‘False accusations and harassment': Car workshop employee files police report after posting video of Tampines crash
Anthony Soon, an administrative manager at car workshop Success United, has filed a police report claiming he is the victim of false allegations and harassment after he posted a video of the Tampines crash that claimed two lives on Monday (April 22).
The 25-second clip, which has since been removed, appeared to be dashcam footage from a white Mercedes.
It showed the Mercedes being sideswiped by a black car, which then speeds towards a junction, blows through a red light and causes a multi-vehicle collision.
The accident happened at the junction of Tampines Ave 1 and Ave 4. The 42-year-old male driver of the black car was arrested on Wednesday for dangerous driving causing death, and his driving licence has been suspended with immediate effect.
After he posted the video on his Facebook page on the day of the accident, Soon, 45, said he was accused by neitzens of being the Mercedes driver and playing a role in the crash.
But Soon, whose company is an authorised insurance reporting centre, said he was merely helping the Mercedes owner share the video as the latter claimed he had «no access to Facebook».
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