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A messy marital break-up has led to family violence at a condominium with a police report filed and personal protection orders sought.
Stomper LL shared details of the incident that occurred on the night of Boxing Day, which she said stemmed from a high-conflict divorce.
It happened at around 9.45pm after she returned home from a year-end dinner with friends held in her condominium’s function room.
“What should have been a peaceful gathering took a troubling turn later that night,” said LL.
She claimed that although she is a legal co-owner of the condominium and contributes to mortgage payments and maintenance fees, her ex-husband confronted her at home and accused her of having no right to use the condo’s common facilities or invite guests over.
She told Stomp that she was attempting to retrieve her car keys from her bedroom so she could drive her friends home when the confrontation escalated.
LL alleged that her ex-husband – whom she said was a “pilot with a well-known airline in Singapore” – blocked her from accessing her bedroom.
“I repeatedly asked him to step aside, but he prevented me from entering my room and started pushing me against the wall and door,” she recounted.
