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Police Report Lodged After Elderly Man Shoved to Ground in Dispute over Patting Girl's Head
Police are investigating after CCTV showed a man shoving a 70s elderly patron to the ground, and the family said he suffered back pain.
- SINGAPORE police are investigating an incident where an elderly man was allegedly shoved to the ground at an East Coast coffee shop after he patted a young girl on the head.
- CCTV footage shows the man, who uses tables for support due to mobility issues, patting the girl's head; the girl's father then confronted and allegedly shoved him to the ground.
- The elderly man, who is in his 70s, reportedly suffered severe back pain following the confrontation, and relatives who were present at the scene helped him up after he fell.
- Apologizing to the man, the girl's father offered him a drink and explained he had been "overprotective" of his daughter, according to the family.
- Following an appeal for information on Facebook, SINGAPORE police confirmed on Aug 16 that a report was lodged and investigations are ongoing as Bei-Ing Wanton Noodle continues seeking information.
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AlKhaleej TodayElderly man assaulted after he patted girl's head at Singapore food court
Police in Singapore are investigating the assault of an elderly man at an East Coast coffee shop after he patted a young girl on the head as he walked past her table.
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Elderly man shoved onto floor at East Coast coffeeshop after patting child's head
Family of an elderly man are seeking to identify a man who shoved him to the ground during a confrontation at coffeeshop The Bullion at East Coast on Saturday (Aug 15).Two CCTV footages were posted on Bei-Ing Wanton Noodle's Facebook and Instagram profiles on the same day.They wrote in the first post: "Today, an incident happened at our coffeeshop that has left our entire family extremely upset and concerned."The reel shows an elderly man moving…
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