Friday, 26 July 2013
Burglar Caught by Police in SS14 26 July 2013 (Fri)
Burglar nabbed by Police URB Team within 1 minute of receiving distress call from resident in SS14
Tuesday, 23 July 2013
Snatch Thief Targets Woman near Sterling Condo, Kelana Jaya
23 July 2013 (Tue) ~ 5PM
Kelana Jaya Centerpoint
shared by
Snatch theft outside kelana center point area...near sterling condominium around 5.15~5.30
2 Thieves on Bike near Lincoln University College, SS25
23 July 2013 (Tue) ~ 10 AM
Snatch Theft Attempt
SS25, Taman Mayang
shared by Shareeza Faruqui
My husband Mohd Ikhram Merican was almost a victim of snatch thieves this morning at around 10am right in front of Lincoln University College in SS25. He was waiting for a colleague and a motorcyclist got a little too close to him. The thief grabbed his arm to get his mobile phone. He managed the yank his hand away. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to get the license plate no. The thief was a teenage boy riding a Yamaha bike with an accomplice riding another bike not far behind him. They sped off. I hope that everyone walking around the area will be careful and vigilant.
Monday, 22 July 2013
Hilux gang strikes in Kampar, shoots and injures shopkeeper, son
The Star 15/7/13
IPOH: The Hilux gang struck in Kampar near here, shooting and injuring a shopkeeper and his son but failed to get away with his Toyota Hilux vehicle.
The gang of three, however, succeeded in driving off with another Hilux vehicle 30 minutes later by bundling the owner out of the car and driving off in it.
Police managed to arrest one of the gang members at a road block later.
The 51-year-old shopkeeper and his son, 13, were shot in the stomach and thigh respectively after the suspects rushed into his house in Taman Sejahtera at about 8.30pm on Sunday.
Perak deputy police chief Datuk A. Paramasivam said the victim, his wife and two sons were in the living room when the three men in ski-masks and armed with machetes and a pistol entered their house.
The victim's Toyota Hilux four-wheel drive was believed to be their main target. The group took mobile phones, identity cards, bank and cheque books from the house and was about to leave in the victim's Hilux.
"As one of the suspects was starting the engine when the victim launched an attack with a machete. But another suspect opened fire hitting the victim in the stomach and his son in the thigh," Paramasivam said.
The suspects left without the Hilux and escaped in their own getaway car, a dark-colored Proton Perdana.
Barely 30 minutes later, they robbed another Hilux owner of his vehicle, mobile phones, gold chain, pendant and RM6,000 in cash.
"They pulled the man, 31, from the Hilux and sped off in it while one of the suspects followed in the Perdana," Paramasivam said. The victim was unharmed.
Two hours later, however, the suspect driving the Perdana car was captured at a police road block at Jalan Ayer Kuning, Tapah. Documents and valuables belonging to the first victim were found in the car which was reported stolen at Bukit Puchong recently.
Paramasivam said the 33-year-old suspect from Taman Orkid, Teluk Intan was warded at a hospital with leg and head injuries. He has prior criminal records.
The group is believed to be involved in 10 cases of Hilux four-wheel drive thefts.
"We have identified the other two suspects still at large, they're from Perak. We urge anyone with related information to contact the police station," Paramasivam said.
http://www.thestar.com.my/
Gun pointing robbery
Date: 14th July 2013
Time: 2.00pm
Happen @ Restaurant Lai Lai Jalan Kuchai Maju 9
shared by Ernest Hoh Seng Mun, on behalf of victim
On Sunday 14th July 2pm my friend with her friend went to Restaurant Lai Lai for lunch. So she ordered everything and having it till a guy walking pass her one time and she thought passer by and the guy came towards her place with a gun pointing at her and say "DON'T SHOUT, GIVE ME YOUR CASH & ATM CARD" So my friend got no choice to give him and he then ask for the ATM PASSWORD. For sure won't give the correct password. After the password is given the guy walk away and get in to the car. If not mistaken it's a BMW.
Nearby there's a MAYBANK, so my friend affraid that the robber will come back and ask for the password or maybe hurt her. So she just go off and pass a name card to the owner of the shop in order to pay later. After a period she go back and check the CCTV but it's not on that particular spot that she's at.
Thursday, 18 July 2013
USJ 2 Smash & Grab
17/7/13
posted by Brian Siew
Sister's car got smashed at usj2 traffic light when it's red.luckily she wasn't hurt and snatcher failed to get her bag. Couldn't imagine this could happen to someone close to me. Ladies, be very careful and avoid using handbags..
Robbed with Knife to Neck in Nilai 3, before 6 AM
18 July 2013 (thu) ~ 5 am
Nilai 3
Armed Robbery
shared by S.A.
My sister just got robbed at parang point (to her neck!) in her house! This is near Nilai 3. Polis r there now, but crime is on the rise! I knew this could be one of the results of importing voters!
UPDATED
Suzanie Adina Mat Saat Rampart
crime made them beef up d security, but even w d pak guard (parked just
outside the hse!!!) x sedar. My sister sedar pun coz she blocked d
doors with cupboards. Tu yg d robbers had to breakdown d door w d tong
gas. Bising gila, but everyone x dengar langsung. Even her hubs x
perasan until the parang was on him
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
Woman Harassed by 2 men on bikes
15 July 2013 (Mon) 2pm
near Taman Bahagia LRT
shared by CTG
Taman Bahagia LRT 2pm today. I was circled by two malay boys on a bike (they were wearing dark crash helmets) driving up and down the roads past me as I walked home. I stopped at a house in the road next to mine to ask for help but she said she wouldn't let strangers in and took my photo! Stay alert people....
2 Men on a Bike Use Knife to Cut & Snatch bag
14 July 2013 (Sun) 2:30 pm
Section 14, PJ
shared by Jackie Chee
I was being snatch in front my house jalan 14/15 ,seksyen 14 yesterday about 2.30 pm .please get alert the motor plate no NBW1120 Yamaha series. This is a stolen motor.so if saw this motor please track them down by hit/block / call police. They carry knife.they cut my sling bag which is cross over my body from behind while I wanted to entering my car. Police report has been make.please alert before they hurt others.
Chased by Mad Boys on Bikes - Kelana Sentral Apartment
shared by Ms CM
15 July, 8.50pm near kelana sentral apartment, the u turn to Paradigm parking entrance. My bf driving us to Paradigm. As we approach the u turn, we saw a bunch of malay guys on motor without helmet coming out from a house nearby. At first we just ignore but we realize they're coming quite close to the point of hitting the back of our car. To our horror, we realize they're carrying some sort of tools looking like fire extinguisher and cangkul. They tailed us up to the paradigm parking entrance. My bf had to speed like a mad man to the parking. Another close smash and grab incident. I felt like im staying in some Gotham city..don't tell me we need to drive Batmobiles or kereta meriam to remain safe???!!
Perodua Myvi 1.3 White PJP 7889 - Stolen near Sg Long
15/7/13
shared by Alison Wong
Dear fellow friends, a friend's car got stolen today approx. 6pm this evening (15/7/2013) outside his condo; Green acre park sungai long. Number plate PJP 7889 Pearl white SE myvi 1.3cc with scratches on both side of front bumper. if spotted please contact Mr. Alvin @ 010-2902559
Thank you
Hilux gang strikes in Kampar, shoots and injures shopkeeper, son
The Star 15/7/13
IPOH: The Hilux gang struck in Kampar near here, shooting and injuring a shopkeeper and his son but failed to get away with his Toyota Hilux vehicle.
