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SINGAPORE: Four people have been arrested after a fight in Clarke Quay, the police said on Saturday (Feb 6), while addressing allegations that officers had used excessive force on one of the suspects.
Three men - two aged 18 and a 22-year-old - were arrested for affray and being a public nuisance. A 16-year-old was also arrested for using abusive language against public servants.