Car tries to force its way into Singapore at Tuas checkpoint, three arrested

The driver, who had a tampered Singapore passport in his possession, and his two passengers were arrested. - IMMIGRATION & CHECKPOINTS AUTHORITY/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A high-speed chase across the Second Link came to a crashing halt after a driver tried to force his way into Singapore through the automated motorcycle clearance lanes and instead crashed his car between clearance counters at Tuas checkpoint.

The driver, who had a tampered Singapore passport in his possession, was arrested, as were his two passengers - a male Chinese national and a female Vietnamese national.