SINGAPORE: A woman who drove a car shortly before a collision killed five people in Tanjong Pagar will plead guilty to dangerous driving.
Malaysian Phoo Yi Lin, 26, faces one charge of driving the car at about 109kmh along Tanjong Pagar Road on Feb 13, 2021 at around 5.35am. The speed limit was 50kmh.
Her request to leave jurisdiction was denied as she is considered a flight risk facing a serious offence, said Mr Sudheesan. The owner of the car, Mr Jonathan Long Junwei, was driving the car with four passengers - Mr Eugene Yap Zheng Min, Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, Mr Teo Qi Xiang and Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh - when the fatal crash occurred at about 5.40am.
Before the crash, Mr Yap, Mr Park and Phoo had each taken turns driving the car around a circuit. They completed the circuit without incident for three rounds, before Mr Long took the wheel on the fourth round.
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