Failed phone trade-in allegedly sparks altercation at Singapore phone shop, police investigate
SINGAPORE, Sept 27 — Local mobile phone repair and retail shop Mister Mobile has asked the public not to speculate...
A man became agitated at a Mister Mobile outlet in Singapore's VivoCity mall after a phone trade-in could not be completed, according to footage circulating online. The incident unfolded around 2.30pm on September 25, as reported by Sgfollowsall, who uploaded the video to social media.
In the footage, a man in a red t-shirt can be seen throwing something at a shopkeeper and pulling at fixtures on the counter in an apparent attempt to damage store property. A security guard intervenes to stop the man, while another individual appears to calm the situation and leads the agitated individual away from the store with a visible injury to his back.
Mister Mobile responded to the viral video on their official Instagram account, thanking the public for their concern but urging everyone to refrain from speculation. They explained that the altercation occurred after a trade-in could not be completed and that all staff members were safe, with no medical attention required. The company is assisting the police with their investigation by providing CCTV footage.
The police received a call for assistance at 1 Harbourfront Walk around 2.35pm on September 25, leading to the involvement of a 19-year-old man who is assisting in the investigation for mischief and voluntarily causing hurt. No injuries were reported, and the police stated that their investigation is ongoing.
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