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Repeat violent offender jailed for assaulting colleague in Coleman Street, causing brain injury
The Straits Times✓
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A repeat violent offender has been sentenced to prison for attacking a colleague on Coleman Street. The violent confrontation resulted in the victim sustaining a serious brain injury and a permanent loss of their sense of smell.
WHY IT MATTERS
This case highlights the legal consequences for repeat violent offenders whose workplace assaults result in severe, long-term neurological and sensory damage to victims.
The assault victim has not regained his sense of smell, the court heard.
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