the report, officers from Tanglin Police Division conducted investigations and ground enquiries which led to the arrest of the male suspect at Bedok on Jun 24 at about 1.45pm.

    The suspect will be charged in court on Jun 26 for the offence of theft, which carries a maximum jail term of 3 years or with fine, or with both.

    Police advise members of public to safeguard their ATM or credit cards at crowded places to ensure that their ATM PINs are not exposed to anyone else.

     

    Source: www.channelnewsasia.com

  • Dominant Lions XII brush Off ATM

    Dominant Lions XII brush Off ATM

    LionsXII dominated from start to finish as they emerged 3-1 victors over ATM FA on Saturday evening at the Jalan Besar Stadium.

    An own goal from Fazly Alias set the home team on their way, before Safuwan Baharudin and Shahdan Sulaiman wrapped up the win in the second half.

    As early as the second minute, they threatened to open the floodgates, but Khairul Nizam’s acrobatic effort from a deflected Gabriel Quak cross was wide of the mark.

    The hosts were unable to break down a compact ATM side, until Faris Ramli had another bicycle kick attempt after Quak guided a cross towards him in the 21st minute. The winger however, scuffed his attempt and the ball bounced wide.

    Three minutes later, Izzdin Shafiq saw a volley deflected off target, before he set up Faris in the 30th minute with a fantastic ball, only for the latter to put his attempted lob over the bar.

    Amri then smacked his free-kick against the cross bar, before Venice Elphi forced Izwan Mahbud into a save down the other end.

    The pressure finally paid off though, as the LionsXII got their deserved goal six minutes from the half-time whistle after Fazly turned Faris’ free-kick into his own net under pressure from Safuwan.

    LionsXII head coach Fandi Ahmad made some tactical changes at the break, with Zulfahmi Arifin moving into the heart of the defence while Safuwan took his place in midfield.

    The move worked a treat, as they doubled the lead minutes after the restart.

    A cross from Quak that failed to find Nizam was picked up by Faris. The winger laid the ball back for Safuwan, and he side-footed the ball into the bottom corner to double the lead.

    It could have been three four minutes later, but Syed Adney produced a superb double save to deny Khairul Amri’s flick with his back heel, and Faris’ shot from the follow-up.

    Fazly then redeemed himself by reducing the deficit in the 60th minute, after escaping Nizam’s attention to meet Mario Karlovic’s corner and power a bullet header into the roof of the net.

    Centre-back Madhu Mohana wasted a golden opportunity almost three quarters into the match, heading wide Quak’s cross despite having ample of space and time.

    Substitute Shahdan then wrapped up the victory with LionsXII’s third goal, guiding a nodded ball from Safuwan into the bottom corner in the 84th minute to wrap up the win.

    LionsXII: Izwan Mahbud (GK)(C), Madhu Mohana, Gabriel Quak, Khairul Nizam (Shahdan Sulaiman 81’), Nazrul Nazari, Izzdin Shafiq, Faris Ramli (Firdaus Kasman 78’), Khairul Amri (Sahil Suhaimi 68’), Safuwan Baharudin, Zulfahmi Arifin, Shakir Hamzah

     

    Source: http://lionsxii.sg