Last Friday (27 Oct), two Singaporeans were arrested in connection with a shocking fatal stabbing outside a Johor Bahru (JB) nightclub.
A young man passed away from injuries sustained during the incident.
However, one of the two Singaporeans arrested has reportedly been released on bail.
Source: Shin Min Daily News on Facebook
This happened after he was charged in court with drug and traffic offences.
29-year-old Singaporean Pan Xuanyao (name transliterated from Mandarin) appeared in a Malaysian court on Monday (30 Oct) morning, reported Shin Min Daily News.
On 27 Oct, he allegedly drove under the influence of drugs at 5.28am along Jalan Tanjong Puteri.
He eventually lost control of the Singapore-registered Audi he was driving and crashed into the gates of a royal palace.
Source: @asyrafnissandb on TikTok
Pan was eventually handed two charges — the first was for violating a law on controlled drugs and the other for a road traffic offence.
Further to that, the judge set a bail of RM7,000 (S$2,006) on the former charge and RM5,000 (S$1,433) on the latter.
That means he was released on a total bail of RM12,000 (S$3,440).
Source: Shin Min Daily News
According to his defence lawyer, it’s believed that he can get his passport back.
The other suspects in the case were identified as another Singaporean man, 26-year-old Fu Yiming, and 33-year-old Malaysian woman Yang Yiwen (names transliterated from Mandarin).
The two Singaporeans. Source: Sin Chew Daily
The trio were found in the Audi that crashed and tested positive for methamphetamine, reported the China Press.
The police also seized a knife and razor blade from them.
They are suspected of being involved in a stabbing earlier that night.
The victim, 25-year-old Xie Zhiyu (name transliterated from Mandarin), was reportedly stabbed at least nine times, including in his chest, abdomen, and ribs.
Mr Xie was mourned by tearful friends and family during his wake on Monday (30 Oct), reported Sin Chew Daily.
His parents and younger brother were seen kneeling in front of his photo while strains of Jacky Cheung’s ‘Blessing’ (祝福) played.
Source: Sin Chew Daily
His body was later cremated at Nirvana Kulai Memorial Park.
Earlier, his parents told the media that they believed he died a wrongful death.
His father also said that he didn’t recognise the three suspects.
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Featured image adapted from Shin Min Daily News on Facebook.
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