Singaporean Man Fined US$2,152 over Johor Viral Road Rage Incident

Singaporean man fined US$2,152 over Johor viral road rage incident

The man, 40, pleaded guilty to two charges of committing mischief by damaging a Malaysian-registered car and insulting the modesty of the car owner by spitting on his face.

Singaporean fined RM9,100 for road rage incident in JB

JOHOR BARU: A 40-year-old Singaporean man involved in a recent road rage incident has been fined RM9,100 at the Magistrate's Court here.

Singaporean driver in Johor road rage incident fined $2,760 after pleading guilty

Cheng Kuan Poh pleaded guilty to a charge of mischief and causing damage to property. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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JB road rage incident: Singaporean man pleads guilty, fined $2,770

A Singaporean man who was involved in a road rage incident in Johor Bahru pleaded guilty and has been fined RM9,100 (S$2,770), Malaysian media reported. Cheng Kuan Poh, 40, a human resource manager, pleaded guilty to two charges on Thursday (June 12), reported The Star. For the first charge, Cheng was fined RM4,300 for committing mischief resulting in property damage,...

Singaporean man fined over S$2.7k for road rage incident in Johor

MALAYSIA: A Singaporean man has been fined a total of RM9,100 (approximately S$2,770) by the Magistrate’s Court in Johor Bahru on Thursday (12 June) after pleading guilty to charges related to a road rage incident that went viral in Malaysia. Cheng Kuan Poh, 40, admitted to two offences — mischief resulting in property damage and using words or gestures intended to insult another person’s modesty. The court imposed fines of RM4,300 and RM4,800 f…