News about Singaporeans travelling to Johor Bahru to fill petrol is not an unfamiliar topic. However, a recent incident has taken this narrative a notch higher.
A video trending in social media last night, according to Kosmo!, displayed an intense altercation between two men, allegedly from Singapore, and a food delivery rider.
The location was none other than a petrol station in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Bahru.
The contention of this quarrel? The two men were allegedly admonished by the food delivery rider for attempting to fill barrels with petrol, a practice frowned upon due to safety and regulation concerns.
“In the video, the delivery rider can be seen repeatedly exclaiming, “Look at him, he took it, arrest him!” in an attempt to prompt the police into action.
As the drama unfolds and the recording continues, one of the irate men confronts the rider with a stern warning, “You better delete!”
This confrontational video, spanning 1 minute and 40 seconds, was shared by TikTok user @matkibol. In a short span, it has already amassed over 800,000 views, making it a hot topic among the social media community.
The incident escalated when one of the men retreated to the rear of his SUV, taking out what was presumed to be a steering wheel lock.
According to the video, it was allegedly used to intimidate the food delivery rider, escalating the situation further.
Two auxiliary police officers were spotted in the video, attempting to pacify the situation. They requested the rider’s identification card, after which, the two Singaporean men allegedly made another attempt to assault the rider.
WeirdKaya has reached out to the food rider for more details but have yet to received any reply.
