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SINGAPORE – One of the five members of the public involved in subduing a 46-year-old man who allegedly took upskirt videos of a woman has said he never intended to cause his death.
In an interview with Shin Min Daily News, the man, who declined be named, said he had chased the 46-year-old for about 500m after witnessing him videoing the woman at Little India MRT station.
He then managed to pin him down along Niven Road with the help of others.
He told Shin Min he released his grip when the man started vomiting, and added that he did not choke the man to death.
Police said they were alerted to the incident at 12.45pm on Friday (Nov 1).
The 46-year-old was already motionless and had no pulse when officers arrived on the scene, police said. He was later pronounced dead by a paramedic.
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