A 28-year-old man was arrested after he threw a number of items from a high floor of a block in Bedok Reservoir.
The incident occurred on Thursday (12 Sept) afternoon at Block 608 Bedok Reservoir Road, reported Shin Min Daily News.
Source: Google Maps
A reader tipped off the paper that someone was throwing many items from a unit there, causing a mess on the ground.
A video posted by Facebook account Fabrications About Singapore showed a thick mattress emerging from an open window on the eighth floor of the block.
It then fell a considerable distance to the ground, followed by a white sheet of cloth.
Source: Fabrications About Singapore on Facebook
The clip also showed a man at the window. Seemingly noticing that he was being recorded, he waved and smiled at the camera.
Source: Fabrications About Singapore on Facebook
Another video seen by Shin Min showed somebody breaking the window from the inside, causing glass shards to fall out.
It also showed several items on the ground and a police cordon set up at the scene.
Source: Fabrications About Singapore on Facebook
Reporters who rushed to the location saw a bedsheet and two TV sets on the ground.
Source: Fabrications About Singapore on Facebook
Police officers were also there collecting evidence, with some taking photos and others maintaining order.
At about 2.30pm, a man in handcuffs was seen being led to a police car.
Source: Shin Min Daily News
In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said it received a call for assistance from the location at about 12.30pm on Thursday (12 Sept).
A 28-year-old man was arrested for a rash act that endangered the life or personal safety of others.
No injuries were reported were reported from the incident.
Police investigations are ongoing.
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Featured image adapted from Shin Min Daily News on Facebook and Fabrications About Singapore on Facebook.
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