SINGAPORE – After he drank alcohol, a man caused a ruckus at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) by throwing a flowerpot and assaulting several people, including a staff member. The staff member suffered a head injury and was hospitalised after the assault on Sept 21. On Oct 17, British national Jonathan David Lowe, 43, was sentenced to six weeks’ jail after...
Jonathan David Lowe was sentenced to six weeks' jail and fined $1,000 after pleading guilty to voluntarily causing hurt and being a public nuisance.SINGAPORE – After he drank alcohol, a man caused a ruckus at Marina Bay Sands by throwing a flowerpot and assaulting several people, including a staff member.On Oct 17, British national Jonathan David Lowe, 43, was sentenced to six weeks’ jail after he pleaded guilty to one count of public nuisance and one count of voluntarily causing hurt.
At about 8pm on Sept 21, Lowe downed two cups of whisky while at MBS’ rooftop bar with colleagues and clients. Deputy Public Prosecutor Zhou Yang said the men did not suffer serious injuries nor seek medical treatment. As the lift travelled up to level four, DPP Zhou said Lowe intended to throw the pot out of the lift, but stopped when he saw a member of the public.At 11.12pm, Mr Ng Se Li, 28, an assistant manager at MBS, walked up to the fourth-floor lift lobby.Lowe punched Mr Ng’s head at least five times. When the assaulted man tried to stand up, Lowe stomped on his head as well as kicked it.
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