Daily briefing: Pawnshop cheater caught, law scholar takes down sex blog

Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including a battered cabby.

  • A controversial National University of Singapore student has taken down his joint sex blog with his girlfriend to stay out of trouble. Read about it here.
  • A taxi driver was attacked by 15 motorcyclists with helmets and a thermos flask. Find out more here.
  • An Indian national who entered Singapore illegally had cheated 13 pawnshops of $54,100. See the story here.
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