SINGAPORE – A tiff between a man and his former girlfriend turned into a violent rampage when he stabbed her male friend before abducting her, sparking an island-wide police manhunt. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – A tiff between a man and his former girlfriend turned into a violent rampage when he stabbed her male friend before abducting her, sparking an island-wide police manhunt.On Thursday, he was sentenced to three years’ jail, six strokes of the cane and a fine of $1,000.
Shabiq, who had previously threatened to kill his former girlfriend, went to her home to confront her. They were not aware that Shabiq was waiting for them nearby. He walked towards the pair and confronted the woman about their earlier argument. He stopped only when the man pinned him down. When he let him go, Shabiq grabbed his former girlfriend, wrapped an arm around her neck and pointed the scissors at her.The police were soon alerted and her friend was taken by ambulance to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. He was given five days of hospitalisation leave.Driver who rammed into pedestrian during Toa Payoh high-speed police chase pleads guilty
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