A bloody fight in Chinatown on Sunday (10 May) sent a 19-year-old man to hospital and sparked an island-wide manhunt.
Police arrested 3 suspects on the scene, but were looking for others who were evidently involved.
Their 3-day search which ended yesterday (12 May) gathered 9 more suspects, though 2 men are still on their watch list to assist with investigations.
Citing the police, Channel NewsAsia (CNA) reports that the brawl was over a woman whom a member of each rival gang was fighting over.
At one point in the CCTV footage, a man enters the frame holding a woman’s hand while joining in the attacks briefly before fleeing.
A woman was among the 9 suspects police arrested between 10 and 12 May, confirmed TODAYonline.
The suspects, who were between 18 to 28 years old, were all allegedly members of an unlawful society. This alone puts them at risk of a fine up to $5,000, jail term up to 3 years, or both.
Police are also investigating them on 2 other charges, which entail the following possible punishments:
On top of these offences, they are under further investigation for breaking safe distancing rules under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
1 man is even facing an extra charge for hiding two of the suspects.
Despite the successful arrests, 2 men are still on the police watch list to help with investigations, though their part in the fight is unclear.
The 2 men are Muhammad Syukri Muhammad Iskandar and Muhammad Ilham Noordin.
Anyone with information on their whereabouts should call the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) at 6435 0000 or the police at 1800-255-0000.
If you or anyone you know has info on the fight that took place at People’s Park Centre at around 3.30am on Sunday (10 May), please contact the above numbers.
We’re already going through a difficult period, and we don’t want further unrest like these to create more anxiety among our community.
We hope the perpetrators will be brought to justice soon, and that the victim will recover from his injuries.
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