By Terry Xu
On Monday morning, KOT Selections, a wine importing company found its doors damaged along with other items in the shop.
On Monday morning, KOT Selections, a wine importing company found its doors damaged along with other items in the shop.
As the shop was closed on Sunday and no one knew what happened the day before, they had to refer to the CCTV footage to find out what had happened.
Upon checking the CCTV footage, it was shown that on Sunday night, a Caucasian who appeared to be drunk was trashing the rubbish bins and the doors of the shops along the alley located at Neil Road, which were all closed at the time. The Caucasian is seen with a female partner who is presumed to be his girlfriend.
A blue Comfort taxi was also seen in the video, pulling by the side of the road for a short glimpse at what was happening in the alley.
A police report has been made over the incident and the investigation team has dusted the scene for fingerprints to identity the suspect.
The shop seeks assistance from the general public to identity the individual seen in the video.
Members of public can choose to write in via email to the shop or call them directly via their land line (66354770).
Upon checking the CCTV footage, it was shown that on Sunday night, a Caucasian who appeared to be drunk was trashing the rubbish bins and the doors of the shops along the alley located at Neil Road, which were all closed at the time. The Caucasian is seen with a female partner who is presumed to be his girlfriend.
A blue Comfort taxi was also seen in the video, pulling by the side of the road for a short glimpse at what was happening in the alley.
A police report has been made over the incident and the investigation team has dusted the scene for fingerprints to identity the suspect.
The shop seeks assistance from the general public to identity the individual seen in the video.
Members of public can choose to write in via email to the shop or call them directly via their land line (66354770).
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