A late-night fight in Woodlands on 11 November led to the arrest of three men and a woman with injuries, with charges including rioting and possession of an offensive weapon.
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A fight broke out in a Woodlands block early on 11 November, and police arrested several people involved. One man was taken to hospital, and the authorities are investigating whether weapons were used and who started the trouble.
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👍 👎 Vote ↓A late-night fight in Woodlands led to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.
According to The Straits Times, a violent incident occurred in Woodlands, Singapore, in the early hours of 11 Nov 2024.
The fight took place at Block 182A Woodlands Street 13.
Police were alerted to the scene at about 12.55am.
A 42-year-old man was taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital for treatment.
The man was conscious when he arrived at the hospital.
After receiving treatment, the 42-year-old man was arrested for possessing an offensive weapon.
A woman involved in the fight had minor injuries but chose not to go to the hospital.
On 19 November 2024, two more suspects were arrested in connection with the fight.
The Straits Times reported, “The police said on Nov 19 that the two suspects, aged 17 and 25, were arrested.”
These arrests highlight the ongoing issue of public violence in Singapore.
The suspects may face serious charges for their involvement in the fight.
Rioting is a serious offence in Singapore and can lead to severe penalties.
Possessing offensive weapons in public is also illegal and can result in fines or imprisonment.
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