Singapore court jails Hong Kong mother, adult son for violent Changi clash
Son, 42, initially kicked his mother, 65, in the terminal; a bystander was then attacked, followed by a police officer being bitten on the arm.
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A Singaporean court has jailed a Hong Kong mother and her adult son for up to six months following a chaotic clash at Changi Airport, during which the pair attacked a police officer and a bystander.
Chan Sui-kwan, 65, was reportedly sentenced to six months’ imprisonment on Monday for voluntarily causing hurt to deter a public servant from the discharge of his duty, while her son, Chan Wing-kwan, 42, was handed a 10-day jail term for voluntarily causing hurt.
The incident occurred on the afternoon of June 30, 2024, at the airport’s terminal 3.
According to court documents, the son became agitated after mistakenly believing bystanders were mocking him, leading him to kick his mother.
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