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Singaporean man, 67, gets S$5K fine for throwing urine and faeces at neighbour’s Bukit Batok flat unit

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September 23, 2026
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  • A 67-year-old Singaporean man was fined S$5,000 after leaving urine and faeces outdoors his neighbour’s Bukit Batok flat twice.

  • Martin Chua Kim Quickly pleaded responsible to 2 insulting behaviour prices beneath the Safety from Harassment Act.

  • The 73-year-old neighbour known as police after discovering the substances outdoors his flat on each events.


SINGAPORE: A tyre dispute in Bukit Batok ended with a S$5,000 high-quality after a person left urine and faeces outdoors his neighbour’s flat twice.

Martin Chua Kim Quickly, 67, believed his 73-year-old neighbour had punctured his automobile tyres. The neighbour was a lorry driver who lived in a block throughout from Chua.

Punctured car tyre in residential parking area

Picture: Nick Karean/Gen-AI · For illustration functions solely

Punctured automotive tyre in residential parking space


Chua pleaded responsible to 2 counts of insulting behaviour beneath the Safety from Harassment Act, Channel NewsAsia (CNA) reported (Sep 22).

Bukit Batok neighbour focused twice over tyre puncture suspicion

The primary incident occurred at about 2 a.m. on Apr 28. Chua went to the neighbour’s flat and left a combination of urine and faeces outdoors the unit.

He returned at about 3:15 a.m. on Might 4 and did the identical factor once more.

The neighbour found the substances and was alarmed sufficient to name 999 on each events. He instructed police that somebody had left “smelly stuff” outdoors his flat. Chua was arrested on Might 4.

S$5,000 high-quality paid after responsible plea

Chua was working as a private-hire driver for Tada when the incidents occurred. He lived in Bukit Batok Central and had no earlier convictions.

The courtroom fined him S$5,000 on Sep 22. He paid the total quantity after pleading responsible. Chua did not make any oral mitigation earlier than sentencing.

The offence carries a most penalty of six months’ jail, a S$5,000 high-quality, or each.

A neighbour dispute can rapidly turn into a felony matter

This case demonstrates how a private suspicion can spill into conduct that crosses authorized boundaries.

A disagreement over broken tyres might have been dealt with by way of police experiences or different lawful channels. As an alternative, the dispute led to repeated acts outdoors one other resident’s residence and finally a felony conviction.

Dwelling near neighbours means disputes can turn into uncomfortable quick. Conserving accusations inside correct channels continues to be the only strategy to forestall a small disagreement from changing into a a lot greater downside.





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