The gang of three, however, succeeded in driving off with another Hilux vehicle 30 minutes later by bundling the owner out of the car and driving off in it.
Police managed to arrest one of the gang members at a road block later.
The 51-year-old shopkeeper and his son, 13, were shot in the stomach and thigh respectively after the suspects rushed into his house in Taman Sejahtera at about 8.30pm on Sunday.
Perak deputy police chief Datuk A. Paramasivam said the victim, his wife and two sons were in the living room when the three men in ski-masks and armed with machetes and a pistol entered their house.
The victim's Toyota Hilux four-wheel drive was believed to be their main target. The group took mobile phones, identity cards, bank and cheque books from the house and was about to leave in the victim's Hilux.
"As one of the suspects was starting the engine when the victim launched an attack with a machete. But another suspect opened fire hitting the victim in the stomach and his son in the thigh," Paramasivam said.
The suspects left without the Hilux and escaped in their own getaway car, a dark-colored Proton Perdana.
Barely 30 minutes later, they robbed another Hilux owner of his vehicle, mobile phones, gold chain, pendant and RM6,000 in cash.
"They pulled the man, 31, from the Hilux and sped off in it while one of the suspects followed in the Perdana," Paramasivam said. The victim was unharmed.
Two hours later, however, the suspect driving the Perdana car was captured at a police road block at Jalan Ayer Kuning, Tapah. Documents and valuables belonging to the first victim were found in the car which was reported stolen at Bukit Puchong recently.
Paramasivam said the 33-year-old suspect from Taman Orkid, Teluk Intan was warded at a hospital with leg and head injuries. He has prior criminal records.
The group is believed to be involved in 10 cases of Hilux four-wheel drive thefts.
"We have identified the other two suspects still at large, they're from Perak. We urge anyone with related information to contact the police station," Paramasivam said.
http://www.thestar.com.my/
Smash & Grab - Most Popular Crime Today
PJ Community Alert shared Michelle Lee's photo.
Smash & Grab - Most Popular Crime Today
New Robbery Style.
15/7/13- Incident happened at 5pm.
My mum was driving alone on the way to 1U. While at the traffic light queuing to turn right towards 1U frm Kepong Toll-Damansara direction; (The left turn is to TTDI) 2 young boys on motorcycle broke the passenger's window.
NOTE: Her handbag is NOT VISIBLE AT ALL! It was hidden under the seat.
Thank god my mum managed to shout at them, moved her car a little and managed to scare them off because she didn't panic.
We suspect that their motive is to break the glass; unlock the door; hop into the car and demand for valuables+hurt you while you are stuck in the jam. (That's pretty obvious cus the handbag is not visible at all!)
People, please be extra alert and do not panic! These hooligans are getting desperate.
15/7/13- Incident happened at 5pm.
My mum was driving alone on the way to 1U. While at the traffic light queuing to turn right towards 1U frm Kepong Toll-Damansara direction; (The left turn is to TTDI) 2 young boys on motorcycle broke the passenger's window.
NOTE: Her handbag is NOT VISIBLE AT ALL! It was hidden under the seat.
Thank god my mum managed to shout at them, moved her car a little and managed to scare them off because she didn't panic.We suspect that their motive is to break the glass; unlock the door; hop into the car and demand for valuables+hurt you while you are stuck in the jam. (That's pretty obvious cus the handbag is not visible at all!)
People, please be extra alert and do not panic! These hooligans are getting desperate.
Snatch Thief grabs Necklace from Stranded Motorist on Federal Highway
16 July 2013 (Tue) ~ 1 PM
Federal Highway near Plaza Pantai
shared by Ron Thum
Just witnessed this moments ago on federal highway.. A lady had her necklace snatched fr the motor lane.. She was waiting for help for her car that has broken down next to the motor lane in front of plaza Pantai.. Can't see the motor plate.. Pls be careful.
Federal Highway near Plaza Pantai
shared by Ron Thum
Just witnessed this moments ago on federal highway.. A lady had her necklace snatched fr the motor lane.. She was waiting for help for her car that has broken down next to the motor lane in front of plaza Pantai.. Can't see the motor plate.. Pls be careful.
Burglary in Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam
Looking for Silver Mercedes no WKJ 7338 (could be fake)
16 July 2013 (Tue)
Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam
Burglary
Shared by Jueanne Tan via Mesh Mesh
Burglary at 31/115 TAINIA this morning. Young Indian lady driver with 2 Indian male accomplice driving light silver mercedes no WKJ 7338.
TAR thief
PJ Community Alert shared Mei Yan Loh's video.
Pls
help me to share this video out. This guy had stolen my purse(white
colour) on 8/7/13(monday) at CITC (TARC). The time between was 9.45am to
10.15am. If you know/saw this guy before,pls inform me here or report
to the SAD officer. This guy is wanted!
Doctor Slashed in SS19
SUBANG JAYA, JULY 16 2013: A female private medical practitioner was robbed and slashed at her clinic in SS19 in the wee hours of the morning by two suspects.
Subang Jaya OCPD ACP Yahaya Ramli said the doctor who was leaving her clinic and alighting her car, two men on a motorcycle snatched her handbag.
"She resisted and was slashed by her male assailant with an accomplice on the motorcycle," he said.
It is believed a finger was severed but has at Press time been re-attached.
Meanwhile six men acting suspiciously along Jalan SS14/1 were detained by police on their rounds during the breaking of fast period.
The men who hailed from Klang were detained for urine tests and for any criminal records.
They were released on bail but their three motorcycles have been retained at the police station.
www.sjecho.com.my/
Monday, 15 July 2013
Gun pointing robbery
Date: 14th July 2013
Time: 2.00pm
Happen @ Restaurant Lai Lai Jalan Kuchai Maju 9
shared by Ernest Hoh Seng Mun, on behalf of victim
On Sunday 14th July 2pm my friend with her friend went to Restaurant Lai Lai for lunch. So she ordered everything and having it till a guy walking pass her one time and she thought passer by and the guy came towards her place with a gun pointing at her and say "DON'T SHOUT, GIVE ME YOUR CASH & ATM CARD" So my friend got no choice to give him and he then ask for the ATM PASSWORD. For sure won't give the correct password. After the password is given the guy walk away and get in to the car. If not mistaken it's a BMW.
Perodua Myvi 1.3 White PJP 7889 - Stolen near Sg Long
Perodua Myvi 1.3 White PJP 7889 - Stolen near Sg Long
15/7/13
shared by Alison Wong
Dear fellow friends, a friend's car got stolen today approx. 6pm this evening (15/7/2013) outside his condo; Green acre park sungai long. Number plate PJP 7889 Pearl white SE myvi 1.3cc with scratches on both side of front bumper. if spotted please contact Mr. Alvin @ 010-2902559
Thank you
15/7/13
shared by Alison Wong
Dear fellow friends, a friend's car got stolen today approx. 6pm this evening (15/7/2013) outside his condo; Green acre park sungai long. Number plate PJP 7889 Pearl white SE myvi 1.3cc with scratches on both side of front bumper. if spotted please contact Mr. Alvin @ 010-2902559
Thank you
Chased by Mad Boys on Bikes - Kelana Sentral Apartment
shared by Ms CM
15 July, 8.50pm near kelana sentral apartment, the u turn to Paradigm parking entrance. My bf driving us to Paradigm. As we approach the u turn, we saw a bunch of malay guys on motor without helmet coming out from a house nearby. At first we just ignore but we realize they're coming quite close to the point of hitting the back of our car. To our horror, we realize they're carrying some sort of tools looking like fire extinguisher and cangkul. They tailed us up to the paradigm parking entrance. My bf had to speed like a mad man to the parking. Another close smash and grab incident. I felt like im staying in some Gotham city..don't tell me we need to drive Batmobiles or kereta meriam to remain safe???!!
