SINGAPORE: A man sought help from his friend as he hoped to seek revenge on behalf of his ex-wife, but was shocked when his friend presented him with a loaded pistol.
The court heard that Amirul and Ikram were friends. They studied at ITE College West and played football on the same team in 2012. In 2017 or 2018, Ikram was part of a secret society, while Amirul was his subordinate.In January 2019, Amirul found out that his ex-wife had been beaten up by a man named"Faris" who was part of a gang.
Between Feb 18 and Feb 21, 2019, Ikram bought a silver Shooters Sea Hawk pistol and eight bullets from an unidentified man known as Boy JB in Malaysia and took the items back to Singapore. Ikram told Amirul he was not able to"go down and fight" because Ikram had a young daughter to take care of. He thought the pistol was the easiest way to help Amirul, and asked Amirul if he wanted to take the pistol home.
Ikram then asked Amirul if he wanted to bring the pistol along for a settlement talk with the gang. Amirul considered the suggestion, but rejected Ikram, saying he had not decided if he wanted to take revenge on Faris and the gang on behalf of his ex-wife.
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