16/03/2022

Spate of Assault & Altercation

Update 29 Sep 2023: Mother fined after altercation with another woman over her 8-year-old son using ladies' toilet


A tiff between two women that began because one of them asked her eight-year-old son to use the women's toilet ended in a physical altercation. The mother of the boy also drove against traffic, accelerating towards the other woman. Wang Jing, 39, was fined S$3,000 by a court on Friday (Sep 29) for her conduct.

She pleaded guilty to one count each of criminal force and a rash act endangering personal safety, with a third charge taken into consideration. The court heard that Wang took her son to Block 750A Chai Chee Lane, a commercial office building, for basketball lessons on Jul 5 last year. Around 3pm, Wang told her son to go to the toilet and he entered the women's toilet while Wang waited outside.

At the time, 33-year-old Tan Siok Khim Irish and her colleague Ms Tay Lay Leng were inside the women's toilet. The two women and Wang's son subsequently left the toilet and headed to the lift. While on the way, Ms Tay told Tan that Wang's son was too old to be using the women's toilet. She said he should have used the men's toilet at the other end.


Man taken to hospital after assault in Toa Payoh coffee shop, 2 assisting with police investigations

There was blood. A man was taken to hospital after a case of assault in a Toa Payoh 24-hour coffee shop, said police.

Stomper Wei Sien shared videos of people in the coffee shop after the incident on Friday (Sept 15) at about 2am.

"I witnessed the police vehicles entering the carpark and when I walked towards the hawker centre. I witnessed the plain-clothes Singapore Police Force investigator officers take down statements at the coffee shop," said the Stomper. "I didn't get too close until the police left. When I went over to the coffee shop, I saw the blood stains with tissue paper on the floor."


Man arrested for outrage of modesty, another under probe after altercation at S’pore Grand Prix

A 36-year-old man was arrested for alleged outrage of modesty after an altercation during the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday.

Another 37-year-old man is assisting with investigations for allegedly voluntarily causing hurt, said the police on Sunday in response to queries from The Straits Times. 

Ms Kaci Beh, a 24-year-old model, took to video-sharing platform TikTok to share how her night at the Singapore Grand Prix turned sour after a stranger allegedly touched her younger sister inappropriately. When they confronted the stranger, Ms Beh and her boyfriend, Mr Bryan Yap, were allegedly assaulted by another man.


Spate of cases relating to sharp objects

The incident is the latest in a recent spate of cases relating to sharp objects in Singapore:

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Man allegedly swinging sword at passers-by & cars in Buangkok arrested by police
Youtube: Man attacking passing cars with a sword in Buangkok

A man who was seen swinging a sword at cars and passers-by along Buangkok Crescent on Mar. 14 afternoon has been arrested by the police. In multiple videos circulating online, the man, wearing a dark-coloured tank top and long pants, was seen walking on the road with a long sword and swinging it at several cars passing by. He then approached a bystander on the roadside waiting for the traffic light, and swung his sword at the man's neck.

The bystander flinched and retreated, and the man charged at him, only to slip and fall to the ground. The bystander struggled with the man on the ground, and a few other passers-by joined in to help subdue the man by putting their weight on him.

According to Today, the police said the man damaged at least three cars outside Buangkok Square shopping centre. The man was seen approaching one car while and pointing the tip of the sword at the front passenger window. The driver drove off and the man swung the sword, which appeared to hit the vehicle’s rear. He was then seen walking on the opposite side of the road and he again appeared to hit another passing vehicle.


Buangkok Sword-Wielding Man Promised Not To Reoffend After Being Jailed Twice, Behaviour Stresses Wife

The recent incident involving a sword-wielding man in Buangkok has left many Singaporeans stunned and bewildered. Though his actions brought harm to others, there’s always the human side of such violence.

According to Shin Min Daily, the couple has been married for 13 years and has 4 daughters — the youngest was only 20 months old. Given how young their kids were, the man’s wife, Yati – name transliterated from Chinese – shared that she’s unable to work and said her husband was the sole breadwinner.

As an Indonesian national, Yati holds a Long-Term Pass, which expires next year. With the latest episode, the 36-year-old said she might not tolerate this any longer and hinted at a divorce. However, Yati worries that she might have to leave Singapore after the divorce, and she can’t see her children anymore.


