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Man in Singapore aiming for birds hits Woodlands flat window instead, now faces the music
A 56-year-old man in Singapore is scheduled to be charged with committing a rash act after smashing a bedroom window of a Woodlands flat on July 28, 2026 with a marble fired from a catapult. — Unsplash pic

SINGAPORE, Aug 2 — A 56-year-old man will be charged after a marble he allegedly fired from a catapult at a flock of birds struck and damaged a bedroom window at a Woodlands flat last Friday.

Police were alerted to the damaged window at a residential unit in Block 646 Woodlands Ring Road on July 28, The Straits Times reported today.

“The damage was believed to be caused by an impact from a projectile,” the police said in a statement.

Officers from the Woodlands Police Division identified the suspect through ground enquiries and arrested him yesterday.

Investigations found that the man had allegedly used a catapult to shoot marbles at birds in the area when one of the projectiles hit the window.

Police seized a catapult and an assortment of marbles and pebbles during the investigation.

The man is scheduled to be charged in court tomorrow with committing a rash act.

 

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