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Man who threw a rock at Police Cantonment Complex in Singapore while allegedly drunk charged with vandalism
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Anna Maria Romero , as published by The Independent Singapore
· September 18, 2026
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SINGAPORE: On Tuesday night (Sept 15), a man threw a rock at the glass door of the main entrance of the Police Cantonment Complex in Bukit Merah. Two days later, he was charged with vandalism. Forty-four-year-old Saravanan Arulanandan Pillay was said to have been intoxicated when he threw the roc...
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Key points Forty-four-year-old Saravanan Arulanandan Pillay was said to have been intoxicated when he threw the roc... SINGAPORE: On Tuesday night (Sept 15), a man threw a rock at the glass door of the main entrance of the Police Cantonment Complex in Bukit Merah. More safety Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? SINGAPORE: On Tuesday night (Sept 15), a man threw a rock at the glass door of the main entrance of the Police Cantonment Complex in Bukit Merah. Two days later, he was charged with vandalism. Forty-four-year-old Saravanan Arulanandan Pillay was said to have been intoxicated when he threw the roc...
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