Chances are, you'll have heard about the 72-year-old Grab driver who drove into St James Power Station in the wee hours of May 5, only to have his car jumped by a random man:

Culprit to be charged in court

You might be glad to know that the man, — aged 26, no less — has been arrested and will be charged in court with committing a rash act on Monday, May 7.

Police confirmed this in the following statement to Mothership on Sunday, May 6:

"On 5 May 2018 at about 3am, the police were alerted to a case of rash act at 3, Sentosa Gateway.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested in relation to the case and he will be charged in court on 7 May 2018."

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The video of this incident was initially posted by the Grab driver victim's son, who goes by the name Belliansa Xu on Facebook:

The video was posted alongside other screenshots of the culprit walking on the lane, right before making the ill-considered decision of doing what he allegedly did.

According to Xu's account of events, which took place near Envy Dance Club at St James Power Station, his father honked at the man, but all his friend did was to shout "We apologised already, what more do you want?".

For fear of injury, the driver moved off to avoid a confrontation with the youths.

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Top image: screenshot from video

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