Man lets another punch him repeatedly at MBS drop-off point, witness comments: 'I think they're drunk'
Man lets another punch him repeatedly at MBS drop-off point, witness comments: 'I think they're drunk'
A man was caught on camera punching another man repeatedly at the drop-off point outside Marina Bay Sands in the early hours of May 24.
Stomper Ray shared dashcam footage of the incident taken from his friend's car at 3.43am.
In the video, it can be seen that the man had already started his assault even before the Stomper's friend's car pulled into the driveway.
The other man did not retaliate and seemed to just let himself be hit multiple times until his attacker was pulled away by a third man to a Volkswagen Polo in front of the Stomper's friend's car.
Meanwhile, the people in the Stomper's friend's car can be heard commenting on the action.
A female voice said: "I think they're drunk."
A male voice replied: "Definitely."
When the assailant got into the driver's seat of the Volkswagen, the female voice said: "Oh, he's not drunk."
The third man opened a door of the Volkswagen and was about to get in, but the assailant drove off without him.
Before the video ends, the male voice said: "He just left his friend like that."
Stomp understands the police were not notified of the incident.
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