2 Men on a Bike Use Knife to Cut & Snatch bag
14 July 2013 (Sun) 2:30 pm
Section 14, PJ
shared by Jackie Chee
I was being snatch in front my house jalan 14/15 ,seksyen 14 yesterday about 2.30 pm .please get alert the motor plate no NBW1120 Yamaha series. This is a stolen motor.so if saw this motor please track them down by hit/block / call police. They carry knife.they cut my sling bag which is cross over my body from behind while I wanted to entering my car. Police report has been make.please alert before they hurt others.
Woman Harassed by 2 men on bikes
15 July 2013 (Mon) 2pm
near Taman Bahagia LRT
shared by CTG
Taman Bahagia LRT 2pm today. I was circled by two malay boys on a bike (they were wearing dark crash helmets) driving up and down the roads past me as I walked home. I stopped at a house in the road next to mine to ask for help but she said she wouldn't let strangers in and took my photo! Stay alert people....
Beware of Con Jobs over the Telephone
15 July 2013
shared by Janice TJ
PLEASE SHARE: This morning 15/7/2013 @ 6: 30am, a lady with an Indian accent called my parents house and also their mobile phone claiming that she is from 'Border Nursing Home' and that my grandfather was ill and dying. My mother kept saying 'no' and eventually the lady asked if she had any elderly staying at any nursing home. This prank obviously did not work because my grandfather passed away 13 years ago!
Please be careful as it is a method to con money from the public we called the number (016-3774340) but no one picked up but played a Christian tune and went into voicemail.
Be careful. Thanks. With regards, Janice.
2 Men Assaulted & Robbed by 14 Teenagers in PJS1
14 July 2013 (Sun) 11:30 PM
PJS 1
shared by Patricia Ong
Copy of police report, this happened to 2 of my Indian workers at Petaling Utama PJS1. The girl and group of 13 men are all teenagers.
Does PJ Needs More Protectors?
Does PJ Needs More Protectors?
Your views?
shared by SD
http://safercity.com.my/#
The optimum ratio of policemen to population recommended by the INTERPOL is 1:250 which means one policeman is responsible for looking after 250 residents. However, as of today in Petaling Jaya, the ratio stands at 1:470 which means one policeman is looking after 470 residents! This shows that we are in desperate need of twice the amount of police force in order to fight crime. Join this fight, say you're in. More Police, Safer
Your views?
shared by SD
http://safercity.com.my/#
The optimum ratio of policemen to population recommended by the INTERPOL is 1:250 which means one policeman is responsible for looking after 250 residents. However, as of today in Petaling Jaya, the ratio stands at 1:470 which means one policeman is looking after 470 residents! This shows that we are in desperate need of twice the amount of police force in order to fight crime. Join this fight, say you're in. More Police, Safer
KK Mart Robbers - Wanted by Cops
KK Mart Robbers - Wanted by Cops
Saspek 3-4(L) melayu mengunakan senjata parang menaiki kenderaan jenis proton satria berwarna kelabu no pendaftaran WLV 964(No.palsu) telah melakukan 6 kes samun pasaraya KK Mart.Dipercayai sasaran suspek adalah Pasaraya KK Mart Kesan dan tangkap.. Maklumat dari kawan2..tq
A) KK Melati Utama
2/7/2013-7.30am.
KK Taman Connaught
13/7/2013-2.20am
C) KK Jalan San Peng
13/7/13-12.35pm.
D)KK Bandar Sri Pemaisuri.
13/7/13-5.13pm
E)KK Pandan Indah
14/7/2013-4.37am
F)KK Ampang Point
14/7/2013-8.00am
Beware of them
Saspek 3-4(L) melayu mengunakan senjata parang menaiki kenderaan jenis proton satria berwarna kelabu no pendaftaran WLV 964(No.palsu) telah melakukan 6 kes samun pasaraya KK Mart.Dipercayai sasaran suspek adalah Pasaraya KK Mart Kesan dan tangkap.. Maklumat dari kawan2..tq
A) KK Melati Utama2/7/2013-7.30am.
KK Taman Connaught
13/7/2013-2.20am
C) KK Jalan San Peng
13/7/13-12.35pm.
D)KK Bandar Sri Pemaisuri.
13/7/13-5.13pm
E)KK Pandan Indah
14/7/2013-4.37am
F)KK Ampang Point
14/7/2013-8.00am
Beware of them
Friday, 12 July 2013
Thief Sneaks in & Steals Stuff With Owner out back in Puchong
PJ Community Alert shared Alan Chong Wai Loon's video.
Thief Caught on CCTV in Puchong
shared via Reese Ong Bee Bee
original video posting by Alan Chong
Theft recorded on my friend's shop CCTV, he went to the back to get something and this guy took opportunity. Location Bandar Puchong Puteri. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151708643080682&set=vb.755325681&type=2&theater
shared via Reese Ong Bee Bee
original video posting by Alan Chong
Theft recorded on my friend's shop CCTV, he went to the back to get something and this guy took opportunity. Location Bandar Puchong Puteri. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151708643080682&set=vb.755325681&type=2&theater
Man takes on Robbers, thinking Pistol was Fake
Man takes on Robbers, thinking Pistol was Fake
GURUN : A senior citizen took on a pistol-toting robber and an accomplice at his home in Taman Seri Jerai 2 here.
At about 7.40pm on Wednesday, T. Subramaniam, 62, was reading a newspaper at home while his wife P. Parvathy, 60, and grandchild Ham Raj Kumar, 16, were inside.
As Parvathy went out to push her son’s motorcycle from the porch, two men confronted her with a pistol and demanded that she surrendered her valuables.
The ensuing commotion attract-ed Subramaniam’s attention and he walked up to the gun-toting robber.
“When I edged closer, the robber warned me that he had a pistol and will not hesitate to shoot,” said Subramaniam, who proceeded to challenge the robber, as he thought the gun was fake.
In apparent panic, the robber fired a shot which missed Subramaniam and hit the ceiling.
The robbers then fled, but not before grabbing a RM3,000 gold chain worn by Parvathy.
Police who arrived at the scene told Subramaniam the pistol was real as they found a spent cartridge.
State CID chief Asst Comm Mohd Nashir Ya said police would carry out investigations under Section 3 of the Firearms (Increased Penalties) Act 1971.
http://www.thestar.com.my/
GURUN : A senior citizen took on a pistol-toting robber and an accomplice at his home in Taman Seri Jerai 2 here.
At about 7.40pm on Wednesday, T. Subramaniam, 62, was reading a newspaper at home while his wife P. Parvathy, 60, and grandchild Ham Raj Kumar, 16, were inside.
As Parvathy went out to push her son’s motorcycle from the porch, two men confronted her with a pistol and demanded that she surrendered her valuables.
The ensuing commotion attract-ed Subramaniam’s attention and he walked up to the gun-toting robber.
“When I edged closer, the robber warned me that he had a pistol and will not hesitate to shoot,” said Subramaniam, who proceeded to challenge the robber, as he thought the gun was fake.
In apparent panic, the robber fired a shot which missed Subramaniam and hit the ceiling.
The robbers then fled, but not before grabbing a RM3,000 gold chain worn by Parvathy.
Police who arrived at the scene told Subramaniam the pistol was real as they found a spent cartridge.
