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A Malaysian man was promised S$1,500 to throw bags of red paint from the sixth floor of Ngee Ann City to its ground floor, where a lion dance competition was being held. According to The Straits Times, Yap Seng Hin, 34, pleaded guilty and was handed six weeks' jail on Mar. 9 for performing the rash act, which occurred on Sep. 6, 2024.   He was also ordered to pay S$1,046.40 for the clean-up; if he fails to do so, he will have to serve an additional jail term of five days.   Received a call to perform 'job'   According to court documents, sometime in August 2024, Yap received a call from a number unknown to him. The caller offered him S$1,500 to perform a "job" at Ngee Ann City, and Yap initially rejected this offer. Sometime before Sep. 6, 2024, the caller returned and offered the "job" again. Yap needed money at the time and agreed to the man's instructions. He was told to board a van containing money and bags of red paint at Newton Food Centre, which would drive him to Ngee Ann City.   Photo from Court Documents     Threw bags of red paint onto Lion Dance Competition   According to Court Documents, Yap entered the van and saw the money and two bags of red paint; he reportedly knew the driver. The driver, however, did not know what Yap was tasked to do. Just before 8:55pm, the driver drove to Ngee Ann City's carpark and stopped on the sixth floor. Yap alighted and went to a window that overlooked the ground-floor Civic Plaza of Ngee Ann City, where a lion dance competition was occurring. He proceeded to throw down the bags of red paint. The bags landed near a judge's table where a judge was seated; no injuries were caused.   Photo from Court Documents   A competition organiser called the police, and the paint was later cleaned for S$1,046.40 Yap was arrested on Oct. 15, 2024 and released on bail the next day. The prosecution sought a sentence of at least eight weeks’ imprisonment as the bags were thrown from the sixth floor in the midst of numerous people. Footage of the incident was posted to YouTube, which showed red paint splattered on the ground between the stage and a judge's table. According to the post, after the second team finished their performance, the bags were thrown into the competition area. Among the crowd that had gathered to watch the competition, some onlookers were seen staring upwards above the stage.