Number of knife-related crimes over last 5 years remained 'relatively constant', a third occurred in residential areas: Desmond Tan
A 27-year-old man was charged with throwing a knife at a police officer on Mar 14, 2022 in Bukit Batok. (Photo: Singapore Police Force)

The number of knife-related crimes involving murder, robbery, rioting and serious hurt has remained "relatively constant" over the past five years, averaging about 150 cases annually, said Minister of State for Home Affairs Desmond Tan on Monday (Apr 4). 

About 36 per cent of these crimes occurred in residential areas, and 3 per cent took place in educational institutions' premises. The remaining cases occurred in other public and commercial places, said Mr Tan in Parliament. He was responding to parliamentary questions in light of recent sword and knife-related crimes. 

In March, a 64-year-old man armed with a knife died after he was shot in the chest by the police. He had refused to drop his weapon despite multiple warnings and was tasered three times. Last month, a 37-year-old man was charged after he was seen wielding a sword at Buangkok Crescent, swinging it at a pedestrian and hitting passing cars. In the same month, a 27-year-old man was charged with throwing a "watermelon knife" at a police officer in Bukit Batok.


Number of knife-related crimes constant at about 150 cases a year
Investigators at the scene where a man was shot after advancing on police officers, in Bendemeer, on March 23, 2022. PHOTO: ST FILE

The number of knife-related crimes involving murder, robbery, rioting and serious hurt has remained relatively constant, averaging about 150 annually in recent years.

Minister of State for Home Affairs Desmond Tan revealed this figure in Parliament on Monday (April 4), saying that this has been the annual average for the past five years. He added that about 36 per cent of these crimes occurred in residential areas and 3 per cent happened in educational premises. The remaining cases occurred in other public and commercial places. "For urgent incidents, including those involving dangerous weapons, police are generally able to respond within 15 minutes of the call," he said.

A spate of such crimes recently made headlines, with three violent incidents involving a bladed weapon reportedly happening on March 14. The most widely reported incident that day involved a 37-year-old man who was caught on video swinging a sword near Buangkok Square mall and stopping oncoming traffic. In an incident on March 23, a 64-year-old knife-wielding man was shot and killed by the police.


Man attacked with 20cm tactical harpoon in his back at Ming Arcade

A 23-year-old man was attacked with a 20cm tactical harpoon early on Saturday (Jun 4) morning at Ming Arcade in Cuscaden Road, with the police finding him bleeding profusely with the weapon stuck in his back.

Two men who allegedly assaulted him - aged 22 and 28 - will be charged in court on Monday for voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said on Sunday. The police said they were alerted to a case of stabbing at Ming Arcade at 21 Cuscaden Road at about 4.37am on Saturday.

When the police arrived on the scene, they found the victim with the harpoon stuck in his back, bleeding profusely from his wounds. He was conscious when taken to the hospital and is currently in a stable condition, said police. Two male assailants had fled the scene before the officers arrived, SPF added.


Man hacks wife with chopper at Beach Road
The victim was covered in blood while she tried defending herself in a curled position. Multiple staff from the other restaurants used whatever items they could gather to throw at the man and separate him from the victim

Graphic videos of a man using a chopper, and two other knives, to viciously slash a woman said to be his wife in a gory incident that occurred on Thursday (April 14) are circulating online.

Various videos caught the man assaulting the woman in an alley with a kitchen knife in what appeared to be a shocking, and bloody attack on the victim. At one point, the woman lay on the ground by the curb while the man slashed her multiple times with the chopper.

The victim was covered in blood while she tried defending herself in a curled position. Despite the handle of the chopper breaking, the man picked up the blade alone and continued the attack.


Knife-wielding man dies after being shot by police at Bendemeer Road
Knife used by a man who had been shot by a police officer along Bendemeer Road on Mar 23, 2022. (Photo: CNA/Try Sutrisno Foo)

A 64-year-old man armed with a knife died on Wednesday (Mar 23) after he was shot in the chest by the police at Block 33 Bendemeer Road. This was after he refused to drop his weapon despite multiple warnings and was tasered three times, said the Singapore Police Force (SPF).

The police said they were alerted to the man at 4.07pm after he was reported to be shouting and armed with a knife while walking near the block. When police engaged the man, he came out of a unit and brandished a knife at officers. "The officers instructed the man to drop the weapon, but he refused to comply despite multiple warnings," said SPF.

"The man then advanced towards the officers, still armed with the knife. The police officers fired three taser shots at the man and retreated to create distance between the man and them. However, he continued to advance towards the officers," it added. “As there was imminent threat to the safety of the officers, one of the officers fired a shot from his pistol at the man, and the man fell to the ground."



