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S'porean man, 36, sets childhood friend on fire, stabs girlfriend while out on bail, jailed 1 year

He is now engaged and in a stable relationship with another woman, according to his lawyer.

S'porean man, 36, sets childhood friend on fire, stabs girlfriend while out on bail, jailed 1 year

A 36-year-old Singaporean man, identified as Donovan Doran Chung Yi Peng, set fire to his childhood friend's workshop in 2019 and fled Singapore, only to be apprehended five years later. Upon his arrest, he was already on bail for attacking his ex-girlfriend. The assault on his former friend occurred during a disagreement at the workshop, leading to burns on 11% of the man's body, necessitating skin grafting and multiple operations.

Five years later, while on bail, Chung attacked his ex-girlfriend twice, causing injuries including a laceration on her thigh, bruising on her eye and nasal bridge, and requiring medical attention. Despite his actions, the couple continued their relationship, and he is now engaged, expecting their first child in October.

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