A Malaysian IT manager who broke the arm of another with a wooden pole in a Singapore road rage incident was sentenced to six months months' jail by a district court in the island republic Monday.
Tan Eng Heong, 47, an IT manager working in Singapore, was found guilty of causing grievous hurt to Chua Cheng Hai, 45.
He is appealing against the sentence and is currently out on S$10,000 bail (RM 23,320).
During the 21 and a half days hearing, a district court heard how the assault began when Chua, who was driving a Mercedes-Benz van, cut into Tan's lane on Braddell Road on April 17 last year.
Tan, who was driving a Toyota Wish, became furious and overtook Chua from the left.
Both men then tried to cut into each other's lane and that eventually led to a side collision between the vehicles.
When Chua got out to check the damage to his van, Tan took out a wooden pole, placed near the driver's seat, and hit him several times.
ALL I CAN SAY IS.....
"MALAYSIA BOLEH"
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