Knife-wielding man shot by police after charging at officers outside Clementi police centre
Screengrabs from a video on social media showing police pointing weapons at the man. (Images: Facebook/sgkaypohlah)

A knife-wielding man was shot and arrested by police outside Clementi Neighbourhood Police Centre, said the police in the early hours of Friday (Feb 18). A video of the incident circulating on social media showed the man crossing the street towards the police centre at Clementi Ave 5 with what appears to be a knife in his hand while police officers point their firearms at him.

The man then charges one of the police officers, after which a loud shot is heard and the man falls to the ground. The officers then quickly surround the man. "The police have arrested a 49-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a case of criminal intimidation and voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon," said the police said in a statement.

According to the police, the attacker had allegedly assaulted a 41-year-old man with a knife along Block 420A Clementi Avenue 1 at about 8.40pm on Thursday. The victim, who received injuries on his right arm and wrist, was taken to hospital conscious.



2 men who used weapons in Boon Lay attack arrested after manhunt

Two men have been arrested after a police manhunt for two suspects who had used weapons to attack two men in Boon Lay Drive.

In a statement, the police said the duo, aged 20 and 21, were arrested at 4.05pm on Thursday (April 7) in Woodlands Street 12. The police said the arrests came after officers from the Jurong Division and Criminal Investigation Department conducted extensive ground inquiries, aided by images from police cameras and closed-circuit televisions.

Preliminary investigations showed that the duo are known to the two victims, police said earlier on Thursday when announcing the manhunt.


Police conduct manhunt for duo who attacked two men with weapons in Boon Lay
Screengrabs of videos showing two men who injured two other men with weapons at Block 175 Boon Lay Drive on Apr 6, 2022

A manhunt operation is under way for two men who injured two other men with weapons in an incident at Boon Lay Drive, said police early on Thursday (Apr 7). In response to a CNA query, the police said that they had received a call for assistance at Block 175 Boon Lay Drive at about 5.02pm on Wednesday.

Two men had injured two other men, aged 22 and 23, with weapons. The victims were conscious when taken to hospital. In videos and images seen by CNA, the two men with weapons can be seen wielding what appear to be long bladed weapons at a car park.

A female voice is heard, shouting that she had called the police, while the men pace back and forth. The men are then seen running away from the scene, still holding the weapons. One of the victims appears to have blood running down his face as he is attended to by another man.



There Was Another Blade Incident on 26 March at Ghim Moh But This Time, It Involves Molestation

Nope, Singapore’s very own Blade Sagas aren’t over yet. Yalah, I know got four cases already. I’m telling you that there’s one more. And before you go, “Again?!”, here’s all you need to know about the most recent blade incident that took place on 26 March.

And in case you haven’t caught up with all the past blade incidents, here’s a quick summary of everything you need to know (so that you don’t seem like a complete suaku when your friends talk about it in your ten-people social gathering).

According to Shin Min Daily News, a man was seen to be arrested at the slip road leading to Ghim Moh link on the evening of 26 March. Based on photographs, it took at least ten police officers to pin the man, who is 47 years old, down before arresting him. The man apparently had a hammer with him when he was arrested.


Another Man Arrested for Wielding a Chopper on Wednesday, The 4th Blade Incident This Week

Uh, yes, there’s another blade case in Singapore again. And the last time I checked, Mediacorp wasn’t recruiting anyone for a new sword-fighting TV programme.

Before you scramble to see if any of the cases are linked with each other (I know, we’re all kaypoh about this to a certain extent), here are all the details you need to know about the most recent case in Singapore involving a blade. On Wednesday (16 March), a 77-year-old man was arrested by the police for criminal intimidation and possession of an offensive weapon. The violent incident occurred at 29 Bendemeer Road, where two men had allegedly gotten into a fight before fleeing the scene. Apparently, one of them had a chopper in his hand.

Over the past week, there have been three other incidents relating to blades. All three incidents occurred on Monday (14 March):
  • A 37-year-old man was arrested and charged on Wednesday (16 March) with one count of voluntarily causing hurt with a samurai sword after he attacked a number of cars and pedestrians near Buangkok Square mall on Monday afternoon.
  • Over at Strathmore Avenue near Queenstown, a 33-year-old man was arrested after slashing two people with a razor blade. He was charged with two counts of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means in court on Wednesday (16 March).
  • On Monday night after 9 pm, another 27-year-old man was arrested at Bukit Batok after he threw a knife at a police officer’s right cheek.


