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19-year-old youth stabbed outside Lot 1 shopping mall
Posted on 02 October 2013
A 19-year-old youth was slashed outside Lot 1 shopping mall last night (Oct 1). The Police arrested a man in his 20s in relation to the incident.
STOMPers L, Missy, Frederick and Shaharudeen have contributed photos of the incident to STOMP, along with the relevant information.
STOMPer L was at the shopping mall with his friends sometime after 9pm yesterday when he saw police cordoning off the area.
He said there were more than seven police officers at the scene, and he could see a long blood trail on the ground.
He said:
"It is scary when there are slashing cases happening around the neighbourhood mall with so many adults, children and youths.
"Can we still feel safe shopping in neighbourhood malls?"
The STOMPer added that it was not the first time such an incident has happened in the area.
Another STOMPer who was at the scene, Missy, said that the youth who was slashed was bleeding from his stomach, but he didn't seem to be in a serious condition.
She added that a girl who was believed to have been with the attacker was also questioned by the police.
A Police spokesperson said they received a call at 9.31pm yesterday requesting for assistance at a shopping mall at Choa Chu Kang Ave 4.
Upon their arrival, a 19-year-old youth was found injured. He was later conveyed conscious to NUH.
Police has also confirmed that a man in his 20s was arrested in relation to the incident, and that investigations are ongoing.
Man held in mall stabbing tells police: Come arrest me
October 2, 2013 - 11:57pm
By: Wong Cong Xu
PHOTO: Stomp
A 20-year-old man who stabbed his schoolmate at a Choa Chu Kang mall on Tuesday night waited coolly for the police to arrive.
His 19-year-old victim was bleeding from the stomach after the attack but he was still standing.
“The attacker just walked around, waiting for the police to come," said Mr Frederick See, 32, a customer relations executive who got to the scene a few minutes after the stabbing.
Mr See said he saw the attacker later offering his hands to be handcuffed by police.
The victim was taken to National University Hospital still conscious and investigations are ongoing, said police.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Thursday (Oct 3).
Lot One stabbing: Alleged attacker and victim are course mates at Shatec
Stomp
Thursday, Oct 03, 2013
A heated dispute between two Culinary Arts coursemates from Shatec turned ugly when one was allegedly stabbed in the abdomen by the other with a pocket knife at Lot One on Tuesday (Oct 1) night.
The 19-year-old victim, Tan Zhi Long, was quarreling with the 20-year-old suspect outside the malls McDonald's outlet before he was stabbed.
Shin Min Daily news reported that the two youths, believed to be friends, had met to settle a month long dispute which had escalated when both were posted to the same food outlet.
The victim had shown up with his cousin while the suspect had shown up with his girlfriend.
Eyewitnesses stated that the victim's cousin, however, was not present when the two men were arguing.
Passers-by also stated that the argument attracted their attention. One of the youths suddenly stumbled away while bleeding from his abdomen and covered his wound with a white cloth, staining it red.
The suspect and his girlfriend remained at the scene after the attack, reports The Straits Times. When Police arrived at the scene, he held out his arms and challenged them to arrest him.
An eyewitness also told The New Paper that both men remained calm after the incident, and that the victim even stayed on his feet and argued with the suspect's girlfriend after the stabbing.
Police also said that the victim was conveyed conscious to NUH, and is in stable condition, and that investigations into the case were ongoing.
