SINGAPORE - The police are investigating a video where a group of young people are seen fiddling with in-vehicle units (IUs) and top boxes of motorcycles as well as trying to open the door of a car in Canberra estate. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The police are investigating a video where a group of young people are seen fiddling with in-vehicle units and top boxes of motorcycles as well as trying to open the door of a car in Canberra estate.
At the start of the video, a man can be seen trying to open the door of a car in a multi-storey carpark.
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