VIDEO | Drunk UK man in S’pore bar refuses to queue to use toilet, strangles teenager, cuts another with broken glass, hurls vulgarities at female SPF officer

A Caucasian man was arrested by police for refusing to properly line up to use the restroom and causing a commotion at the scene.

“He was drunk, and he strangled a teenager at the bar Drunk Skunk. The manager called the cops. Then he got arrested,” wrote Instagram page @sgfollowsall on May 23, quoting a witness.

Footage of the incident showed the man arguing with at least three police officers.

 

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Following the altercation, the video transitions to the man already on the floor being apprehended by the officers and security personnel.

According to the Chinese newspaper Shin Min Daily News, the incident happened on May 22 at about 1:13 am at Drunk Skunk, a bar on Circular Road.

“After breaking free from his friend, he picked up two glasses from the table and smashed them,” said the bar manager, who called the police. The man also swung at another individual with broken glass, causing a superficial cut on the victim’s left elbow.

“When the officers approached him, he was uncooperative and refused to provide his information. The man allegedly began raising his voice and making vulgar and racist remarks to the officers on the scene,” recalled the bar manager.

“Despite repeated warnings from officers, the man refused to comply and resisted arrest. Force was used to restrain him.”

He was eventually arrested for voluntarily causing harm through dangerous means and using threatening language against a public servant, reported Shin Min Daily News.

Police investigations are ongoing.

“The SPF (Singapore Police Force) officer was composed and assertive in her instructions. While being hurled with expletives, she continued to remain professional,” noted Instagram user aravind_krishnamoorthyy in a comment.

“It is heartening to see that she was able to stand her ground to a person who was bigger in size than her. ‘This is not UK; this is Singapore” kinda reminded me of “This is SPARTA.’ Fierce yet professional! Thank you, SPF for keeping us safe,” he added. /TISG

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