Police Rough‑Up Boozy Fume at Bukit Timah Fuel Stop
Picture this: a fuel station on Bukit Timah Road, the air thick with the scent of gasoline and a dash of stale alcohol. A 31‑year‑old man, clearly inebriated and dodging a breath‑alyser check, found himself in a showdown that turned from a routine tow to a full‑blown fight‑night.
What Went Down
- Three police officers, trying to keep the scene under control, pinned the drunken dude to the ground.
- He threw a blender of profanity our way, throwing challenges like a game‑of‑cards up the sleeve: “You want this? I’ll fight you!”
- While the officers performed the necessary force to restrain him, the man continued to resist, shouting crude insults at the officers.
- After all that chaos, the authorities placed him on a bag for suspected drunk driving, a “bother” unlawful language charge, and a false‑information chapter.
Police Say
The police stated that the suspect had failed the breath‑alyser test and was braced for arrest. “He didn’t comply,” they remark, “and force had to be used to stop him.”
Legal Wrapp‑up
The guy’s got now suspended in a cocktail of infractions: drink driving, abusive speech toward public servants, using criminal force to get off the job of an officer, and lying to police. Separately, police are still chasing the remaining details.
Meanwhile
Looking for more SP: “Man hurls vulgarities, attacks police officers at Golden Mile Complex” – a hot‑click title that’s still trending. For now, the scene is a lesson in how a simple breath‑alyser test can snowball into a full‑blown altercation, and how your local officiate may have to push you down to keep the order in place.
