SINGAPORE – During a heated argument with his friend, a man pulled out a knife and stabbed his friend twice in public, leaving the victim with a wound deep enough to cause lacerations to his liver.
Mohamed Sufian Mohamed Sabri was on June 16 sentenced to a jail term of nine months and 19 days after pleading guilty to one charge of voluntarily causing hurt.
Court documents show that the 53-year-old offender and the victim, 57, were known to each other. The pair would often meet with their mutual friends at a restaurant in Tampines Central 1.
On Dec 18, 2025, the pair met up at the restaurant with their friends and got into an argument with each other before parting ways. The nature of the argument was not disclosed.
The next day, Sufian spotted the victim eating with another friend inside the restaurant.
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