SINGAPORE — A fish soup stall owner who assaulted a rival from the same food centre with a pole that had a protruding nail was sentenced to 16 months\u0027 jail on Thursday (Oct 5).
SINGAPORE — A fish soup stall owner who assaulted a rival from the same food centre with a pole that had a protruding nail was sentenced to 16 months' jail on Thursday .A fish soup stall owner who assaulted a rival from the same food centre with a pole that had a protruding nail was sentenced to 16 months' jail on Thursday .
Peck owned a fish soup stall at Tanglin Halt Food Centre at Commonwealth Drive. He had considered Mr Wee, who also had a fish soup stall at the same food centre, to be his rival.On April 8, 2022, the duo arrived at the food centre within half an hour of each other in the morning. About 15 minutes later, Peck went to the wash basin area where he saw a wooden pole. After checking for passers-by and seeing none, Peck took the pole, which was about 71cm long and had a nail protruding from one end.
Using the pole, Peck hit Mr Wee's head multiple times with the end that had the protruding nail. The victim fell to the ground.
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