State CID chief Asst Comm Mohd Nashir Ya said police would carry out investigations under Section 3 of the Firearms (Increased Penalties) Act 1971.
http://www.thestar.com.my/
Teen girl a scout for clinic robbers
By NICHOLAS CHENG and SIMON KHOO
newsdesk@thestar.com.my
KUALA LUMPUR: A teenage girl was part of a gang of robbers which preyed on polyclinics when it wasn’t hitting restaurants, spas, furniture shops and sundry stores.
She would be inside the clinic, pretending to be in line to see the doctor. But she would actually be taking note of wealthy patients while making sure the place wasn’t too crowded.
When she was satisfied with conditions, she would signal the rest of the gang and the men would storm in, brandishing parang and demanding cash and valuables.
Police said the gang was responsible for at least 14 robberies in Kajang, Cheras and Seremban in the last three months.
The gang’s successful streak ended when one of them was shot dead by a Tan Sri during a botched robbery at a polyclinic in Taman Pertama, Cheras, at about 10pm last Friday.
The rest of the gang members had managed to flee after their accomplice collapsed but police tracked them down to their flat in Bandar Mahkota Cheras at about 1.30am yesterday.
Three male suspects, aged 22, 23 and 30, and a girl, 17, were arrested.
Police found two parang, a knife, masks, break-in tools, mobile phones, a laptop and a tablet computer inside the flat.
The raiding party also recovered more than RM5,000 in cash and valuables, as well as three cars – a Proton Iswara, Perodua MyVi and Honda City.
Selangor acting police chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk A. Thaiveegan said the four had no criminal record.
“We believe they were involved in the Cheras polyclinic case. Initial investigations suggest they belong to the same group linked to the robber who was shot dead,” he said.
He said the four would be remanded until Monday and were being investigated under Section 395 and 397 of the Penal Code for robbery.
Police believe another seven gang members are still at large.
Pahang Chinese Chamber of Commerce chairman Tan Sri Lam Kam Sang, 68, had shot dead the 21-year-old when the robber attacked him with a parang.
Lam, who heard about the arrests, congratulated the police yesterday.
“I will give my full cooperation if my assistance is needed to identify the suspects.”
http://www.thestar.com.my/
Caught RED Handed still Deny he did it......now comes the Devil's Advocate to Free him
Caught RED Handed still Deny he did it......now comes the Devil's Advocate to Free him
Council worker claims trial to snatching bag of Chinese tourist in Penang [the Star]
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/12/snatch-theft-claim-trial-love-lane-China-tourist.aspx
By JOSEPHINE JALLEH
GEORGE TOWN: A Penang Municipal Council worker has claimed trial at a Sessions Court to snatching the bag of a Chinese national in Love Lane here on July 2.
Abdul Waris Abdul Aziz, 32, from Air Itam, denied that he committed the offence at around 9.19pm at the roadside of Love Lane.
Sessions judge Khairul Anuar Abdul Halim set bail at RM10,000 in one surety.
The accused was not represented by counsel while DPP Maziyah Mansor prosecuted.
It was reported that a suspect was caught snatching the bag from Dai Qi, 40, a tourist from China just as her husband Luo Yong, also 40, was taking a photograph of her.
The photograph clearly showed the suspect approaching her from behind on a motorcycle and grabbing the bag.
Luo's husband then pounced on the man and shoved him off the motorcycle during the incident.
Council worker claims trial to snatching bag of Chinese tourist in Penang [the Star]
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/12/snatch-theft-claim-trial-love-lane-China-tourist.aspx
By JOSEPHINE JALLEH
GEORGE TOWN: A Penang Municipal Council worker has claimed trial at a Sessions Court to snatching the bag of a Chinese national in Love Lane here on July 2.
Abdul Waris Abdul Aziz, 32, from Air Itam, denied that he committed the offence at around 9.19pm at the roadside of Love Lane.Sessions judge Khairul Anuar Abdul Halim set bail at RM10,000 in one surety.
The accused was not represented by counsel while DPP Maziyah Mansor prosecuted.
It was reported that a suspect was caught snatching the bag from Dai Qi, 40, a tourist from China just as her husband Luo Yong, also 40, was taking a photograph of her.
The photograph clearly showed the suspect approaching her from behind on a motorcycle and grabbing the bag.
Luo's husband then pounced on the man and shoved him off the motorcycle during the incident.
Cops on manhunt for two parang-wielding robbers
Cops on manhunt for two parang-wielding robbers
By SIMON KHOO
BENTONG: Police launched a manhunt for the two men, wearing full-face helmets, who went on a rampage at a motorcycle shop in Jalan Besar, Karak on Friday slashing three people, including the owner, before escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The robbers armed with parang also rode away with a brand new Yamaha
125Z motorcycle worth RM8,000 but it stalled less than 1km away due to
lack of fuel.
They then abandoned the machine near the back of a shopping mall before hijacking another motorcycle belonging to a woman at knifepoint.
A passer-by who rushed over to aid the terrified woman was slashed by the robbers who then rode away with it heading towards Mempaga.
Deputy OCPD Deputy Supt Wan Azharudin Wan Ismail said the incident took place at about 3.15pm on Friday when the two robbers barged in and held up the owner and four workers.
It is learnt the workers put up a fight in which the robbers started slashing, which resulted in them being attacked by the workers with sticks.
They managed to escape with some cash belonging to a worker and from the cash register.
The owner, aged 64, was slashed on her neck when she refused to open the safe deposit box.
She suffered a 10cm long gash and was warded at the Bentong Hospital for further observation after receiving initial treatment at the Karak health clinic.
Two of her workers, aged 24 and 46, also suffered cuts on their neck and chest in the ensuing fight.
DSP Wan Azharudin urged those with information to contact the nearest police station.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/12/Crime-parang-Robbers.aspx
By SIMON KHOO
BENTONG: Police launched a manhunt for the two men, wearing full-face helmets, who went on a rampage at a motorcycle shop in Jalan Besar, Karak on Friday slashing three people, including the owner, before escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The robbers armed with parang also rode away with a brand new Yamaha
125Z motorcycle worth RM8,000 but it stalled less than 1km away due to
lack of fuel.They then abandoned the machine near the back of a shopping mall before hijacking another motorcycle belonging to a woman at knifepoint.
A passer-by who rushed over to aid the terrified woman was slashed by the robbers who then rode away with it heading towards Mempaga.
Deputy OCPD Deputy Supt Wan Azharudin Wan Ismail said the incident took place at about 3.15pm on Friday when the two robbers barged in and held up the owner and four workers.
It is learnt the workers put up a fight in which the robbers started slashing, which resulted in them being attacked by the workers with sticks.
They managed to escape with some cash belonging to a worker and from the cash register.
The owner, aged 64, was slashed on her neck when she refused to open the safe deposit box.
She suffered a 10cm long gash and was warded at the Bentong Hospital for further observation after receiving initial treatment at the Karak health clinic.
Two of her workers, aged 24 and 46, also suffered cuts on their neck and chest in the ensuing fight.
DSP Wan Azharudin urged those with information to contact the nearest police station.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/12/Crime-parang-Robbers.aspx
SS3 Attempted Break In - Lookout for White Proton with RED Rim Loitering Around
SS3 Attempted Break In - Lookout for White Proton with RED Rim Loitering Around
shared by Deva Kt
just got to know this : Date 12 July 2013 Time 11.30 am
Attempt to break-in into 2 house in SS3/64, 2 Indian guys driving a white Proton (model and number yet to know ) with Red rims. Please be alert
shared by Deva Kt
just got to know this : Date 12 July 2013 Time 11.30 am
Attempt to break-in into 2 house in SS3/64, 2 Indian guys driving a white Proton (model and number yet to know ) with Red rims. Please be alert
COMMUNITY ALERT NOTICE
12 July 2013
COMMUNITY ALERT NOTICE
Courtesy of Community Policing
Community Policing Alerts :
10/7/13 1500 hrs Proton Saga BHV 8113 gold colour with 3 Indian males tried to break in USJ 18 house yesterday. Please alert your guards on Proton Waja Gold Colour and a silver BMW. ( very active in house break in ). Chinese suspects/ Caucasians in BMW. Arm your guards with pepper spray or weapons to take them down as they are deemed veterans.