All 3 Suspects Involved in Different Violent Blade Incidents Will be Remanded for Psychiatric Observation

If you’ve been following the news over the past few days, you might be wondering if you’ve been reading repeated reports regarding blade or sword incidents. No, no, you haven’t. Yup, they’re all different people who somehow all committed violent crimes using blades on the same day. And all with different types of blades.

With three incidents involving men with blades (and no, they weren’t filming different parts of a Singaporean adaptation of an Wuxia drama) that occurred two days ago (14 March), all three men appeared in court today (16 March). The verdict? All of them will be remanded for further psychiatric observation before they return to court for their hearings:
  • Buangkok Square Incident - One of the people in the vicinity, Mr Kumarapeli Arachchige Amila Chinthana, got slashed thrice on his left arm and shoulder as a result of the man’s behaviour. Another man also sustained abrasions on his left knee, but there are currently no charges against the perpetrator for that injury. The perpetrator, Fadhil Yusop, a 37-year-old Singaporean, was charged today (16 March) with one count of voluntarily causing hurt with a samurai sword. He appeared in court via video link, and his left arm was in a sling when he appeared on camera.
  • Queenstown Incident - Mohd S. Muhibullah Said Abdullah, a 33-year-old Singaporean, was charged with two charges of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon. He had carried out his attacks using a razor blade, and the attacks occurred at Block 59 Strathmore Avenue in Queenstown. Muhibullah is accused of slashing two people, Mr John Ryan Buguistan Jimenez and Ms Pauline Goh Quek Choo, with the same razor blade. He slashed Mr Jimenez on the left side of his neck and Ms Goh on her left arm.
  • Bukit Batok Incident - Leonard Goh Yew Cheng, a 27-year-old Singaporean, was also charged in court today (16 March) for throwing a knife at a police officer. Goh is currently facing one charge of voluntarily causing hurt to deter a public servant from his duty, as well as two counts of possessing offensive weapons. Goh had apparently thrown a watermelon knife at 42-year-old Station Inspector Cheong Kah Guan’s face on Monday (14 March). The knife handle hit the officer’s face and resulted in bruising on Station Inspector Cheong’s face.


Man who stabbed, slashed NParks officer in 'vicious' attack
Ahirrudin Al-Had Haji Arrifin's attack almost severed the officer's left thumb and left him with permanent injuries. PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

A 62-year-old rag-and-bone man who relentlessly stabbed and slashed a safe distancing enforcement officer who had asked him to wear a mask was sentenced to 13 years and four months' jail on Friday (March 18).

Ahirrudin Al-Had Haji Arrifin had stabbed the National Parks Board (NParks) officer in the chest with a blade concealed in his walking stick and then slashed the victim indiscriminately with a kerambit knife.

The unprovoked attack at the Sungei Serangoon Park Connector almost severed the left thumb of the 38-year-old officer and left him with permanent injuries.


Chopper-wielding man, 77, to be charged after reported fight at Bendemeer food centre
A view of Bendemeer Market and Food Centre, where two men were said to have been fighting on March 16, 2022

A 77-year-old man, who looked like he was going to use a chopper during a reported fight with another man at a hawker centre during dinner time, will be charged on Friday (March 18) with criminal intimidation and possession of an offensive weapon.

The clash at 29 Bendemeer Road, which is the address of Bendemeer Market and Food Centre, happened on Wednesday at about 6.55pm.

The police said in a statement on Thursday that they received “multiple calls” about the alleged fight. Both men had left the scene by the time the police arrived. “One of the men was allegedly holding a chopper,” they said, adding that they arrested the man within two hours of the incident, with the help of police cameras. Early investigations found that the 77-year-old man had allegedly swung a chopper at the other man during the fight but the chopper did not hit anyone.

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‘Arrogant foreign guy’ hits car ‘very hard for no reason’, altercation at Fajar Shopping Centre
"After that, I continue to move on, but suddenly this 'crazy' and 'arrogant' foreign guy hit the left side of my car very hard for no reason," the man wrote, noting his mom also got scared by the loud noise

A member of the public who was driving to Fajar Shopping Centre was shocked by a “crazy and arrogant foreign guy” who suddenly hit his car for no reason. The netizen posted their experience on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page on Saturday (Mar 19), noting the incident happened the day before.

