Malaysian man lured woman to HDB block with job offer, tried to drag her into lift
SINGAPORE: A 24-year-old Malaysian man lured a woman into his apartment building, stating that he was offering her a job. However, when the woman refused to be invited upstairs, the man forcibly dragged her into the elevator. Luckily, the woman managed to escape before the elevator doors closed. Case details revealed that on the evening of Sept 21 this year, the suspect met up with the female…
A Malaysian man, 24, allegedly lured a woman into his apartment building in Singapore, claiming he had a job offer for her. However, when the woman refused to be invited upstairs, the suspect forcibly dragged her into the elevator. Fortunately, the woman managed to escape before the doors closed. The incident occurred on September 21 near Ubi MRT station.
The two met up and subsequently ended up at the HDB block where the suspect lived. At 11:25 p.m., the suspect invited the victim to his apartment, promising further discussion on potential job opportunities. When the woman declined and tried to leave, the suspect grabbed her arm. She screamed for help, and the suspect dragged her into the elevator.
The victim managed to break free at the last second and ran away. The victim later reported the incident to the police and admitted that the suspect's behavior terrified her. The suspect was arrested the following day and pleaded guilty to an attempt to unlawfully imprison another person, receiving a two-week sentence. Separately, a 38-year-old man was arrested for suspected trafficking of e-cigarette cartridges containing etomidate, commonly known as 'zombie cartridges,' during an enforcement operation in Jurong East.
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