Police say a call from Blk 227A Sumang Lane, Singapore was received from a man who claimed his friend was a victim of high-rise littering and was injured by a glass bottle. — Picture courtesy of Google Maps via TODAY
In a news release yesterday, the police said that they had received a call for assistance at Blk 227A Sumang Lane on Tuesday where a 25-year-old man had claimed that his friend — a 35-year-old man — was allegedly a victim of high-rise littering and was injured by a glass bottle. Preliminary investigations by the authorities revealed that the man’s injuries are believed to have been self-inflicted and the two men had allegedly conspired to provide false information to the police.If convicted of giving false information to a public servant, the men face jail time of up to a year, a maximum fine of S$5,000 or both.
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