A disturbing incident unfolded during a lunch break at Junction 8 mall when a worker experienced a shocking and indecent encounter inside the mall’s toilet facility.
While taking a break from work, the individual, who wished to remain anonymous, was using one of the toilet cubicles when they noticed something unusual in their peripheral vision. To their disbelief, a man in the adjacent cubicle was allegedly exposing himself by poking his genitals through the bottom gap of the partition — and was reportedly “working it” while doing so.
“I was just trying to use the toilet in peace, but then I saw movement from the cubicle next to me,” said the victim. “When I looked down, I saw a D sticking out from underneath the divider. The guy was clearly stroking it, trying to show me.”
Public Steps In To Help Identify Suspect
The victim quickly finished up and exited the cubicle, determined to identify the person responsible. With the help of several passers-by who were in the washroom at the time, the group waited outside the suspect’s cubicle for him to come out.
Upon confrontation, the man reportedly denied all accusations and dismissed the incident nonchalantly. “He told me to go ahead and report to the police, that he didn’t care if he got caught,” the victim shared.
Repeated Offender Allegedly Known in the Area
The suspect initially refused to fully reveal his face but eventually complied after members of the public raised their voices, insisting he pull down his mask completely. A photograph was taken as evidence.
The victim, along with colleagues who also work within the mall, noted that this is not the first time the suspect has been seen around the area. They claim the man is known to frequent the Level 1 toilet beside McDonald’s at Junction 8.
This incident serves as a stark reminder to the public — especially those working in or visiting the mall — to remain alert when using public facilities. It also highlights the importance of reporting such behaviour to authorities to ensure public safety and deter repeat offenders.
If you witness any suspicious or inappropriate behaviour in public toilets, contact the police immediately. You can also report such incidents through the Police@SG app or call 999.