4 men flee after slashing 3 victims at Tampines CC

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Posted on 22 Mar 2013

4 men flee after slashing 3 victims at Tampines CC

Three men were attacked by four others near Tampines West Community Club this morning (Mar 22) at 6.20am, who then fled the scene and left behind a bloody knife and a 200 metre-long trail of blood.

According to a report in Shin Min Daily, the incident occurred at a fast food restaurant near the community club at Avenue 3, Street 81.

A 64-year-old retiree said he saw around 10 men in their 20s outside the restaurant at 5am. An hour later, he saw three men lying in a pool of blood when cycling past Block 828.

Two of them had blood on their upper bodies and both hands, while the third man, who was bleeding from his head and arms, suffered more serious injuries.

Two men -- a 24-year-old and a 22-year-old -- were sent to Changi General Hospital for emergency treatment.

An employee at a supermarket nearby said he saw four men running past him quickly at around 6.30am. They were tall, thin and looked to be in their 20s.

"They looked like they were being chased. I even asked my friend why they were running so quickly. Only when I saw the blood left behind at the scene later then did I know that something had happened," he said.

A 14-inch-long knife with a rope tied around it was left behind at the scene.

In response to a query by STOMP, Police said:

"Police received a call today at about 6.24am requesting for assistance at Tampines West Community Centre.

"Upon Police arrival, two men were found injured at the said location.

"They were conveyed to Changi General Hospital.

"Police investigations are ongoing."

 

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Tampines fight: 35cm monster knife found at scene

March 23, 2013 - 1:38am

By: David Sun

PICTURE: Shin Min Daily News

A fight broke out at Tampines West Community Club at around 6am yesterday, involving more than 10 men and women.

Witnesses say they saw a group of six people. Two men were bleeding heavily.

The New Paper understands that a 22-year-old man had his nose slashed off in the fight.

A 35cm combat knife was also found at the scene.

The police have confirmed the incident and investigations are ongoing.

Read the full report in The New Paper on Saturday (March 23).

 

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[hokkien]

Because of basketball court?

 

[kongsimi]

The result of Singaporean first turning to We First?

 

[lianbeng]

lianbeng shocked: pia chwee ah!

 

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2 men hurt in Tampines slashing outside Community Club

By Joyce Lim
Stomp
Saturday, Mar 23, 2013

The victims, believed to be in their 20s, were left lying in a pool of blood as their attackers fled the scene. The knife, measuring about 36cm, was left behind.

Get the full story from The Straits Times.

4 men flee after slashing 3 victims at Tampines CC

SINGAPORE - Three men were attacked by four others near Tampines West Community Club Friday morning (Mar 22) at 6.20am, who then fled the scene and left behind a bloody knife and a 200 metre-long trail of blood.

According to a report in Shin Min Daily, the incident occurred at a fast food restaurant near the community club at Avenue 3, Street 81.

A 64-year-old retiree said he saw around 10 men in their 20s outside the restaurant at 5am. An hour later, he saw three men lying in a pool of blood when cycling past Block 828.

Two of them had blood on their upper bodies and both hands, while the third man, who was bleeding from his head and arms, suffered more serious injuries.

Two men - a 24-year-old and a 22-year-old - were sent to Changi General Hospital for emergency treatment.

An employee at a supermarket nearby said he saw four men running past him quickly at around 6.30am. They were tall, thin and looked to be in their 20s.

"They looked like they were being chased. I even asked my friend why they were running so quickly. Only when I saw the blood left behind at the scene later then did I know that something had happened," he said.

A 14-inch-long knife with a rope tied around it was left behind at the scene.

In response to a query by STOMP, police said:

"Police received a call today at about 6.24am requesting for assistance at Tampines West Community Centre.

"Upon Police arrival, two men were found injured at the said location.

"They were conveyed to Changi General Hospital.

"Police investigations are ongoing."

 

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Bloody trail in Punggol lift could be due to dawn fight

Stomp
Saturday, Mar 23, 2013

A Stomp contributor Ayulz saw this bloody trail at his flat in Punggol Place today (March 23) at 5.15am, which he believed came from a fight in the lift that started on the 11th floor.

According to Ayulz, the 4th floor stairs leading to the 1st floor, were also splattered with blood.

He said: "These pictures were taken at Block 206A Punggol Place. There is so much blood in the lift.

"From what I gather from the trail of blood, a fight took place in the lift on the 11th floor and continued all the way from the 4th floor staircase to the 1st floor.

"I saw the police at around 5.15am this morning till about 5pm, and they were there to investigate the case."

 

[Sinkie]

I was there.

