When an 8‑am Night at East Coast Park Turns into a Real‑Life Drama
Imagine this: It’s 3:15 a.m. at the East Coast Park car‑park, and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) gets a frantic call from a panicked voice. The culprit? A man who just can’t seem to hold his temper while clutching a phone and a bag of beer…
What the footage shows
- Instant replay of a 14‑second clip: Someone on the “Stomp” app snaps a juicy moment where the guy keeps lasers at a woman, jabbing and kicking like a professional boxer (only no gloves).
- It’s not just a one‑off: The lady tries to dodge, flip, and make a break for the still shadows of the night. “Cue the emergency jazz,” you can hear it say.
- Then another man—think the neighborhood hero—steps in. The attacker gives him a punch that’s as glorious as an over‑pumped muscle in a gym video, and the brave soul crashes to the floor. Ouch.
Blood tells the truth
From the Stomp footage, you can practically taste the drama: blood stains spray the walls, a freak breeze of embarrassment, and H-boon you wonder why the guy’s movie just doesn’t have a “safety” sign around the scene.
The SCDF’s quick jig‑jab
Within minutes, the SCDF dispatched two first‑responders to the frayed scene and dropped them off at Changi General Hospital. Truth is, these heroes probably had a good drink in the morning… oh wait, they made it for the shift. Human good! Good job!
We’re looking for the underlying truth
As the world watches this outrage, it’s one of those “you’ve got to see it to believe it” moments. A life could have been saved by a second hesitation from a passerby. Where’s the real answer? The investigation is still underway. (Hold onto your phones and watch for updates.)
Late‑Night Frolic Turns Into a Police Call
At 2:49 a.m., the police received a frantic call about a 41‑year‑old man who allegedly hit a 31‑year‑old woman. The man has since stepped forward as part of the investigation.
- The alleged attacker has cooperated—something that’s not a common thing to hear at that hour.
- Authorities are determining if it’s a misunderstanding, a slip‑up, or something more serious.
This snappy incident reminds everyone that late‑night adventures can turn fast. Stay safe, keep your elbows inside the car, and always remember: if the police call, it’s probably time to slow down.
Earlier: “Your volume is too high”
Not to be confused with a recent case where an elderly commuter was physically reprimanded for blasting music on a train.
