Muhammad Nabilah Yusoff, 29-years-old, was sentenced on 23 June to 36 months jail and fined $1,500 (or 1 week jail in default).
He pleaded guilty to 1 charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt against a public servant and 1 charge of affray, for an unrelated incident in June 2019 when he joined in a fight over a staring incident.
What happened?
On 21 May 2020, plain-clothed CNB officers were observing a black Mitsubishi Lancer that was parked at Block 667A Woodlands Ring Road for possible drug-related offences.
At about 1.50pm, Nabilah and a 28-year-old man were approached by the officers as they were walking to the car.
The CNB officers identified themselves, after which Nabilah and the other man ran towards and got into their car, before attempting to drive away.
Nabilah was in the driver’s seat and tried to drive away but was blocked by the officers, who drove their vehicle in front of Nabilah’s car.
The other man was arrested but Nabilah then climbed to the back seat, wanting to escape through the rear window that was smashed by the officers.
Nabilah was told to remain inside the vehicle by one of the officers, who was squatting on an elevated ledge beside the door of the back door.
Nabilah then used a motorcycle helmet to push him before jumping out of the rear window.
As Nabilah was jumping, he used his helmet to push the officer, resulting in him falling from the 1m-high ledge and landing on his hip, causing the fracture (he felt a sharp pain in his thigh).
The officer then rolled down the slope with Nabilah, and 3 other officers then pinned him down and arrested him for drug offences, which includes possession and consumption.
His urine test came back positive for methamphetamine and he was sent to a Drug Rehabilitation Centre.
The injured officer was conveyed to hospital with a fractured hip and given 54 days of hospitalisation leave, as well as physiotherapy post-surgery.
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