Public Apology After Video Circulates
The woman seen in a widely shared video allegedly removing Chinese New Year decorations from a flat has issued a public apology, acknowledging that her actions were wrong and driven by emotion.
In a TikTok video posted on her account @kaurprabhmeet1, she said, “I want to apologise for that. In no way do I condone that behaviour.”
She said the incident was a “spur of the moment” reaction after seeing an image of her relative displayed on the door of the unit.
She added that she was emotionally affected and acted without thinking.
“I take full responsibility,” she said. “I deserve the consequences.”
Why She Says She Confronted the Unit
In her explanation, the woman said her actions were prompted by what she described as a long-running pattern of harassment allegedly linked to the occupant of the flat.
She claimed the man had previously been convicted and jailed for harassment involving former colleagues. He reportedly sent anonymous messages and made threatening statements to them.
According to her, she believed he later resumed similar behaviour after his release.
“He came back and had to find a new victim,” she said, alleging that neighbours living above and around him became targets.
Allegations Raised by Residents
Speaking from the accounts she said were shared with her, the woman claimed residents had experienced years of disturbance and intimidation.
She alleged the neighbour repeatedly created loud noises at all hours. He also blocked lift doors to confront residents, verbally harassed people in shared spaces, and intimidated visitors. She also claimed some residents, including young girls, were left fearful of using the lift alone.
“One lady said she was a teenager when it started — she’s now in her 30s,” she said, adding that families were afraid to reveal their identities out of fear.
She stressed that these were residents’ accounts and said more people had since come forward to share similar experiences.
Taking Responsibility While Urging Focus on Residents
Despite detailing these allegations, the woman repeatedly said her actions at the flat were unjustified.
“It does not justify my behaviour,” she said. “I still do not condone it 110%.”
She also asked the public not to direct harassment toward the other women seen in the video, saying they “took no part” in what happened and were shocked by her actions.
“They do not condone it. That is all me,” she said.
Calling for Attention on Long-Standing Fears
The woman said her intention in speaking publicly was not to excuse herself, but to draw attention to what she described as years of unresolved fear among residents.
“Let’s focus on helping the community,” she said. “Not hate — but pressure for the bullying and harassment to stop.”
She added that multiple residents had corroborated similar experiences, including racist remarks and ongoing intimidation, and said families felt unsafe in their own homes.
Initial Incident
The controversy began after CCTV footage uploaded online showed three women approaching a unit at a block on Boon Keng Road on the evening of 11 January.
The woman later appeared to ring the doorbell repeatedly before removing Chinese New Year decorations from the door, with torn decorations visible outside the unit at the end of the video.
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@kaurprabhmeet1 The real story behind behind the video that has gone viral. Mr Lee, isn’t just an innocent victim he has painted himself out to be. I am sorry for my actions but can now use this platform to help the neighbours living in his torment? #sgfyp #wakeupsingapore #sgtiktok The points shared are based on observations and accounts received and are alleged, subject to further verification.
@kaurprabhmeet1 Replying to @user17725495 3 New Developments in the Nightmare of Mr Lee. Can we please get him to stop before it’s too late and too violent. @Mothership is the final boss of investigative journo 🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 #sgfyp #wakeupsingapore #sgtiktok
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