3 cars have been vandalized in the past week causing a lot of the residents worrying about whether their neighbourhood has become a dangerous place to live in.
According to Ms Vejaya, one of Vic Streets longest resident says that, “Vic Street is not the old Vic Street it used to be”. Ms Vejaya was also one of the people who sighted incidents of vandalism in the neighbourhood.This is not the first time vandalism cases have been reported. One resident, who only wanted to be named as Mr Tan said, “This is not the first time it happened”. Several accounts of vandalism have been made known but none were reported directly to the police or any other bodies. When asked why none of the cases were reported, Ms Vejaya said, “I’m scared to report because they might come find us”. These incidents were done by incidentally same number groups of people which is believed to be the same group of people that has been related to these vandalism cases. Cases such as graffiti paintings on walls and car related cases were also found in the vicinity of Vic Street.
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