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Police arrested three people after a fight broke out at a void deck in Bukit Panjang on Tuesday (16 Dec) morning.
A witness told MS News that he saw e-vaporisers and weapons at the scene, with the police confirming that they also found suspected drugs.
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Zach, a 29-year-old creative professional who lives on the second floor, said he heard many vehicles arriving at his block.
When he looked out the window, he saw seven or eight police cars had parked along the road.
He went downstairs to check it out and saw police questioning two men and a woman in their early 20s at the void deck.
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“[They were] seemingly nervous, not acting quite clear-minded, swaying and fidgety,” he said.
Zach also spotted several vehicle licence plates, a chopper, a few knives, and vapes laid out on the void deck floor.
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He also saw police officers escort the woman in handcuffs to a police car.
Photos he shared with MS News showed tattoos on her arms.
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While Zach did not hear or see the fight, he suspected that it took place between 4.30am and 5am.
At around that time, he purportedly heard two motorcyclists chatting. One of them said they had called the police regarding an altercation.
Zach believed that they were referring to the fight involving the three arrested suspects.
He recalled seeing two men standing near a Mitsubishi at around 6am, and police later arrested them.
In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said it received an alert about a fight at about 6.20am on 16 Dec.
It took place at Block 534 Jelapang Road, with no injuries reported.
Police arrested a 23-year-old woman and two men aged 23 and 26 for carrying offensive weapons in public places and for suspected drug-related offences.
They also arrested the woman and the 26-year-old man for fraudulent possession of property.
Police found a chopper, a flick knife, suspected drugs, drug-related paraphernalia and vapes at the scene.
SPF referred the drug-related offences to the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), and the vape-related offence to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA).
Reports say this was not the first time authorities arrested the 23-year-old woman for suspected drug-related offences.
Shin Min Daily News reported that she was involved in a previous incident on 29 June.
In that incident, she was one of two women and one man arrested in Jalan Besar for drug-related offences.
They had attempted to flee in a car but crashed into a lorry.
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