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Elderly employer assaulted as maid snatches cane, shoves him, slams head on wall

A 94-year-old employer knocked on the door late at night with a cane, wanting to go out for dinner. After the maid opened the door, she snatched the cane away. The two struggled for about 20 second... This article ( Elderly employer assaulted as maid snatches cane, shoves him, slams head on wall ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .

Elderly employer assaulted as maid snatches cane, shoves him, slams head on wall

According to Shin Min Daily News, a 31-year-old Indonesian domestic helper assaulted her 94-year-old male employer in Singapore. The incident occurred when the employer, residing in a unit on Telok Blangah Road, asked the maid to take him out for dinner at night. When the maid refused and the employer tried to use a cane to reach the door, the maid grabbed the cane and engaged in a struggle with her employer, which lasted around 20 seconds.

During the altercation, the employer lost his balance, fell on the floor, and struck his head against the wall. CCTV footage captured the entire incident. The maid, who later pleaded guilty to reckless assault, was sentenced to eight weeks in jail. She was also hospitalized for treatment and observation, receiving platelet transfusions to prevent further complications from a subdural haemorrhage and a scalp laceration.

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