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Serious Drunk Drug Addict Old Farts Beat Up And Rob Good Bus Driver After He Told Them To Wear Mask Properly! Guess Race!

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SINGAPORE — In a state of intoxication, a man held onto a bus driver’s arm to restrain him, while another man slapped, punched and hit the driver’s head and face multiple times.

The assault happened on the bus in the morning of Nov 2, after Aziz Khan Sher Khan, 61, and another man were told to wear their masks properly after boarding the vehicle at Selarang Halfway House.

Investigations revealed they had been drinking alcohol prior to the incident, and they continued drinking from their cans of beer while on the bus.

For voluntarily causing grievous hurt with common intention, Aziz Khan was sentenced to 10 months' jail on Wednesday (Dec 29), with an additional 24 days' enhanced imprisonment.


After the driver, who is an employee of Go-Ahead Singapore, asked the two men to put on their masks properly, he returned to his seat and reported the matter to the control room.

The driver was also advised to stop the bus and lock the doors as a police report had been made.

After realising that the bus was eventually stopped along Loyang Avenue, both men got angry and confronted the driver, who was seated in the driver’s seat.

Aziz Khan also hurled vulgarities at the driver, and shouted at him to open the doors.

When the driver refused to do so, Aziz Khan spoke to him in a threatening manner and grabbed him by his shirt before returning to his seat.

However, the other man, Ahmad Robinson, 70, remained at the driver’s cabin area where a fight broke out. When the driver attempted to make a phone call, Ahmad knocked the phone out of his hand.

At this time, Aziz Khan had joined in the fight. He reached over the driver’s cabin door to restrain the driver and snatched his phone away.

Ahmad slapped, punched and hit the victim’s head and face multiple times, hitting the driver’s nose in the process, while Aziz Khan assisted by holding onto the driver’s left arm to restrain him.

Aziz Khan also took the driver’s wallet and put it in his pants.

In the midst of the assault, one of the buttons in the driver’s cabin area was accidentally pressed, causing the bus doors to open. Both men fled immediately.

The assault lasted for 12 minutes, according to footage captured on the bus’ closed-circuit television footage.

The driver, who was conscious when taken to the hospital, sustained a fracture on the tip of his nasal bone as well as tenderness over his left lower chest.

For Aziz Khan’s involvement in the assault, the prosecution sought for 12 to 18 months' jail with an enhanced sentence of 24 days for several aggravating factors.

These factors included that the driver was a vulnerable frontline worker and the assault had caused disruption to general commuters.

Furthermore, both men were “aggressors who persistently assaulted the victim, who did not retaliate”, according to court documents.

The court heard that Aziz Khan had previously been charged for similar offences.

In 2003, Aziz Khan was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment for assaulting or using criminal force to deter a public servant from discharge of his duty. He was then given three months’ imprisonment in 2009 for voluntarily causing hurt to deter a public servant from duty.

And in May 2021, he was sentenced to a week in jail for affray in breach of his conditional remission order.

For voluntarily causing grievous hurt with common intention, Aziz Khan could have been imprisoned up to 5 years, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

Ahmad's case is pending. A warrant to arrest him was issued earlier this month after he failed to turn up in court. CNA

https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...us-driver-refusing-wear-mask-properly-1780541
 
Send the fucking m&d to the firing squad, fuck his mother's puki.
 
12 minutes and the cops still not there. I think their response is pathetic and they too should be charged for lethargy.
 
Bus driver so siao on, might as well stop driving bus for a living and be an ambassa-turd instead. :rolleyes:
 
Ahmad Robinson. Didn't know a Mat can have an Ang Moh surname.
 

Bus driver restrained and assaulted by two men, had his wallet stolen​


Wan Ting Koh
Wan Ting Koh
·Senior Reporter
Wed, 29 December 2021, 3:51 pm·3-min read


Man with face being punched

Assault (Yahoo file photo)
SINGAPORE — Two men who were drinking beer on board a bus were asked by the driver to wear their masks properly, with the bus doors subsequently locked.
Angered, Aziz Khan Sher Khan, 61, and Ahmad Robinson, 70, attacked the 62-year-old bus driver, with Aziz restraining the man while Ahmad hit him and fractured his nose.
The unemployed pair then fled with the driver’s wallet in the incident.
Aziz was jailed for 10 months and 24 days on Wednesday (29 December) after he pleaded guilty to one count of voluntarily causing hurt and in the process inflicting unintentional grievous injury.
A count of failing to wear his mask in the incident, and a count of stealing the driver’s wallet were taken into consideration for his sentencing.
The driver was then employed by Go-Ahead Singapore, a bus operator service.
On 2 November, the victim drove the double-decker bus service 2 when the duo boarded the bus in the vicinity of Selarang Halfway House in the morning. The pair had been drinking alcohol and were holding cans of beer when they boarded the bus. Seeing them, the driver told them to wear their masks properly.
They then sat near the front of the bus, facing the staircase to the upper deck. Both continued drinking beer, drawing the attention of the driver, who left his cabin to ask them to put on their masks.
He reported the matter to Go-Ahead Singapore’s control room and was instructed to stop the bus and lock the doors as a police report had been made. The driver did as he was told and stopped the bus along Loyang Avenue.
Realising the doors were locked, the two men confronted the driver aggressively, with Aziz hurling profanities at him. Ahmad kicked the rear door of the bus several times.
A tussle broke out between Ahmad and the driver. Aziz later joined in to snatch the driver’s phone away when the latter tried to make a phone call.
With Aziz restraining the driver, Ahmad climbed over the cabin door and slapped the driver’s head and face. He then climbed back out and kicked the driver’s head and body four to five times in the process. Aziz stole the driver’s wallet and slipped in into his pants.
After a brief break, Ahmad grabbed the driver by the nape of his neck and started kicking him again. The button controlling the bus doors was accidentally pressed, causing the doors to open. The two men fled immediately.
The driver later found his wallet missing.
The attack, which lasted 12 minutes, was captured by CCTV cameras within the bus. The bus service was disrupted for at least 23 minutes. During the incident, there were two commuters in the bus.
The driver underwent X rays of his chest and nasal bone, which revealed that his nasal bone was fractured. He was given six days of hospitalisation leave.
Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Emily Koh said that Aziz had previously committed multiple offences, including violence against a public servant, for which he was convicted in 2003 and 2009. In May this year, Aziz was jailed for a week for affray and for breaching his mandatory aftercare conditions.
He had been on remission when he offended with the latest charges.
DPP Koh noted that the driver had been trapped in his cabin with no means of escape and had his face, which was a vulnerable part of his body, targeted. Aziz had also robbed the victim in broad daylight.
Mitigating in person, Aziz said he was “very sorry” for the incident. “I feel deep inside very remorseful for what I have done. I am very sorry,” he said.
Ahmad has been charged and his case is pending before the courts.
 
The bus driver bought it on himself. If he open the door n let those druggies out. It would be fine. Dumb to put himself at risk for nothing. He is not police. No right to detain others
 
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