Eleven men involved in Toa Payoh coffee shop fight face charges of rioting with deadly weapon


A cleaver, believed to be a weapon used in the fight, was seized. - SCREENGRAB FROM SG SECRET CHANNEL/TELEGRAM, SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

SINGAPORE: Eleven men who were allegedly involved in a Toa Payoh coffee shop brawl are facing charges of rioting with a deadly weapon.

The police in a statement on Monday (Aug 25) said the fight took place on Aug 24, and some of the suspects are believed to have been armed with weapons.

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