Cabby banging on car window in resurfaced video charged with criminal intimidation, assault in 2019

It is almost Halloween. Perhaps that's why it's back from the dead.

A 2019 video of a Transcab taxi driver violently banging on the window of the car is circulating online again.

Stomper Mike alerted Stomp to the resurfaced 88-second video on Thursday (Oct 26).

It was posted by Singapore Incidents on Saturday.

 

 

 

 

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It was also shared on Reddit the same day.

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It was one of two viral videos involving the cabby, whose name is Feng Zhanning, reported by Stomp in November 2019.

In the other video, he swung a pair of pliers at a couple with a baby, causing the woman to fall backwards and suffer abrasions to her right palm after apparently being pushed by Feng.

The videos went viral then and netizens slammed the driver for his behaviour.

He told Lianhe Wanbao he did not care about online criticism. Feng repeatedly emphasised that he had been enlightened about "supernatural power" and "high-dimensional physics".

Proclaiming himself to be a god, Feng also claimed that he had been framed.

He told Wanbao: "Godly me has suffered 20 years of being framed by the mafia police and Institute of Mental Health (IMH), filling my heart with hatred."

A Trans-Cab spokesman also told Stomp: "The company had taken back the taxi on Nov 27, 2019, due to another service offence whereby the driver refused to cooperate with us before the video footage started to circulate."

Feng was arrested at Woodlands Checkpoint on Dec 4, 2019, and charged in court the next day with criminal intimidation and assault.

He was granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on Jan 9, 2020.