COMMUNITY ALERT NOTICE
Courtesy of Community Policing
Community Policing Alerts :
10/7/13 1500 hrs Proton Saga BHV 8113 gold colour with 3 Indian males tried to break in USJ 18 house yesterday. Please alert your guards on Proton Waja Gold Colour and a silver BMW. ( very active in house break in ). Chinese suspects/ Caucasians in BMW. Arm your guards with pepper spray or weapons to take them down as they are deemed veterans.
Attempted Smash & Grab...just happened!
Attempted Smash & Grab...just happened!
12th Jul 2013 12noon
shared by Shirley Pu
I almost became a victim of a smash & grab at the Eastin Hotel traffic light. It happened within seconds I stopped my car. 2 guys on bike with full faced helmet, front guy in black tee & pillion rider in green tee.
I only had two mcD bags on the passenger seat. My handbag was on the floor. Guess they were hungry??
12th Jul 2013 12noon
shared by Shirley Pu
I almost became a victim of a smash & grab at the Eastin Hotel traffic light. It happened within seconds I stopped my car. 2 guys on bike with full faced helmet, front guy in black tee & pillion rider in green tee.
I only had two mcD bags on the passenger seat. My handbag was on the floor. Guess they were hungry??
3 bikers surrounds car but chased off by 3 dogs & a maid
3 bikers surrounds car but chased off by 3 dogs & a maid
11 July 2013 (Thu) 10pm
Section 14 & around Sri Aman School
Folks be reminded.. they're still there. Stay alert.
Protect our People.
shared by Nurul A Yezid
Witnessed an attempted robbery around 10pm just now. Was coming back from grocery shopping with husband, then as we were turning to the junction to go to 14/52 lane in pj, saw 3 bikes going in the same direction ahead of us. Husband thought it was the patrolling police, but my gut tells me something else. As we drove towards 14/52, suddenly those same bikes were driving back towards us, riders looked panicky and in a haste. Then in front of us a neighbor's car was in stationary mode with some of the bikers still around the car, in front of his/her house, blaring the honk like crazy, the gate was open with the maid holding a stick and an occupant of the house was there with their 3 dogs. When the drove towards us, I was so terriers that they would turn their attention to us. But luckily they passed us by. we drove down the lane but decided against going in to our house (it's quite a hilly area, it'll take a while just to get in). We also called the police to inform them of the situation. While waiting, So we kept on driving around the area, passed by Sri Aman school, and kept a look out. We also stopped and advise this one uncle waiting outside his house in 14/45 I think with his alphard to be watchful...as we drove back towards Sri Aman school road to get to our house, the same bikers were there...riding the opposite direction. I tried to get a good look at the plate numbers, unfortunately, ALL three bikes had their tail light off. There were 6 of them btw and all Malays. Then as we drove around again, we bumped into the patrol car we called for and gave some descriptions of the bikers. So they made their rounds just to be sure. So one thing for sure, I think these bikers will definitely try their luck again some other day. So folks around this area, please be mindful when u slow down or opening the gates. Most of them are opportunists. Especially around that hour. They know alot of people just came back from dinner, work or in ramadhan, perhaps coming back from tarawih. So do be careful!!
11 July 2013 (Thu) 10pm
Section 14 & around Sri Aman School
Folks be reminded.. they're still there. Stay alert.
Protect our People.
shared by Nurul A Yezid
Witnessed an attempted robbery around 10pm just now. Was coming back from grocery shopping with husband, then as we were turning to the junction to go to 14/52 lane in pj, saw 3 bikes going in the same direction ahead of us. Husband thought it was the patrolling police, but my gut tells me something else. As we drove towards 14/52, suddenly those same bikes were driving back towards us, riders looked panicky and in a haste. Then in front of us a neighbor's car was in stationary mode with some of the bikers still around the car, in front of his/her house, blaring the honk like crazy, the gate was open with the maid holding a stick and an occupant of the house was there with their 3 dogs. When the drove towards us, I was so terriers that they would turn their attention to us. But luckily they passed us by. we drove down the lane but decided against going in to our house (it's quite a hilly area, it'll take a while just to get in). We also called the police to inform them of the situation. While waiting, So we kept on driving around the area, passed by Sri Aman school, and kept a look out. We also stopped and advise this one uncle waiting outside his house in 14/45 I think with his alphard to be watchful...as we drove back towards Sri Aman school road to get to our house, the same bikers were there...riding the opposite direction. I tried to get a good look at the plate numbers, unfortunately, ALL three bikes had their tail light off. There were 6 of them btw and all Malays. Then as we drove around again, we bumped into the patrol car we called for and gave some descriptions of the bikers. So they made their rounds just to be sure. So one thing for sure, I think these bikers will definitely try their luck again some other day. So folks around this area, please be mindful when u slow down or opening the gates. Most of them are opportunists. Especially around that hour. They know alot of people just came back from dinner, work or in ramadhan, perhaps coming back from tarawih. So do be careful!!
Killed for jumping a red light?
[reported by Free Malaysia Today]
link here
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/07/09/killed-for-jumping-a-red-light/
KUALA LUMPUR: An alleged traffic offender died last week after he was arrested and manhandled by four police officers in Medan Imbi, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo told a press conference today.
Gobind said the assault occurred at a restaurant and he had seen a video recording of it that was shot by a patron.
A report in China Press quoted police sources as saying that the victim, 53-year-old Chong Foo Ming, was foaming at the mouth after he was restrained and handcuffed. The report said police tried to flag him down after he had beaten a red light, but he sped off.
Gobind condemned the police action, saying the violence was unnecessary.
“Mr Chong was roughened up by a group of police officers,” he said. “After he was handcuffed, he was forced to lay down facing the ground . And then one of the police officers sat on top of him.
“If he had beaten a red light, why the need to apprehend him in that way?”
It is learnt that the policemen contacted an ambulance after noticing that Chong was foaming at the mouth. But he was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Gobind said police had used excessive force and called for a thorough investigation.
Initial police reports said Chong died of a heart failure, but according to his daughter Doriss, the hospital found no heart complications or internal injuries.
“We demand an answer from the police,” Gobind said. “This victim was a very healthy man. This is confirmed by the hospital. The police cannot expect the family to sit back doing nothing. An explanation is needed.”
He said he would write to the Inspector General of Police today.
Gobind acknowledged that the cause of death was still uncertain.
“We are waiting for the chemist’s report,” he said. “First they claimed it was a heart attack, which was wrong. There was nothing wrong with the victim’s heart. We are waiting for a second opinion before we can confirm the cause of death.”
link here
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/07/09/killed-for-jumping-a-red-light/
KUALA LUMPUR: An alleged traffic offender died last week after he was arrested and manhandled by four police officers in Medan Imbi, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo told a press conference today.
Gobind said the assault occurred at a restaurant and he had seen a video recording of it that was shot by a patron.
A report in China Press quoted police sources as saying that the victim, 53-year-old Chong Foo Ming, was foaming at the mouth after he was restrained and handcuffed. The report said police tried to flag him down after he had beaten a red light, but he sped off.
