Boon Lay wedding slashing: Man admits attacking guest with bread knife


Muhammad Sajid Saleem pleaded guilty to two charges, including one count of voluntarily causing grievous hurt with weapons. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network):- A man who was upset that another man was talking to his girlfriend used a bread knife to attack him at a wedding celebration in Boon Lay on April 6.

Muhammad Sajid Saleem, 20, pleaded guilty to two charges on Wednesday (Nov 2), including one count of voluntarily causing grievous hurt with weapons.

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