Source: Singapore Laughs on Facebook and SG Road Vigilante on Facebook
A 52-year-old man allegedly smashed the windscreen of over 15 vehicles in a Jurong West carpark on Monday (23 March).
Video footage of the aftermath surfaced on various social media platforms, with the vehicles seemingly targeted at random.
The man was eventually apprehended by police officers, some of whom were carrying riot shields.
The carpark where the incident occurred is believed to be at 18 Enterprise Road.
Checks by MS News indicate that the area is an industrial estate.
In a video posted on the Singapore Laughs Facebook page, most of the vehicles were spotted with big holes in their windscreen.
Source: Singapore Laughs on Facebook
The roughly two-minute-long clip shows numerous vehicles, mostly cars, with their windscreens busted open.
Source: Singapore Laughs on Facebook
In a separate video, posted on SG Road Vigilante’s Facebook page, police officers can be seen surrounding a man, believed to be the suspect.
The man can be seen holding an object while crossing the road towards a small tree.
Source: SG Road Vigilante on Facebook
He proceeds to squat underneath the tree, while police officers approach him with riot shields in hand.
Source: SG Road Vigilante on Facebook
It is unknown what object was carried by the man, and if it was used to damage the windscreens.
In response to MS News‘ queries, the police said it received a call for assistance at 18 Enterprise Road at 1.35pm.
A 52-year-old man was arrested for public nuisance and mischief.
He was also conveyed conscious to the hospital, and police investigations are ongoing.
MS News also reached out to the Singapore Civil Defence Force, who confirmed that they received a call for assistance near the junction of Enterprise Road and Fan Yoong Road.
One person was conveyed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.
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Featured image adapted from Singapore Laughs on Facebook and SG Road Vigilante on Facebook