SINGAPORE - It was not just one road rage incident, but on a total of three separate occasions, Muhammad Fuad Kamroden assaulted or used criminal force on other drivers after getting into a dispute with them.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - It was not just one road rage incident, but on a total of three separate occasions, Muhammad Fuad Kamroden assaulted or used criminal force on other drivers after getting into a dispute with them.
Two other charges involving harassment will be taken into consideration during sentencing at a later date. Fuad felt that Mr Pek was driving too slowly and sounded his horn. He then overtook Mr Pek's lorry, pointed his middle finger as he passed the vehicle, and stopped his car in front of the lorry. The taxi driver, Mohamed Iqbal Mohamed Shariff, 46, had been queueing to pick his passenger up from the taxi stand when a road marshal directed him to move his taxi to a pick-up point meant for private cars.
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