December 28, 2020
Shin Min Daily News
Residents along Tampines Street 12 heard an argument go on for five minutes before they saw a teen crashing through a walkway shelter.
An ambulance and the police were immediately called. According to an eyewitness, the injured teen could still nod as the paramedics examined him.
The police told AsiaOne he was conveyed conscious to Changi General Hospital.
Photos showed a large hole in the walkway shelter from where the teen had fallen through, as well as rubble that was scattered around the area.
The teen is believed to have jumped after his girlfriend broke up with him.
December 25, 2020
The Nation/Asia News Network
In a suspected case of suicide, the principal of a school in Bangkok’s Laksi district jumped to his death from the school building.
Thungsonghong Police Station were informed about the incident at 15 minutes past midnight on Friday. At the scene they found the body of Yutthanan Srichumphu, the school’s principal, lying on the ground with a wound at his head.
Police said they found a letter on his body addressed to his family and colleagues, saying he was sorry for ending his life as he could no longer fight the depression he was suffering from.
December 22, 2020
Chua Ser Lien climbed a flight of stairs from the third to fourth storey, then climbed up internal railings, before releasing his grip.
Singapore Police Force
SINGAPORE - A man sentenced to life imprisonment and three strokes of the cane in 2004 for his role in a seven-year-old girl s kidnapping the previous year killed himself on July 8 this year at Changi Prison.
Chua Ser Lien, 58, who had a history of bipolar disorder and was then serving his sentence at the prison s psychiatric housing unit, had climbed a flight of stairs from the third to the fourth storey, then climbed up internal railings, before releasing his grip.
The Straits Times
Man serving life sentence over 2003 kidnapping killed himself at Changi Prison: Coroner
Chua Ser Lien climbed a flight of stairs from the third to fourth storey, then climbed up internal railings, before releasing his grip.PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
PublishedDec 22, 2020, 2:56 pm SGT
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December 18, 2020
The Straits Times
A man was referred to the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office by the Metropolitan Police Department on Thursday (Dec 18) on charges of criminal insult for allegedly posting abusive messages on social media directed at professional wrestler Hana Kimura, who committed suicide in May aged 22.
Kimura had been a cast member on the reality show Terrace House that aired on Fuji Television.
According to the police, an Osaka Prefecture resident in his 20s is suspected of posting abusive messages directed at Kimura on Twitter around mid-May, including comments, such as Hey, when will you die? and Is your life worth living?