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MAN WHO PUNCHED 91.3FM RADIO HOST CHERYL MILES, FACING 2 MORE CHARGES

52-year-old William Aw Chin Chai, who is being accused of assaulting 91.3FM radio host Cheryl Miles, received two more charges on 29 August for harassment and using criminal force on another person, according to The Straits Times.

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He is being accused of pushing his right index finger onto a man’s face at VivoCity shopping mall on 29 June at about 6.20pm, as well as using vulgarities on the man.

He is now facing a total of 4 counts of using criminal force on others and one count of harassment.

Aw allegedly kicked a woman’s abdomen at the platform in Orchard MRT station on either 5 or 7 July, as well as tapping another woman on the back of her head near the Ion Orchard shopping mall on 26 July.

This is on top of the attack on radio host Cheryl Miles by allegedly punching her in her right bicep at the Orchard MRT concourse that same day.

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Recap on Cheryl Miles’ incident

On 26 July at around 4.20 pm, Cheryl Miles was walking out of the Orchard MRT station when she encountered a man who blocked her path.

Without warning, the man then allegedly punched her right arm in the concourse area. The incident occurred at the bustling transit hub, leaving bystanders shocked and concerned for Cheryl’s well-being.

Miles then took out her phone and filmed her alleged attacker, who was seen looking away from the camera and gesturing at her, before trying to walk away as Miles exclaimed in the video “-police, yo, yo, you just punched me, dude,” as the man waved her away before leaving the scene.

The police sprang into action immediately after receiving reports of the assault. Through meticulous investigation and the assistance of surveillance cameras at the station, officers from Tanglin Division managed to identify the suspect as William Aw Chin Chai.

He was then subsequently arrested by the police.

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