He was in the vehicle with his mother and stopped by a pedestrian crossing at the shopping centre to let a woman and her two children pass. “After that, I continue to move on, but suddenly this ‘crazy’ and ‘arrogant’ foreign guy hit the left side of my car very hard for no reason,” the man wrote, noting his mom also got scared by the loud noise. He stopped his car and placed his window down to ask the foreigner why he hit the car.

“I said my car got camera and let’s call the police, he go away very fast into Fajar Shopping Centre,” said the netizen. After parking the vehicle, the man tried searching for the foreigner and spotted him a few moments later. “Don’t go; why you hit my car,” the man asked. “Shut up,” the foreigner responded. He then took out his phone and said he would call the police.


‘Drunk nuisance’ at Rangoon Road harasses passengers in car

A man was caught on camera harassing a family while inside their vehicle parked along Rangoon Road. He slammed the hood and allegedly tried smashing their side windows and breaking into the car. One Xin Yi Tan took to Facebook page Complaint Singapore on Sunday (Jul 4) to share the incident which happened earlier that morning.

“This drunk nuisance harassed another car before my family got targeted,” wrote the netizen. The concerned individual attached a video of the incident, which showed a man in a grey shirt with his face mask pulled down below his chin. He looked like he was on his phone.

The person recording the scene was inside the vehicle while the man made a fist and slammed it on the hood. He began making hand gestures in what appeared to be scolding those inside the vehicle before slamming the hood once more. A few seconds later, he was seen flagging down a passing vehicle.


'I might have died': Man slashed in Buangkok incident says doctor told him attacker was aiming for his neck
Video: The victim (in red bermudas) struggling with the attacker. Screengrab/Facebook

The man who was attacked by a sword-wielding man on Monday (March 14) afternoon recounted that a doctor who attended to him said that the attacker had likely wanted to slash him on his neck. "But fortunately he only slashed my shoulders and ears. Otherwise I might have died," said the 35-year-old man in an interview with Lianhe Zaobao. He was conveyed to the Sengkang General Hospital after sustaining slash wounds on his shoulders, arms and ears, as well as bruises on his knees, elbows and back.

Describing the incident, the man said that he was at Buangkok Square doing a grocery run when he spotted a man brandishing a sword and slashing at cars on the road. He retrieved his mobile phone to take a video of the armed man and the latter rushed towards him, yelling "Do you have a grudge against Muslims?" before attacking him with the sharp weapon. However, his attacker slipped on the ground and the man bravely rushed forward to pin the man down. Four other passers-by also helped to restrain the man.

"He was struggling profusely and was yelling repeatedly in Malay when we pinned him down. The few of us were restraining him until the police arrived. Those few minutes felt like a really long time," the man recalled. The slasher, a 37-year-old, was arrested by police that same afternoon. Police also seized his weapon as a case exhibit. In their statement, the police said that preliminary investigations do not suggest the incident to be an act of terror.


Man wielding sword in Buangkok had swallowed unknown pills before leaving home
Man attacking passing cars with a sword in Buangkok

A 37-year-old man who was arrested on Monday (March 14) will be charged in court for an alleged offence of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. The police said in a statement that at about 1.55pm on Monday they responded to a call for assistance regarding a man swinging a sword near Buangkok Square mall and stopping oncoming traffic.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the man had allegedly consumed some unknown pills prior to leaving his home with the sword. He had a brief altercation with members of the public at the lift lobby of the HDB block at which he resided. Following this, he jaywalked across the road, and allegedly used his weapon to hit five passing cars.

Upon reaching the traffic junction in front of Buangkok Square Mall, the man allegedly swung his weapon at a pedestrian. At this point, other members of the public came forward and assisted to restrain him until the police arrived and arrested him.



Man With Razor Blade Attacks Strangers In Queenstown

The incident involving a man wielding a sword at unsuspecting passers-by in Buangkok yesterday (14 Mar) shocked readers all over Singapore.

However, that wasn’t the only strange and horrifying incident to have happened that day.
That same evening, another man reportedly injured 2 people in Queenstown using a razor blade.

Police have since arrested him. He will be charged on Wednesday (16 Mar) for causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means.



Man to be charged after injuring 2 with razor blade in Queenstown

A 33-year-old man who allegedly injured others with a razor blade will be charged by the police with voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. The police received multiple calls at about 6.20pm on Monday (March 14) about a man attacking some passers-by with a razor blade at Block 59 Strathmore Avenue.

