Bloody Night in Ang Mo Kio Leaves a 73‑Year‑Old Stunned
Midnight Mayhem at Block 562
It was a quiet Sunday when Mr Ho, a retired deliveryman, was woken up by the sound of shouting coming from the apartment next door. Thinking it was just a heated argument, he barely managed to get back to bed. He wasn’t prepared for what awaited him at 8 am.
The Scene First Light
When Mr Ho finally opened his front door, the view that greeted him was far from ordinary. Blood streaked across the corridor, and officers had already cordoned off the neighboring unit. “I saw blood while I was still half‑asleep,” he told The New Paper. “I had no idea what was happening.”
Police Involvement
The authorities were alerted to a dispute at Block 562, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, at about 12:55 am. Upon arrival:
- A 39‑year‑old woman and a man, aged 51 were found outside the residence, both with multiple injuries.
- Both were conscious and taken to the hospital, but the man succumbed to his wounds later.
- Investigations revealed that the two parties knew each other.
Arrest and Charges
Mr Ho’s frantic account was the tip that led police to the scene, and with his help, a suspect was located. The 39‑year‑old woman has been arrested and will face murder charges today while she is still hospitalized.
What We Know
Here’s a quick rundown of the key facts:
- Time of disturbance: 12:55 am
- Location: Block 562, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3
- Involved parties: 51‑year‑old man (deceased) + 39‑year‑old woman (arrested)
- Witness: 73‑year‑old Mr Ho
- Resulting damage: Blood present on corridor walls
Author’s Note
What began as a simple quarrel turned into a night of terror and loss. Mr Ho’s calm, everyday life was thrust into the spotlight when he stumbled upon the grim aftermath. By sharing his story, he gave the police a chance to piece together the puzzle before the culprit slipped away. The community is still reeling from the unsettling events of the early morning, signaling that even our quiet streets can hold unpredictable dangers. Feel free to spread the word – one voice can often make all the difference.
Punggol case
Deadly Stabbing at Sumang Walk – Police Still on the Case
In a shocking twist after last night’s Punggol incident, authorities are now facing a second murder in a single week. The latest case involves a 43‑year‑old man who is alleged to have stabbed a 46‑year‑old neighbour to death in Sumang Walk.
How the Drama Unfolded
- 3 pm, Wednesday: Emergency calls hit the police about a violent assault at a residential unit.
- Arrival of officers: They found the 46‑year‑old man prone outside the building, with multiple stab wounds. He was later pronounced dead.
- Immediate action: The suspect was detained on the spot and charged with murder.
Other Key Details
Police are still digging through evidence, so the case is far from closed. But those in the area suspect the culprit is someone who had lived nearby for years, complicating the plot even further.
Where the Pulse Is – Ang Mo Kio
When the TNP team visited yesterday, the once‑chaotic corridor was clean; cordons were lifted so residents could breathe easy again.
Long‑Time Residents & Their Stories
- Mr. Ho (66) and his wife: They have called the address home for 40 years. Mr. Ho says the culprit’s former spouse was from Hong Kong and he’d moved in about a decade ago.
- The 10‑year rule: According to local lore, a ten‑year friendship was long enough to cross into danger. Truth be told, this is still a stone‑cold crime, all turned into a dramatic story for the next week.
So, if you’re stuck inside this neighbourhood, keep your windows locked and your senses sharpened. The next chapter of this grim tale is yet unwritten, but police are on the hunt—and the stakes are the highest: the death penalty. Stay tuned; the final verdict comes in secrets that keep us all on hush‑hush.
The Night That Turned a Quiet Street into a Crime Scene
When a sudden tragedy slices through a quiet neighbourhood, moments that seemed ordinary go back in a new, grim light. That’s what happened last night on a street that, until then, felt like an off‑the‑grid slice of city life.
Who Was Involved?
Mr. Ho, the friendly neighbour everyone knew, told us he once chatted with a man named Mr. X—the guy everyone assumed had a stable life. But digging a little deeper, the story unfolded into a tangled web.
- Mr. X’s first family: A daughter with the ex‑wife, then a split.
- Second marriage: The man tied the knot with a Vietnamese woman, and together they had another daughter—believed to be about three years old.
- Later breakup: The Vietnamese couple split roughly three years ago.
- New partner: He’s now with a third Vietnamese woman, but it’s unclear if they’re officially married.
Neighbors’ Tell‑Tale
Madam Ong (52)
“I was snug in bed around 10, sleep‑heavy and trusting the night was still quiet. Then, the next morning, there’s a scene of police officers and blood outside my flat—like a dramatic movie from the next block. Makes you think ‘Whoa, this is far from my reality.’ I never guessed it would happen this close.”
Mr. J. Ng (18)
“I was snoozing in the void deck when I heard shouting below—no idea what it was at first, but someone wasn’t having it. The noise pushed them upstairs, turning the place into a battlefield. I’ve never seen anything like it.”
Emotional Verdict
Mr. Ho, stitched up behind a wall of disbelief, said, “We always thought the couple was getting along. Thanks to one heated argument, life’s tragically cut short.”
Background
This piece once appeared on The New Paper, entire care taken to keep the details accurate while letting the human story shine. All rights reserved; reproduction requires permission.
