Canadian charged over verbally abusing, shoving and scratching police officers at Changi Airport


SINGAPORE: A man faced court on Tuesday(Oct 7) over allegations that he hurled vulgarities at police officers while drunk at Changi Airport and also shoved and scratched one of them.

Canadian national Josiah Peter Crombie, 28, was handed three charges of voluntarily causing hurt to deter a police officer from carrying out his duty, using abusive words against a public servant and causing nuisance while intoxicated.

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