Preliminary investigations show that the man claimed to have heard voices in his head telling him to attack people. The police said that the man has past records with the Institute of Mental Health, and is also "traced for consumption of controlled drugs". He injured two people before he was arrested, police said in a news release late on Monday night.

A 38-year-old man suffered lacerations and was conscious when taken to hospital. A 49-year-old woman suffered minor injuries and refused to go to hospital. The razor blade was seized as a case exhibit and investigations are ongoing. The man will be charged in court on Wednesday with the offence of voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. Police noted that there is no indication that this incident is related to an earlier one near Buangkok Square Mall, where a man was seen swinging a sword and stopping oncoming traffic.


Man to be charged with throwing knife at police officer at Bukit Batok
A knife that was seized from the man. (Photo: Singapore Police Force)

A 27-year-old man will be charged in court on Wednesday (Mar 16) with hurting a police officer by throwing a knife at him. 

At about 9.10pm on Monday, the police received a call about a man allegedly armed with a knife and "shouting and looking for someone at Bukit Batok West Avenue 8".

"During the engagement with the officers, the man purportedly pulled out a knife from underneath his t-shirt and threw it towards one of the police officers, which hit the officer’s right cheek," said the police in a news release. The knife was later seized. Officers later raided the man's home, where they found five other knives.


Man and woman arrested for slashing victim with knife at Yishun

A 39-year-old man and a 49-year-old woman were arrested for allegedly slashing a man with a knife along Yishun Avenue 6.

The police said in a statement on Monday (Oct 4) that they were alerted to the case on Sunday (Oct 3) at about 5.30pm. The victim suffered several lacerations and was conscious when taken to hospital. The man and woman had fled before the police arrived at the scene.

Officers from Woodlands Police Division established the identities of the two people involved and arrested them within four hours of the reported crime. A knife was recovered and seized as a case exhibit.


Man, 25, arrested over stabbing in Yishun

A 25-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing another man with a knife at Yishun Street 31.

The police said in a statement on Sunday evening (Oct 3) that they were alerted to the case at 11.40pm.

The victim suffered lacerations to his chest and shoulder, and was conscious when taken to hospital.


Knife-wielding youth tried to rob man of $50k after pretending to have watch for sale

A youth in July last year pointed a penknife at a man carrying a bag containing $50,000 in cash and told the latter to hand it over.

Terry Tong Hong Zhi, 20, swung the weapon when the Vietnamese victim, Mr Nguyen Thanh Luan, refused to comply, leaving Mr Luan with a cut on the left side of his face that needed stitches.

Tong then fled the scene empty-handed but was arrested by the police two days later.


Man slashed by armed 20-year-old youth who tried to rob him of $100k cash in Buangkok

A 20-year-old youth was charged in court on Saturday (July 17) with armed robbery with hurt after he allegedly tried to rob a man of $100,000 in Buangkok.

The police said they were alerted to a case of robbery along Gerald Drive on July 13.

"Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim liaised with the seller of a supposed luxury watch through an online marketplace," police added.


Woman jailed for biting auxiliary police officers, wielding a chopper in public and taking drugs

Upset with auxiliary police officers for waking her up while she was held in a cell, a woman bit two of them and resisted their efforts to restrain her.

Gladys Li Wen Jing, 27, was also convicted of wielding a chopper in public after arguing with her boyfriend. On Thursday (Feb 17), Li was sentenced to jail for three years and 11 months.

The Singaporean had pleaded guilty to two counts of voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant and a count each of possessing an offensive weapon in public and consuming methamphetamine.


Man, 62, slashes son, 25, with kitchen knife after argument in at Serangoon home

A 62-year-old man attacked his son with a knife during a heated argument in a Serangoon North flat on Saturday (Jan 8). 

A neighbour told Shin Min Daily News he heard a loud quarrel coming from the usually quiet household around noon. Soon after, he also heard a woman crying for help.

He went to check on the woman and saw the man wielding a knife while speaking agitatedly to another man.


Man threw hot porridge at owner of Whampoa hawker stall because egg was raw

Enraged that the egg he ordered for his porridge was raw, a 38-year-old man threw the piping hot dish at a stall owner at a Whampoa hawker centre.

The 66-year-old victim suffered second-degree burns and was given 18 days' medical leave in February 2020, the court heard.

Charles Law Chang Teck was on Monday (March 14) sentenced to 12 weeks' jail after pleading guilty to one count of voluntarily causing hurt using a heated substance.


