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Man arrested for causing hurt, drug offences after knife incident in Yishun

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Emergency responders rushed to Block 461B Yishun Avenue 6 after being alerted to the violent confrontation in the late afternoon. The injured 58-year-old man was conveyed conscious to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital by the Singapore Civil Defence Force. Investigators recovered a knife blade from the location following a dispute that turned physical. Matters involving suspected illicit substances will be transferred to the Central Narcotics Bureau while police inquiries continue.

Key points

  • A 67-year-old suspect faces allegations of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weap…: A 67-year-old suspect faces allegations of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon and drug-related offences.
  • Suspected narcotics violations uncovered during the incident will be referred to the Cent…: Suspected narcotics violations uncovered during the incident will be referred to the Central Narcotics Bureau.
  • Police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the violent confrontation and re…: Police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the violent confrontation and recovered weapon remain ongoing.

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SINGAPORE – A 67-year-old man was arrested for voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon and suspected drug-related offences following a knife incident in Yishun on Nov 13.

In a media reply on Nov 14, the police said they were alerted to the incident at 4.05pm at Block 461B Yishun Avenue 6 on Nov 13.

When the police arrived at the scene, they found an injured man. The 58-year-old man was taken conscious to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital by the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

Preliminary investigations revealed that both men were involved in a dispute before the incident, the police said, adding that a knife blade was seized.

The police said that the suspected drug-related offences will be referred to the Central Narcotics Bureau.

Investigations are ongoing.

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