Man jailed for brick attack and robbery in Geylang

Man jailed for brick attack and robbery in Geylang


SINGAPORE – Months after he was released from reformative training, a man went on a crime spree, attacking and robbing another man after receiving sexual services from him.

Shakur Han Shaid, 23, was sentenced to seven years and four months’ jail and six strokes of the cane on Oct 13.

He pleaded guilty to three charges of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by a dangerous weapon, voluntarily causing grievous hurt and theft in dwelling.

The court heard that Shakur was released from reformative training under supervision on July 3, 2024.

He was to remain under supervision until July 5, 2026.

On Nov 10, 2024, Shakur came across a room next to a drinks stall at a coffee shop in Boon Lay, where he saw a wallet belonging to a coffee shop supervisor.

He took $600 from the wallet and noticed a CCTV camera inside the room. Shakur angled the CCTV camera away from the victim’s belongings.

When the victim ended her shift at about 8.30pm, she checked her wallet and realised the money was missing. She also noticed that someone had adjusted the angle of the CCTV camera.

She played back the footage and saw Shakur rummaging through the items in the room. She made a police report that same day.

Shakur was arrested on Dec 5, 2024, and released on bail the next day.

On Dec 26, 2024, he got into a fight with a 58-year-old man at a void deck.




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