A 42-year-old man is sentenced to jail for attempting to grab an auxiliary police officer’s loaded gun while he was hospitalised. According to reporting from both outlets, the incident occurs in a hospital setting involving a patient who was interacting with staff and later with an auxiliary police officer. The Straits Times says the man becomes disgruntled after nurses reject his requests for a nail clipper. Channel NewsAsia similarly reports that he earlier asks for a nail clipper and that his request is refused twice. Both sources agree that the man then tries to seize the auxiliary police officer’s loaded firearm. The reports describe the officer as having the weapon while on duty and indicate that the attempt leads to criminal consequences. The accounts do not present competing details about the core incident: a hospital patient, dissatisfied after being refused a nail clipper, attempts to grab a loaded gun from an auxiliary police officer and is ultimately jailed.