SINGAPORE (STOMP) - A 52-year-old car driver was arrested for suspected drug-related and traffic-related offences after an accident involving four vehicles in Sembawang last Friday (June 19).. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A 52-year-old car driver was arrested for suspected drug-related and traffic-related offences after an accident involving four vehicles in Sembawang last Friday .
The traffic offences include dangerous driving, driving without a valid licence and taking a motor vehicle without its owner's consent. The police told citizen journalism site Stomp that they were alerted to an accident involving a bus and three cars at the junction of Sembawang Road and Gambas Avenue at 10.08am.
A video posted by Facebook page Roads.sg shows a black car beating a red light and ramming into a blue car, before hitting a bus.The police said that a 50-year-old male car driver and his 39-year-old female passenger were conscious when taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. The 52-year-old male car driver had fled the scene and was later arrested in Canberra Road on the same day.
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