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Heated argument turns physical
Published on: Friday, June 26, 2020
By: Jimmy Goh
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Heated argument turns physical
The duo seen charging at each other with plastic chairs.
Kota Kinabalu: A heated argument between two men turned physical at a coffeeshop in Damai, here, Monday night.

The men, believed to be in their late 50s, were seen arguing verbally, oblivious to the presence of customers seated at the premises. Their argument escalated when they started charging at each other with plastic chairs. Their antics was caught on video and the footage started making its round on social media, Wednesday. The source of the argument was not immediately established. However,  both men are believe to be vendors operating separate stalls near the premises.

A third individual also believed to be a vendor was subsequently seen stepping in to calm the duo.




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