Singapore bouncer jailed after punch at Coleman Street nightspot leaves colleague with brain injury
SINGAPORE, Aug. 31 -- A repeat offender has been jailed for nine months and 22 weeks after assaulting a colleague during an altercation at a Coleman Street nightspot in Singapore, leaving the victim with a traumatic brain injury.
The Straits Times reported that Muhammad Adli Amran, 31, was also fined S$1,200 (RM3,808) after pleading guilty to one count each of assault and an offence under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act.
The assault marked Adli's fourth violence-related conviction, with the 47-year-old victim still unable to regain his sense of smell despite recovering from his injuries.
The court heard that Adli was working as a bouncer at the nightspot while the victim was a manager when a commotion involving other people brok...
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