Video Shows 2 Singaporeans Exiting Their Audi To Attack A Motorist Near Tuas Checkpoint
They were angry at him for trying to "cut" into their lane.
By Sadho Ram — 15 Jul 2018, 04:23 PM
In a video uploaded on STOMP's Facebook page, two men in a Singapore-registered Audi are seen physically attacking the driver of a Malaysia-registered Hyundai near Tuas Checkpoint on 12 July
According to an eyewitness who originally shot the video of the incident, a bus had broken down on the first lane at Tuas Checkpoint.
"As a gracious driver, the white Hyundai Starex driver signalled to indicate a lane change. Most cars in the second lane practised the '1-in-1-out' rule to allow cars in the first lane to merge and overtake the bus, except for the blue Audi," she said.
The video shot by her shows how the Audi refuses to let the Hyundai switch lanes.
"The unfortunate incident did not stop just there. The Audi driver and his passenger stepped out of their car and started to physically attack the Hyundai driver. It was unfortunate that the Hyundai driver did not lock his doors," she told STOMP.
In the video, the two men can be seen exiting their Audi and flinging open the doors of the Hyundai while the car was still moving:
However, no police report was lodged
According to the eyewitness, the person inside the Hyundai, despite being physically attacked, "was in a rush and seemed reluctant to pursue the matter. He also wanted to avoid trouble as he frequently enters SG-JB."