Law of the jungle in JB. 可以吗?

[Nut]

A Singapore driver's dashcam captured a violent altercation involving 2 men in Johor Bahru on Jun. 7.

Speaking to Mothership, the driver said the incident happened near Tampoi at around 6.38pm. He saw both men arguing before the situation quickly escalated into a violent clash.

The driver saw 1 man fall to the ground, seemingly unconscious, during the scuffle. However, the other man did not stop; he continued ramming the unconscious guy's head into the ground and kicking his body.

When he returned to Singapore, the driver attempted to report the footage to JB police online but was allegedly told that they did not accept non-physical reports from non-Malaysians.

 

[KingFook Sr]

Just avoid JB and have a better life.

 

[WangChuk]

that humji sinkie robin hood want to hero via internet aftermath ... at the scene he humji drive away taking weedio .... most likely sinkie lao aunty driver ...

 

[Si1verwolf]

Looks like the skinny shirtless guy provoked the bigger guy with a backpack.

Big or small. Tall or short. Skinny or buffed up. Whoever you are always think thrice before you are ever tempted to initiate a street altercation. Chuck aside your ego and just walk away.

There are no winners in a street altercation. It's really not worth it.

Don't be like this self-entitled uncle anyhow challen here challen there. The delulu doesn't know what kind of trouble he was asking for *LOL*
https://www.stomp.sg/singapore-seen...mper-driving-so-slow-and-asks-him-fight-lower

A Singapore driver's dashcam captured a violent altercation involving 2 men in Johor Bahru on Jun. 7.

Speaking to Mothership, the driver said the incident happened near Tampoi at around 6.38pm. He saw both men arguing before the situation quickly escalated into a violent clash.

The driver saw 1 man fall to the ground, seemingly unconscious, during the scuffle. However, the other man did not stop; he continued ramming the unconscious guy's head into the ground and kicking his body.

When he returned to Singapore, the driver attempted to report the footage to JB police online but was allegedly told that they did not accept non-physical reports from non-Malaysians.