Full-time national serviceman Chen Zi Xuan, 21, was apparently bashed to death, simply because he had touched a passing car.

According to news reports, Mr Chen, his cousin and two friends had left Club Nana in Central Mall at about 6am on Dec 3, and crossed the road to Central Square to get to their car.

As they were making their way down a carpark ramp, a car, later described by another cousin of Mr Chen as being "a typical Ah Beng car with spoiler and big exhaust", drove up.

The five men inside the car accused Mr Chen of touching their car and attacked the group.

Mr Chen, who was barely conscious after the fight, was taken home. He was taken unconscious to a hospital later that day. He died the next day due to head injuries.

STOMPer Benjamin, who read the news reports, is enraged by how easily the life of a young man has been taken.

He said:

"I read media reports on a third man being charged in court on Tuesday with the murder of a 20-year-old full-time national serviceman at Central Square on Havelock Road on December 3.

"Poh Chong Heng, 27, was allegedly part of an unlawful assembly that led to the death of Chen Zi Xuan at the carpark of the building between 5.30am and 6.15am.

"Poh's two alleged accomplices, Desmond Neo Han Wen, 24 and Lee Boon Leong, 22, were charged on Monday.

"The trio were remanded at Central Police Division for further investigations. Poh will be back in court on December 13.

"According to news reports, the whereabouts of two more alleged accomplices are also being traced.

"If convicted of murder, they could face the death penalty.

"I'm enraged after reading this article. How can anyone take a human life this lightly!

"The papers stated that NSF Chen Zi Xuan, 21, was going to save money for his university education after his service with the army next year.

"The bright future of this man, ended by a moment of impulse and anger.

"Rest in peace."

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