Man, 60, given 12-month conditional warning after alleged attack on hawker-actor Huang Yiliang
The man had been accused of voluntarily causing hurt and intentional harassment.
A 60-year-old man who allegedly attacked former actor Huang Yiliang following a dispute at a hawker centre in MacPherson has been given a 12-month conditional warning by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), according to sources. The incident occurred on the evening of May 10, when the 64-year-old actor and his husband were involved in a dispute with the owner of a neighbouring chicken rice stall.
The police consulted the Attorney-General's Chambers before issuing the warning, which stated that the man was accused of voluntarily causing hurt and intentional harassment. Huang Yiliang, who runs a seafood stall at Circuit Road Hawker Centre, expressed his intention to continue operating his stall despite the warning, stating that he hopes to draw a clear line between himself and the other parties involved.
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