Man Throws Hot Porridge At Balestier Hawker Over Uncooked Egg, Gets 12 Weeks’ Jail

Receiving a wrong food order can be extremely frustrating, especially after you have paid for it. While some of us may resort to a complaint, a 38-year-old man decided to take his anger out on a hawker in Balestier by throwing hot porridge on her.

The 66-year-old stall owner reportedly suffered 1st and 2nd-degree burns and was sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) for treatment.

For his offence, the court sentenced the man to 12 weeks in prison.


Man arrested after allegedly attacking 4 people with knife in Bukit Merah flat

A man armed with a knife has been arrested after allegedly attacking four people in a Bukit Merah flat on Sunday (June 6). The police said that officers patrolling in the area were approached by a 59-year-old woman with bloodstained hands at the ground floor of Block 2 Jalan Bukit Merah Road at about 6am.

Preliminary investigations found that the suspect, a 48-year-old Singaporean, had entered a flat on the second floor while the four people were asleep and attacked two women with a knife. Two men living in the house came to the women's aid, the police said. The attacker was subdued and arrested by police officers for voluntarily causing grevious hurt with a dangerous weapon, possession of an offensive weapon and drug-related offences.

Three of the injured — a 59-year-old Malaysian woman, a 39-year-old Vietnamese woman and a 24-year-old Malaysian man — suffered knife wounds. The fourth person, an 18-year-old Malaysian man, fell down a flight of stairs while fleeing from the scene. Another man who was sleeping in a separate room woke up and escaped to seek help from the police. He did not suffer any injuries. All five are tenants of the flat.


Youths allegedly slashed and stabbed man at Depot Road, arrested in Sentosa hotel after manhunt

Two youths, aged 18 and 21, who allegedly slashed and stabbed a man at a coffee shop along Depot Road on Sunday (Nov 14) will charged in court on Wednesday.

They will be charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapon with common intention, in relation to their suspected involvement in the assault of a 37-year-old man.

The police said they were alerted to the assault at around 9.35pm. Witnesses saw two male assailants wielding long knives slashing and stabbing the victim.


2 men taken to hospital after fight involving chopper in Yishun, including 1 who is arrested

A 40-year-old man was arrested for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapon after a fight that occurred in Yishun in the wee hours of Saturday (April 10).

In response to a Stomp query, the police said they were alerted to a fight at Block 722 Yishun Street 71 at 2.59am. Two men, aged 36 and 40, were conscious when taken to hospital.

"The 40-year-old man was subsequently arrested for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapon," police added.


Woman caught on camera clinging on to moving car near Prinsep Street arrested for rash act

A 36-year-old woman was arrested on Monday night (March 7) for a rash act after dashboard camera footage showed a person clinging on to a moving car near Prinsep Street.

The police said they were alerted to the incident, which happened on the same day, at 11.15pm, and added that a 47-year-old man is assisting with investigations. Dashboard camera footage posted on social media on Monday shows a woman wearing a white top chasing a black car turning out of Prinsep Street, which is near Dhoby Ghaut.

As she runs alongside the car, she holds on to the vehicle near the driver's seat. The woman is then dragged along as the car turns into the second lane of Middle Road.


Man charged for slashing Certis officer with sickle at Canberra Link

A man who allegedly slashed a Certis enforcement officer with a sickle earlier this week was charged on Wednesday (Nov 11) with one count of assault.

Vikneswaran Sivan, a 30-year-old Singaporean, is accused of using the weapon to slash Mr Mohamad Afiq Mohamad Jamil's calves at Block 503C Canberra Link near Sembawang Road at around 7.40pm on Monday.

Certis and the National Environment Agency (NEA) said in an earlier joint statement that Mr Afiq and another Certis officer were on enforcement duty against public health offences, such as littering and smoking, when the incident occurred. Both officers were attached to the NEA at the time.


Man allegedly punched and slashed Certis officers with sickle for issuing smoking fine to his friend

Unhappy that his friend was issued a fine for a smoking offence, a 30-year-old man allegedly punched and slashed two Certis officers with a sickle on Monday (Nov 9).

The police said in a statement on Tuesday (Nov 10) that the enforcement officers, attached to the National Environment Agency (NEA), were allegedly assaulted by a man while performing their enforcement duties at Block 503C Canberra Link.

One Certis officer was allegedly punched in the face and the other officer was allegedly slashed on his hand and legs by the man with a sickle.


