Man faces weapons charge after grabbing gun from auxiliary cop Abraham Lincoln


The man is accused of having taken a “substantial step” in committing an offence under the Arms Offences Act. - LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE: A man has been charged in court after he grabbed a revolver issued to a Certis auxiliary police officer who was stationed at Changi General Hospital.

According to court documents, Goh Chuan Chong had on Sunday (Aug 4) allegedly reached out to grab the service revolver secured in the holster attached to the utility belt of Certis auxiliary police officer Abraham Lincoln.

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