Tuas Second Link woman

In the now-viral incident, the woman's red Kia was seen squeezing through the right lane of Tuas Second Link before the confrontation.

The male suspect then shouted and made vulgar hand gestures at the victim. The incident is a suspected case of mischief that began when the Toyota Alphard SUV changed lanes and collided with the Kia sedan. She was then seen using a tissue to wipe the side of the Kia Sedan, with her head and arm stretching out of the window. In the videos, the Toyota appeared to be changing lanes to the right when the Kia sedan, which the woman was in, squeezed its way through. On Sunday (10 Jul), Malaysian police said the incident was a suspected case of mischief, which started when the victim’s Toyota SUV collided with a red Kia sedan when changing lanes. Earlier on Sunday (9 Jul), SG Road Vigilante shared a video of the woman blocking the Toyota SUV with her body at Tuas Second Link.

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The Alphard’s driver then gets out to retrieve the car’s license plate from the road. She then smashes the plate onto the Toyota’s windshield. She then turns around and presses her back against the car while she rips its license plate off.

Wanted for committing mischief near the Malaysian checkpoint, she was in a red Kia with a S'pore licence plate. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"The suspect then stopped the car and a Chinese man and woman alighted. When several vehicles honk at her for holding up traffic, she gestures at them to overtake the car. The man shouted profanities and made offensive gestures (at) the victim, while the woman dismantled the licence plate of the victim's car and threw it onto the victim's windscreen."

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Moments later, a young man donning a blue shirt bearing the words "Team YIJC" stepped out of a red Kia sedan, dashed towards the Toyota and flashed the middle finger at the black car. Both cars involved in the incident had Singapore licence plate numbers, though the Malaysian authorities did not disclose the nationalities of those involved. The driver who was seen arguing with the woman in the first video stepped out of the car to retrieve the car plate from the ground.

SINGAPORE: Johor police are looking for a woman who ripped off the licence plate from the front of a Toyota Alphard and threw it at the vehicle's windshield ...

A man and woman from the Kia car then got off the vehicle, with the man shouting and gesturing obscenities towards the victim, ACP Rahmat said in a statement issued in Malay. In other parts of the video, the woman can be seen in front of the car with her phone, preventing it from moving forward. In the viral video, a woman can be seen using both hands to push against a black car in slow-moving traffic, before ripping off the licence plate and throwing it at the windshield.