Man charged with breaking into coffee shop, setting fire to tissue a day before circuit breaker started

SINGAPORE: A day before circuit breaker measures shuttering shops kicked in, a man allegedly broke into a coffee shop, stole cash and set fire to ...

SINGAPORE: A day before circuit breaker measures shuttering shops kicked in, a man allegedly broke into a coffee shop, stole cash and set fire to a stack of tissue paper.

Minutes later, between 1.45am and 3am, he allegedly broke into the U1 Coffeeshop at Block 83 Macpherson Lane.Advertisement Assistant Commissioner of Police Julius Lim, commander of Bedok Police Division, said:"At a time when more businesses are shuttered due to the COVID-19 situation, break-ins like this are particularly egregious."

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