Gobind condemned the police action, saying the violence was unnecessary.
“Mr Chong was roughened up by a group of police officers,” he said. “After he was handcuffed, he was forced to lay down facing the ground . And then one of the police officers sat on top of him.
“If he had beaten a red light, why the need to apprehend him in that way?”
It is learnt that the policemen contacted an ambulance after noticing that Chong was foaming at the mouth. But he was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Gobind said police had used excessive force and called for a thorough investigation.
Initial police reports said Chong died of a heart failure, but according to his daughter Doriss, the hospital found no heart complications or internal injuries.
“We demand an answer from the police,” Gobind said. “This victim was a very healthy man. This is confirmed by the hospital. The police cannot expect the family to sit back doing nothing. An explanation is needed.”
He said he would write to the Inspector General of Police today.
Gobind acknowledged that the cause of death was still uncertain.
“We are waiting for the chemist’s report,” he said. “First they claimed it was a heart attack, which was wrong. There was nothing wrong with the victim’s heart. We are waiting for a second opinion before we can confirm the cause of death.”
A
report in China Press quoted police sources as saying that the victim,
53-year-old Chong Foo Ming, was foaming at the mouth after he was
restrained and handcuffed. The report said police tried to flag him down
after he had beaten a red light, but he sped off.
Gobind condemned the police action, saying the violence was unnecessary.
“Mr Chong was roughened up by a group of police officers,” he said. “After he was handcuffed, he was forced to lay down facing the ground . And then one of the police officers sat on top of him.
“If he had beaten a red light, why the need to apprehend him in that way?”
It is learnt that the policemen contacted an ambulance after noticing that Chong was foaming at the mouth. But he was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Gobind said police had used excessive force and called for a thorough investigation.
Initial police reports said Chong died of a heart failure, but according to his daughter Doriss, the hospital found no heart complications or internal injuries.
“We demand an answer from the police,” Gobind said. “This victim was a very healthy man. This is confirmed by the hospital. The police cannot expect the family to sit back doing nothing. An explanation is needed.”
He said he would write to the Inspector General of Police today.
Gobind acknowledged that the cause of death was still uncertain.
“We are waiting for the chemist’s report,” he said. “First they claimed it was a heart attack, which was wrong. There was nothing wrong with the victim’s heart. We are waiting for a second opinion before we can confirm the cause of death.”
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/07/09/killed-for-jumping-a-red-light/#sthash.0PCVfrAO.dpuf
Gobind condemned the police action, saying the violence was unnecessary.
“Mr Chong was roughened up by a group of police officers,” he said. “After he was handcuffed, he was forced to lay down facing the ground . And then one of the police officers sat on top of him.
“If he had beaten a red light, why the need to apprehend him in that way?”
It is learnt that the policemen contacted an ambulance after noticing that Chong was foaming at the mouth. But he was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Gobind said police had used excessive force and called for a thorough investigation.
Initial police reports said Chong died of a heart failure, but according to his daughter Doriss, the hospital found no heart complications or internal injuries.
“We demand an answer from the police,” Gobind said. “This victim was a very healthy man. This is confirmed by the hospital. The police cannot expect the family to sit back doing nothing. An explanation is needed.”
He said he would write to the Inspector General of Police today.
Gobind acknowledged that the cause of death was still uncertain.
“We are waiting for the chemist’s report,” he said. “First they claimed it was a heart attack, which was wrong. There was nothing wrong with the victim’s heart. We are waiting for a second opinion before we can confirm the cause of death.”
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/07/09/killed-for-jumping-a-red-light/#sthash.0PCVfrAO.dpuf
Living in Fear at Home
OH ING YEEN gives a first-hand account of being a burglary victim.
AS I was about to leave work for home, I suddenly received a text from my father, “Do not come home now”.
It got me worried but instinct told me I should not call him.
After waiting for about 15 minutes, I finally received a call from my father saying that five armed robbers had broken into my house.
My family members locked themselves in a room upstairs for a long time, and did not dare leave for a long time, fearing that the robbers might still be in the house.
When I finally got home, I saw the house was messy but thankfully my family was not harmed.
The security guard for our neighbourhood only came by about an hour later.
We were curious how the robbers entered the neighbourhood as there was only one access point to the area and it was manned by guards.
We got our answer as we drove out of the neighbourhood to check into a hotel for the night. We were shocked and angry to see one of the guards on duty sleeping at the guard post!
This is the second time my house has been broken into but the first incident occurred when no one was at home.
Once, during the wee hours of the morning, my father heard a scream and went out to look as he thought my neighbour was in trouble.
A female foreigner tried to barge into our house, claiming that “someone was coming to get her”.
My father refused to let her in and said he could help her to call the police instead.
He also tried to get help from one of the guards who passed by our house on his motorcycle but the guard sped off instead.
We are one of the few residents who pay for security every month and have been paying for years.
After these break-ins, I do not see the point of having our roads barricaded and paying RM70 per month.
I have heard of some neighbourhoods that saw a drop in break-ins after employing guards. It is just unfortunate that ours is not one of them.
Sneak & Steal method using Kid thief
PJ Community Alert shared 反腐败思想's video.
What !! Did that little kid stole something ??
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=505172986222691
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=505172986222691
惊叹！中国小小偷偷iPad藏裙底！小小孩子竟然精明于偷鸡摸狗？还是由大人指使？
感谢Kiadtisak Maneerat剪辑分享视频。
感谢Kiadtisak Maneerat剪辑分享视频。
Smash Grab Attempt near 1U
PJ Community Alert shared Tina Fong's photo.
Smash Grab Attempt near 1U
10 Jun 2013 (Wed)
Bandar Utama
Original posting by Tina Fong
10 Jun 2013 (Wed)
Bandar Utama
Original posting by Tina Fong
Got shocked. 2 motorcyclists came to me n knocked my window to intend grab my bag. Happened at One U traffic light.
2 bikes - 3man acting suspiciously around University Hospital
1 Bike's Number plate is a paper sticker BKH 1001
8 July 2013 (Mon) 12:15 pm
shared by SD
STAY ALERT!
3 dark skinned guys spotted peeping into vehicles on traffic lights right now. One number plate is actually just a paper print out!
Silver BMW Alert! Car Used for Burglaries by Chinese & Caucasians Suspects
PJ Community Alert shared Kuan Chee Heng's photo.
Silver BMW Alert! Car Used for Burglaries by Chinese & Caucasians Suspects
Shared by Terrence Chin via JUDY SONG
Posted by KUAN CHEE HENG.
LOOOOOOOOK OUT............ this BMW Silver colour is use by Chinese suspect and also Middle East /C...See More
Shared by Terrence Chin via JUDY SONG
Posted by KUAN CHEE HENG.
LOOOOOOOOK OUT............ this BMW Silver colour is use by Chinese suspect and also Middle East /C...See More
LOOOOOOOOK
OUT............ this BMW Silver colour is use by Chinese suspect and
also Middle East /Caucasians to commit house break ins. ASK YOUR
BANGLADESH GUARDS TO CHECK 100% ON ANY SILVER BMW. Alert. Alert. Alert.
Share share share. Very active group especially Raya is coming. Many
will go for holidays.