Jail and caning for youth who chased victim, slashed him with knife that got lodged in his head

A recalcitrant teenage offender flew into a rage after a man he approached refused to buy him cigarettes, and used a knife to attack his victim at the Boon Lay Place FairPrice outlet last October.

James Teck Jing You, who was jobless and turned 19 earlier this month, repeatedly slashed Mr Lee Jing Chwen's face and head.

A medical report states that the injuries of Mr Lee, 23, a waiter, will cause "permanent incapacity in terms of disfigurement and scarring".


2 men charged over planned attack that left victim with stab and slash wounds

Two men, aged 26 and 28, have been charged in court for their suspected involvement in a stabbing at Block 413 Commonwealth Avenue West.

The police said they were alerted to an alleged stabbing incident on Friday (Jan 14), at around 10.30am. They added: "The victim was walking towards a multi-storey carpark when two men approached him.

"One of the two men, who was allegedly armed with a knife, purportedly attacked the victim from behind.


Man arrested over assault case involving dangerous weapon in Woodlands, 1 taken to hospital

A 32-year-old man was arrested for voluntarily causing hurt with dangerous weapon after a case of assault that occurred at at Block 304 Woodlands Street 31 last Tuesday (May 25).

A 29-year-old man was conscious when taken to hospital, said the police, who responded to the case of assault at 9.59pm.

Stomper David shared a circulated video that shows police officers at the scene. Blood stains can be spotted on the ground.


Knife attack outside FairPrice at Boon Lay Shopping Centre

A 18-year-old youth who allegedly attacked a man with a knife outside a supermarket in Boon Lay will be charged in court with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapon on Friday (Oct 9), said the police.

The attack occurred outside FairPrice supermarket at Boon Lay Shopping Centre on Wednesday, at around 12.40pm.

A 23-year-old man suffered injuries to his face and head, and was conscious when conveyed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.


7 suspects arrested after man slashed by samurai sword and kitchen knife at Serangoon Road

Police have arrested seven Singaporean men over a slashing incident that occurred along 202 Serangoon Road on Wednesday afternoon (July 25).

The suspects, aged between 17 and 28, were nabbed in the vicinity of Corporation Road and Block 26 Sin Ming Industrial Estate, a police spokesman told Stomp.

It was earlier reported that the men had allegedly attacked the 27-year-old Singaporean victim with a samurai sword and a kitchen knife, before fleeing in a rental car.


Man holds 30cm samurai sword to his own neck during stand-off with police at Boon Lay Drive

A 52-year-old man wielding a samurai sword was arrested after a 30-minute stand-off with the police at Block 191 Boon Lay Drive on Tuesday (Jan 1).

Responding to a Stomp query, the police said they received a call for assistance at 5.18pm.

The man was arrested for possession of an offensive weapon and suspected drug-related offences.


Auntie wields chopper at Serangoon neighbour over noise, gets tasered

A 61-year-old woman wielded a chopper at her neighbour and engaged in a stand-off with the police at Block 157 Serangoon North in the wee hours of Christmas Day (Dec 25).

Responding to a Stomp query, the police said they responded to a case of criminal intimidation at around 4am.

A police spokesman told Stomp that preliminary investigations revealed that the woman had gone to her neighbour's unit to complain about the noise level.


Man wielding samurai sword on MRT train arrested

A man on Monday wielded a samurai sword on board an MRT train, half-dressed in the attire of a Japanese martial art exponent.

He jumped the fare gate, boarded the train at Paya Lebar station, and alighted at City Hall, said the police in a statement on Monday.

He was eventually arrested at 1.16pm in Victoria Street near Bugis station, after a chase by police officers.


Man slashes neighbour with samurai sword, assaults pregnant wife

A delivery man has pleaded guilty to slashing his neighbour with a samurai sword and admitted to hurting his pregnant wife who already had a protection order taken out against him.

The Straits Times reported that Feizal Abu Bakar, 28, went to confront a neighbour he had suspected of reporting him for drug consumption. The man's wife was on the receiving end of Feizal's anger, who was drunk at the time, as the man was not at home. Local news reports said Feizal got angry and shouted at Ms Wirdawati Che Muning, 36, when she said her husband was out.

The housewife tried to retreat into her flat but Feizal took out a black samurai sword and prevented her from closing the door. He then swung the sword at her, cutting her hands, and pushed his way into her flat where he slashed her several times on her head, leg and back. 
Ms Wirdawati suffered cuts and abrasions on her head, back and limbs.


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