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Repeat offender jailed for assaulting colleague in Coleman Street, causing brain injury
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Repeat offender jailed for assaulting colleague in Coleman Street, causing brain injury

Muhammad Adli Amran, a 31-year-old repeat offender with prior convictions for assault, was sentenced to nine months and 22 weeks in prison, along with a $1,200 fine, for punching a colleague at a Coleman Street nightclub, resulting in a traumatic brain injury. The incident occurred on May 3, 2025, during an altercation between Adli and a 47-year-old manager, leading to the victim losing his sense of smell. In a separate case, Adli was involved in an illegal scheme where he unknowingly facilitated work pass applications for nine foreign workers for a company he was not employed by, using his Singpass and Corppass credentials. Prosecutors revealed that Adli scanned QR codes and provided one-time passwords to allow unauthorized access to the work pass system, despite knowing the company, Chira King, was misusing his information.

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The Straits Times logoThe Straits TimesParty-aligned🔒Center4 hr. ago
Repeat offender jailed for assaulting colleague in Coleman Street, causing brain injury

Muhammad Adli Amran, a 31-year-old repeat offender with prior convictions for assault, was sentenced to nine months and 22 weeks in prison, along with a $1,200 fine, for punching a colleague at a Coleman Street nightclub, resulting in a traumatic brain injury. The incident occurred on May 3, 2025, during an altercation between Adli and a 47-year-old manager, leading to the victim losing his sense of smell. In a separate case, Adli was involved in an illegal scheme where he unknowingly facilitated work pass applications for nine foreign workers for a company he was not employed by, using his Singpass and Corppass credentials. Prosecutors revealed that Adli scanned QR codes and provided one-time passwords to allow unauthorized access to the work pass system, despite knowing the company, Chira King, was misusing his information.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual legal proceedings without overt ideological framing. While the misuse of work passes involves regulatory issues, the focus remains on Adli's personal legal accountability rather than broader political or social commentary. The narrative is balanced, detailing both the暴力案

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