The sequence of events began on the evening of Nov 6 when Yugendran K. Yellumalai allegedly slashed a man's back with a penknife at a River Valley Road eatery. When patrolling officers attempted to intercept his vehicle the following day on Tessensohn Road, he fled, initiating a police chase that ended in a serious collision. The suspect ran a red light at the intersection of Race Course Road and Birch Road, causing his vehicle to hit another car and flip over. All three occupants of the struck car were transported to the hospital alongside the arrested suspect.
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A 36-year-old driver and two female passengers aged 26 and 42 required hospitalization fo…: A 36-year-old driver and two female passengers aged 26 and 42 required hospitalization following the crash.
The 33-year-old suspect was arrested, hospitalized, and is scheduled to appear in court a…: The 33-year-old suspect was arrested, hospitalized, and is scheduled to appear in court again on Nov 13.
Conviction for the weapon assault charge carries penalties of up to seven years in prison…: Conviction for the weapon assault charge carries penalties of up to seven years in prison, caning, and fines.
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- Yugendran K. Yellumalai was charged after allegedly slashing a man with a penknife at a River Valley Road eatery on Nov 6.
- He was allegedly involved in a police car chase the next day, and his vehicle collided with another car.
- His case will be mentioned again on Nov 13.
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SINGAPORE = A man was charged on Nov 7 with assault and causing hurt to three people by driving in a dangerous manner following a police car chase at Little India.
Yugendran K. Yellumalai, 33, was at a River Valley Road eatery at around 8.30pm on Nov 6 when he allegedly used a penknife to slash a 34-year-old man’s back.
Yugendran fled the scene and the victim was taken to hospital.
In an earlier statement, police said their officers patrolling along Tessensohn Road, near Balestier Road, spotted a vehicle of interest the next day and signalled for it to stop.
However, Yugendran, who was the driver, allegedly failed to comply and sped off.
Officers chased it, and court documents stated that he failed to stop…
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