The Singapore Prison Service (SPS) said it has lodged a police report after a prison transport vehicle damaged the side mirror of a car in an accident. The vehicle was travelling along Simei Street 3 at about 9.20am on Tuesday (Oct 8). In a statement posted to Facebook on Wednesday afternoon, SPS said that inmates and escorting officers from the...
An object falls onto Simei Street 3 as the prison transport vehicle drives past.The Singapore Prison Service said it has lodged a police report after a prison transport vehicle damaged the side mirror of a car in an accident.In a statement posted to Facebook on Wednesday afternoon, SPS said that inmates and escorting officers from the Changi Prison Complex onboard the vehicle were en-route to the Changi General Hospital for the inmates' medical appointments.
Dashcam footage of the incident, recorded from the affected car, was uploaded to Facebook group SG Road Vigilante on Wednesday. According to the post, the car owner had heard a "knocking sound" and realised their left side mirror was "slightly damaged".
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