3 seconds to Smash & Grab at Sunway Giza traffic junction
11 July 2013 (Wed) 1pm
Kota Damansara near Sunway Giza
Shared by A Khan
Smash and grab attempt just happened around 1pm in front of sunway giza heading towards kota damansara. At the traffic light junction, there were 2 malay guys riding on a 125z yamaha. Be alert everyone. Smash and grab attempted in 3sec
Kota Damansara near Sunway Giza
Shared by A Khan
Smash and grab attempt just happened around 1pm in front of sunway giza heading towards kota damansara. At the traffic light junction, there were 2 malay guys riding on a 125z yamaha. Be alert everyone. Smash and grab attempted in 3sec
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Eateries bite the bullet and get armed guards
Poor Chap, Defending others with a Bamboo stick, Need to Think Harder.....Don't Ya Think ?
Eateries bite the bullet and get armed guards
The Star 3/7/13
PETALING JAYA: After a spate of robberies at eateries, even restaurants have resorted to hiring armed guards.
South Sea Seafood Restaurant in Kampung Baru Subang is one such restaurant, which has invested in extra security to provide customers peace of mind as they eat in the premises.
“It is an unusual and costly move for a restaurant but we feel that prevention is better than cure.
“We had heard about restaurants being targeted by robbers so we decided to engage an armed guard a month ago,” said restaurant owner Terence Wong yesterday.
Wong, 42, said his customers admitted feeling more secure and confident when dining at the restaurant with an armed guard around.
The failure to hire of such armed guards, however, proved costly for the owners of the Lala Chong Seafood Restaurant which has two outlets.
Robbers armed with parang hit its Ara Damansara outlet in April.
Manager Wong Thian Foh, 35, said the company had security personnel for its Kayu Ara restaurant since 2008 but felt the one in Ara Damansara was secure enough because it was located in a posh neighbourhood.
“But the Ara Damansara restaurant ended up being an easy target for robbers,” he said.
Since the incident, more security guards have been hired for both restaurants.
“We are also looking at arming all our security guards in spite of the added costs,” he said.
In early June, several restaurants in Pudu and Cheras suffered a similar fate.
In one case, eight parang-wielding men robbed customers and the restaurant owner of RM24,000 and mobile phones at 4am.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/03/Eateries-bite-the-bullet-and-get-armed-guards.aspx
Eateries bite the bullet and get armed guards
The Star 3/7/13
PETALING JAYA: After a spate of robberies at eateries, even restaurants have resorted to hiring armed guards.
South Sea Seafood Restaurant in Kampung Baru Subang is one such restaurant, which has invested in extra security to provide customers peace of mind as they eat in the premises.
“It is an unusual and costly move for a restaurant but we feel that prevention is better than cure.
“We had heard about restaurants being targeted by robbers so we decided to engage an armed guard a month ago,” said restaurant owner Terence Wong yesterday.
Wong, 42, said his customers admitted feeling more secure and confident when dining at the restaurant with an armed guard around.
The failure to hire of such armed guards, however, proved costly for the owners of the Lala Chong Seafood Restaurant which has two outlets.
Robbers armed with parang hit its Ara Damansara outlet in April.Manager Wong Thian Foh, 35, said the company had security personnel for its Kayu Ara restaurant since 2008 but felt the one in Ara Damansara was secure enough because it was located in a posh neighbourhood.
“But the Ara Damansara restaurant ended up being an easy target for robbers,” he said.
Since the incident, more security guards have been hired for both restaurants.
“We are also looking at arming all our security guards in spite of the added costs,” he said.
In early June, several restaurants in Pudu and Cheras suffered a similar fate.
In one case, eight parang-wielding men robbed customers and the restaurant owner of RM24,000 and mobile phones at 4am.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/03/Eateries-bite-the-bullet-and-get-armed-guards.aspx
Snatch Thief PJ Old Town....again
Snatch Thief PJ Old Town....again
3/7/13
shared by Lai Weng Hong
Crime rate dropped by 30% is it, Mr Chief Policeman?
My mom just got robbed of her handbag in front of the house by 2 motorcyclist with plat number WUD 6203. Luckily she not injured...
Take care of yourself, the police will only take care of VIP but not civilian like us... =.="
3/7/13
shared by Lai Weng Hong
Crime rate dropped by 30% is it, Mr Chief Policeman?
My mom just got robbed of her handbag in front of the house by 2 motorcyclist with plat number WUD 6203. Luckily she not injured...
Take care of yourself, the police will only take care of VIP but not civilian like us... =.="
China cop foils snatch theft bid
China cop foils snatch theft bid
By TAN SIN CHOW
sctan@thestar.com.my
GEORGE TOWN: The fight against crime never takes a break – as shown by a
policeman on holiday here from China who helped catch a snatch thief.
Luo Yong, 40, was taking a photograph of his wife, Dai Qi, strolling along the tourist spot Love Lane when a motorcyclist came from behind and grabbed her handbag.
He immediately pounced on the man and shoved him off his vehicle during the 9.30pm incident on Tuesday.
Luo overpowered the man, a Penang Municipal Council worker who was still wearing a council T-shirt, before passers-by and traders came to help.
The crimefighter, who suffered light injuries on his legs, said he did not hesitate to pounce on the man when he saw him snatch the handbag.
“In my mind, I was only thinking that our holiday would have been over if we lost the bag. It contained our passports, cash, credit cards and driving licences,” said Luo, who also gave the thumbs-up to the local police for arriving at the scene within three minutes.
He said he remained undaunted by the incident, adding that “he would not be frightened”.
“In fact, we are touched by the warmth and hospitality of the police and the people here. I will be coming back here again,” he said.
Luo’s photograph of the man about to snatch his wife’s bag is believed to be the first of its kind here.
The couple, who was on a holiday with their 10-year-old son from Chengdu, was on their way to their hotel in Penang Road after having dinner in Chulia Street when the snatch theft happened.
Dai, 40, is also in the police force. The family has since left for Langkawi.
Meanwhile, George Town OCPD Asst Comm Gan Kong Meng said the 31-year-old suspect in the case tested positive for morphine.
“We will be presenting a letter of commendation to Luo for his daring and courageous act. We will pass the letter to the Chinese Embassy,” he said yesterday.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/04/China-cop-foils-snatch-theft-bid-Quickthinking-tourist-saves-wife-from-thief.aspx
By TAN SIN CHOW
sctan@thestar.com.my
GEORGE TOWN: The fight against crime never takes a break – as shown by a
policeman on holiday here from China who helped catch a snatch thief.Luo Yong, 40, was taking a photograph of his wife, Dai Qi, strolling along the tourist spot Love Lane when a motorcyclist came from behind and grabbed her handbag.
He immediately pounced on the man and shoved him off his vehicle during the 9.30pm incident on Tuesday.
Luo overpowered the man, a Penang Municipal Council worker who was still wearing a council T-shirt, before passers-by and traders came to help.
The crimefighter, who suffered light injuries on his legs, said he did not hesitate to pounce on the man when he saw him snatch the handbag.
“In my mind, I was only thinking that our holiday would have been over if we lost the bag. It contained our passports, cash, credit cards and driving licences,” said Luo, who also gave the thumbs-up to the local police for arriving at the scene within three minutes.
He said he remained undaunted by the incident, adding that “he would not be frightened”.
“In fact, we are touched by the warmth and hospitality of the police and the people here. I will be coming back here again,” he said.
Luo’s photograph of the man about to snatch his wife’s bag is believed to be the first of its kind here.
The couple, who was on a holiday with their 10-year-old son from Chengdu, was on their way to their hotel in Penang Road after having dinner in Chulia Street when the snatch theft happened.
Dai, 40, is also in the police force. The family has since left for Langkawi.
Meanwhile, George Town OCPD Asst Comm Gan Kong Meng said the 31-year-old suspect in the case tested positive for morphine.
