SINGAPORE: A second suspect in a stabbing incident in Jurong West during the COVID-19"circuit breaker" period was charged in court on Wednesday .
Teo Shou Ren, 28, was given one charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt with common intention to 26-year-old Teo Jia Wei at around 7pm on May 10.He is accused of stabbing the victim several times in his body and head using a knife, with 22-year-old Edmund Kam Wei Liang as his accomplice. The victim suffered from severe bleeding after the attack at the small garden in front of Block 452 Jurong West Street 42, court documents said.
Photos online showed a man in the garden, sitting in a pool of blood as another man was pictured walking away. The incident was one of at least four violent attacks on the same day: An alleged murder along Punggol Field, a brawl in Chinatown and an assault on a man at Choa Chu Kang Cemetery.