A food delivery driver followed the vehicle into his personal property and damaged the driver’s side mirror after nearly striking him.  ,
Koh Wen Hao, 26, pleaded guilty to one trespass and mischief count for each on Tuesday ( Mar 18 ), and was fined S$ 5, 000.  ,
Koh was cycling along Grace Walk in the Serangoon neighborhood on November 16 when a 64-year-old man drove his vehicle onto the same city from a merging lane.
Koh had to evade motion and he  became furious because he believed the other group had driven extremely. He had to take evasive action to avert motion.
The pilot made his way to Verdana Villas, a swarm housing project, and Koh followed suit.  ,
Koh allegedly lied to a security guard at the Verdana Villas wall about 8:00 p.m. and was pretending to be delivering meal to a residence.
Koh walked into the included car area where the drivers had parked his car after the security guard had let him in.  ,
He yanked, kicked, and punched the left side picture several times before locating the car. A closed-circuit broadcast cameras captured the event.  ,
On November 17, 2024, the pilot reported to the officers, and Koh was later detained by police.
Koh has since made full restitution and the damaged mirror cost about S$ 1, 170 ( US$ 880 ) to repair.  ,
Koh argued in mitigation that his actions were the result of “built-up” anger from numerous instances of “inconsiderate and foolish drivers” like the one in the current case.  ,  ,
He claimed that a motion was good to have left him “lying in bed suffering.”  ,
If I hadn’t taken any ambiguous actions, I could had lost my life that day, he continued.  ,
” I am aware that whatever I did is not an reason.”
He told the judge,” I regret my deeds, this is my last and most regrettable incident, and I hope you may give me another opportunity,” he said.  ,
Koh could have been imprisoned up to two years, fined, or both for his evil.  ,
He may have faced trespass-related jail time of up to three months, a fine of up to S$ 1,500, or both.  ,