Irish passenger fined for Changi Airport assault

Irish passenger fined for Changi Airport assault


An Irish transit passenger who grabbed a Changi Airport duty manager by the collar and struck him in the face after downing five bottles of alcohol was fined $1,000.

Taylor Douglas Michael, a 47-year-old Irish national, pleaded guilty on July 13 to one charge of using criminal force. Another charge under the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act was taken into consideration during sentencing.

According to Shin Min Daily News, Michael, an electronics engineer, was transiting through Singapore on his way back to Ireland. He remained in the transit area of Changi Airport Terminal 1 from 10.36pm on June 7 to 12.11am the following day.

During that time, he became heavily intoxicated and started causing a disturbance, which led to a police report.

With the help of Michael’s female companion, a 44-year-old airport duty manager located the Irish national and escorted him to an information counter.




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