 

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http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?148262-3-men-slashed-at-Tampines&p=1479173#post1479173

2 malay men injured.

Ahmad's nose

Iddy recovering in Changi General hospital
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[lianbeng]

lianbeng asked: why those taekwondo, silat, wushu, taiji instructors and students never joined in the fight? best chance to show who is the best mah!

 

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Police arrest 3 men involved in assault case at Tampines
By Teo Chia Leen | Posted: 24 March 2013 1837 hrs

SINGAPORE: Police have arrested three suspects, believed to be involved in the recent assault of two victims at Tampines Street 81.

Police said investigations revealed that the victims were attacked by a few men over a dispute.

They arrested the first suspect at a block in the vicinity of Tampines Street 83 on Saturday and later on the same day, the second suspect was arrested in the vicinity of Kampong Bahru.

The third suspect was arrested at a club located at Marina Bay early Sunday morning.

Police said they are actively pursuing the remaining accomplices who are on the run.

Police also added that investigations revealed that this is an isolated incident resulting from a misunderstanding between the two groups. The victims and the assailants do not know each other.

The victims who sustained multiple slash wounds, are currently in stable condition.

- CNA/ck

 

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Slash victims in Tampines West CC incident in stable condition

A trail of blood left behind at the scene of the attack outside Tampines West Community Club. The two men who were slashed outside Tampines West Community Club last Friday, resulting in one of them getting his nose hacked off, are in stable condition.

The Straits Times, Stomp
Sunday, Mar 24, 2013

SINGAPORE - One had a 19-hour operation to reconstruct his broken nose, while the other was believed to have suffered injuries to his face, head, arms and thighs after being attacked by several men.


Get the full story from The Straits Times.

SINGAPORE - Three men were attacked by four others near Tampines West Community Club Friday morning (Mar 22) at 6.20am, who then fled the scene and left behind a bloody knife and a 200 metre-long trail of blood.

According to a report in Shin Min Daily, the incident occurred at a fast food restaurant near the community club at Avenue 3, Street 81.

A 64-year-old retiree said he saw around 10 men in their 20s outside the restaurant at 5am. An hour later, he saw three men lying in a pool of blood when cycling past Block 828.

Two of them had blood on their upper bodies and both hands, while the third man, who was bleeding from his head and arms, suffered more serious injuries.

Two men - a 24-year-old and a 22-year-old - were sent to Changi General Hospital for emergency treatment.

An employee at a supermarket nearby said he saw four men running past him quickly at around 6.30am. They were tall, thin and looked to be in their 20s.

"They looked like they were being chased. I even asked my friend why they were running so quickly. Only when I saw the blood left behind at the scene later then did I know that something had happened," he said.

A 14-inch-long knife with a rope tied around it was left behind at the scene.

In response to a query by STOMP, police said:

"Police received a call today at about 6.24am requesting for assistance at Tampines West Community Centre.

"Upon Police arrival, two men were found injured at the said location.

"They were conveyed to Changi General Hospital.

"Police investigations are ongoing."

 

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Two men charged in court for knife attack outside Tampines West CC

Published on Mar 25, 2013

A trail of blood left behind at the scene of the attack outside Tampines West Community Club. Two unemployed men were charged in court on Monday with slashing two victims in Tampines last Friday. --TNP FILE PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR

By Elena Chong

Two unemployed men were charged in court on Monday with slashing two victims in Tampines last Friday.

Muhammad Hafiz Jamal and Firdaus Muhammad Abdul Aziz, both 22, are alleged to have used a combat knife to slash packer Aidil Syahril Ramadhan Idris, 26, and cleaner Ahmer Noor Rashid Shahul Hameed, 23.

They allegedly committed the offence with two others near Tampines West Community Centre at 6.24am.

Police investigation showed that the isolated incident resulted from a misunderstanding between two groups of men.

Get the full story from The Straits Times.

 

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19 hours to stitch back nose of victim in monster knife attack

March 25, 2013 - 12:56am

By: Koh Hui Theng

PHOTO: Shin Min Daily News

The 22-year-old man who had his nose slashed off in an attack on Friday morning last week had it reattached after a 19 hour-long operation.

Another man, 24, suffered multiple slash wounds after the fight broke out at Tampines West Community Club in Tampines Street 81.

Three men have been arrested in connection with the case. Two of them will be charged on Monday for causing grievous hurt with a dangerous weapon, the police said.

The suspects, aged between 23 and 29, were nabbed within 48 hours after the attack and slashing took place. More than 50 officers were involved in their capture.

Read the full report in The New Paper on Monday (March 25).