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3 Traffic Police officers being investigated for riding in unsafe manner, caught on dashcam footage in Ubi
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Nadya Pang , as published by Mothership
· September 13, 2026
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Three Traffic Police (TP) officers caught on dashcam footage riding in an unsafe manner are being investigated, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) stated on Sep. 13. Responding to queries from Mothership, the police said that they were aware of an incident involving the TP officers. "Their actions...
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Key points Responding to queries from Mothership, the police said that they were aware of an incident involving the TP officers. Three Traffic Police (TP) officers caught on dashcam footage riding in an unsafe manner are being investigated, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) stated on Sep.
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