Train Trouble: When Sleeping Turns Into a Sandman
In a plot twist that could give even the most dramatic movie a run for its money, the same MRT “sleeping‑pro” who tried to sneak a hand to a stranger’s chest has shown up again—this time, next to a younger passenger.
The New Footage
On November 3rd, a woman boarded the North‑South line at Yishun and felt that the man sitting beside her was a bit too “shadow‑like.” He was wearing headphones, eye‑closure‑perfection, but his arm was clearly on an endless loop of “peek‑ab‑out‑of‑sleep.”
“I realized he was doing something off. His hand kept moving… he touched this student’s chest. No one stepped in.”
After filming, she asked her friends if that was an act or just a random snoozing stutter. Later, the drama peeled away when the young girl surrendered her seat to an older lady (in her 50s), and the man’s antics ground to a halt.
“I recognized him!”
When the viral clip of Dwayne Low (the heroic “train‑savior”) rolled around, the passenger suddenly noticed a familiar swagger—and a clutch of the same bag. He confirmed it: same dude, same deed.
- The footage was posted on Instagram on 17th November.
- Dwayne appealed for folks to step up when witnessing public harassment.
- The message: “If you see someone like this, don’t sit back—talk up!”
All in all, it’s a reminder that the MRT carries more than just commuters—it carries drama—in a sneaky, headphone‑driven bundle.
