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Woman alleges 2 men followed her home in Choa Chu Kang; police called to scene

Woman alleges 2 men followed her home in Choa Chu Kang; police called to scene
Two police officers mediate a dispute in Choa Chu Kang after a woman and man claimed that two men had been stalking them from a nearby community club.
PHOTO: Screengrab/TikTok/handphone_robbery_in_cck

A video of a woman yelling at two men whom she claims were stalking her has gone viral on TikTok.

The video, posted by user handphone_robbery_in_cck on Monday (Aug 10), shows two uniformed police officers standing at an HDB lift lobby along with two men in red T-shirts at Choa Chu Kang.

"He stalked me!" screams the woman repeatedly from inside the lift accompanied by a man.

The police officers can be seen mediating the situation, with one officer escorting the two men in red T-shirts away, while another attempts to calm the man and woman down.

The woman said she and a man were surfing the internet at Keat Hong Community Club when the men allegedly harassed them.

When they reached their HDB block, the men, she said, obstructed their path and prevented them from taking the lift up to their unit. 

The woman claimed that the two men had demanded that the pair "stop recording" and delete the videos taken of them.

She added that the two men also called the police.

In the video, the man who was with her, can be heard telling police officers that the alleged stalkers had seen which floor he and the woman live on. 

'I'm very scared'

In another video posted by the same user on Aug 10, the two men could be seen waving their hands and trying to get the attention of a police car driving past Block 305 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4. 

The first TikTok video has garnered over 390,000 views with more than 10,000 likes and over 32,000 shares. 

Instagram account Sgfollowsall also posted another perspective from across the junction, as the man and woman can be heard chasing the alleged stalkers away.

One Instagram user commented that the couple "regularly create a significant noise disturbance" and can frequently be spotted on the third floor of Keat Hong Community Club. 

The woman posted over 20 videos about this alleged stalking incident on her TikTok account.

She also posted a TikTok video on July 24 of a woman scolding what appears to be one of the alleged stalkers in Keat Hong CC.

AsiaOne has reached out to TikTok user handphone_robbery_in_cck and Keat Hong CC for more information.

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