“We will be presenting a letter of commendation to Luo for his daring and courageous act. We will pass the letter to the Chinese Embassy,” he said yesterday.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/04/China-cop-foils-snatch-theft-bid-Quickthinking-tourist-saves-wife-from-thief.aspx
2 Men on Motorbike Smashes a Lady's Car & Grabbed Bag in Section 17
2 Men on Motorbike Smashes a Lady's Car & Grabbed Bag in Section 17
4 July 2013 ~ 7 PM
Section 17 Main Road, PJ
shared by Liew Wei Shiung
Petaling Jaya: At around 7pm, Jalan 17/1 in front of Astana Damansara Apt, two men on a motorbike smashed the passenger window of a Kelisa and snatched the belongings of a Malay lady. In her shock, she must have bumped into the car in front of her while the motorcycle sped off. ca The two men had passed my car earlier but I did not notice much details.
4 July 2013 ~ 7 PM
Section 17 Main Road, PJ
shared by Liew Wei Shiung
Petaling Jaya: At around 7pm, Jalan 17/1 in front of Astana Damansara Apt, two men on a motorbike smashed the passenger window of a Kelisa and snatched the belongings of a Malay lady. In her shock, she must have bumped into the car in front of her while the motorcycle sped off. ca The two men had passed my car earlier but I did not notice much details.
3 Men on 2 Bikes in Attempted Robbery in Damansara Uptown
3 Men on 2 Bikes in Attempted Robbery in Damansara Uptown
4 July 2013 12 PM
Damansara Uptown
Shared by Ross Chow
A friend's friend almost robbed at Uptown DU just before noon 2day. 3 men on 2 m/bikes approached vic fr behind, fortunately he held on to his bag, struggled, they sped off. Sustained cut on hand. Robbers don't win all d time. Stay alert & be better off.
4 July 2013 12 PM
Damansara Uptown
Shared by Ross Chow
A friend's friend almost robbed at Uptown DU just before noon 2day. 3 men on 2 m/bikes approached vic fr behind, fortunately he held on to his bag, struggled, they sped off. Sustained cut on hand. Robbers don't win all d time. Stay alert & be better off.
Tan Sri shoots parang-wielding robber dead at clinic in Cheras
Tan Sri shoots parang-wielding robber dead at clinic in Cheras
By Nicholas Cheng
The Star/Asia News Network
Friday, Jul 05, 2013
KUALA LUMPUR: A Tan Sri undergoing a medical check up at a clinic in Cheras shot dead a parang-wielding man who had tried to slash him during a botched robbery attempt late Thursday. During the 10pm incident, three men barged into the clinic and demanded that everyone in the clinic hand over their valuables and cash.
When one of the robbers pointed a parang at the Tan Sri, who is in his 50s and from Pahang, he produced a gun and told the suspects to leave or he would shoot.
Instead, the robbers, ticked off at the sight of the firearm, lunged and attacked the Tan Sri, who then fired multiple shots, killing one of them. Cheras OCPD Assistant Commissoner of Police (ACP) Mohan Singh said the men then fled the clinic located at Jalan 2/90 in Taman Pertama.
"We found one of them dead some 30m away, with gunshots in his knee, stomach and buttocks."
The body of the dead suspect, believed to be in his late 20s, was sent to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital for a post mortem.
"We do not know if any of the others who fled were injured," ACP Mohan said.
He said the three suspects had entered the clinic and threatened the patients and staff, while an accomplice waited outside.
"The Tan Sri sustained slight abrasions on his stomach, as one of the robbers had tried to slash him with a parang," he said.
Police recovered a knife at the scene and a Nissan car parked outside the clinic, which was stolen in another clinic robbery that occurred in Taman Mahkota Batu 9, Kajang on Wednesday.
ACP Mohan said this indicated that the robbers were also connected with the earlier case.
He said the Tan Sri's gun was retained by the police for investigations, adding that he had a licence to carry the firearm.
The case is being investigated under Section 395 and 397 of the Penal Code for gang robbery.
Meanwhile, clinic nurse Litya Gunasegaran, 24 said there were seven patients and four staff members, including a doctor, at the time of the incident.
"They burst in and everyone got a shock. One of them was carrying a parang and held it to people's necks.
"He said 'kasi wang!' (give money)," said Litya, adding that the men were dressed in shirts and shorts, and weren't wearing masks.
She said they went to each person and demanded their handphones, wallets, watches and jewellery.
"They took my necklace and went to another person, that's when I heard the shots," she said, adding that the Tan Sri was a regular patient at the clinic.
By Nicholas Cheng
The Star/Asia News Network
Friday, Jul 05, 2013
KUALA LUMPUR: A Tan Sri undergoing a medical check up at a clinic in Cheras shot dead a parang-wielding man who had tried to slash him during a botched robbery attempt late Thursday. During the 10pm incident, three men barged into the clinic and demanded that everyone in the clinic hand over their valuables and cash.
When one of the robbers pointed a parang at the Tan Sri, who is in his 50s and from Pahang, he produced a gun and told the suspects to leave or he would shoot.
Instead, the robbers, ticked off at the sight of the firearm, lunged and attacked the Tan Sri, who then fired multiple shots, killing one of them. Cheras OCPD Assistant Commissoner of Police (ACP) Mohan Singh said the men then fled the clinic located at Jalan 2/90 in Taman Pertama.
"We found one of them dead some 30m away, with gunshots in his knee, stomach and buttocks."
The body of the dead suspect, believed to be in his late 20s, was sent to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital for a post mortem.
"We do not know if any of the others who fled were injured," ACP Mohan said.
He said the three suspects had entered the clinic and threatened the patients and staff, while an accomplice waited outside.
"The Tan Sri sustained slight abrasions on his stomach, as one of the robbers had tried to slash him with a parang," he said.
Police recovered a knife at the scene and a Nissan car parked outside the clinic, which was stolen in another clinic robbery that occurred in Taman Mahkota Batu 9, Kajang on Wednesday.
ACP Mohan said this indicated that the robbers were also connected with the earlier case.
He said the Tan Sri's gun was retained by the police for investigations, adding that he had a licence to carry the firearm.
The case is being investigated under Section 395 and 397 of the Penal Code for gang robbery.
Meanwhile, clinic nurse Litya Gunasegaran, 24 said there were seven patients and four staff members, including a doctor, at the time of the incident.
"They burst in and everyone got a shock. One of them was carrying a parang and held it to people's necks.
"He said 'kasi wang!' (give money)," said Litya, adding that the men were dressed in shirts and shorts, and weren't wearing masks.
She said they went to each person and demanded their handphones, wallets, watches and jewellery.
"They took my necklace and went to another person, that's when I heard the shots," she said, adding that the Tan Sri was a regular patient at the clinic.
Smash & Grab Attempt Foiled by Security Tint in Kepong
5 July 2013 (Fri) 6:40 AM
Kepong
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Victim was a young lady who was driving from Kepong Indah under MRR2 highway, 2 men who looked Malay on bike smashed her window. Fortunately the window was protected by layer of security tinting. They kept smashing but couldnt break window. As she feared for her safety, ran out of the car. The car was left in Drive position so it the car in front. Her boyfren was also nearby , so he came out to accompany her. (ed--pjca)
马来西亚还安全吗？
今天早上6.40am 我在kepong indah出来停在mrr2 桥下红绿灯等候时，突然来了两个motor骑士（看似马来人）靠着我的车很近，当我还在质疑他们想干嘛时，突然＂砰＂的一声我眼看着他们在敲碎我的驾驶座 位左边的车镜！紧张之下我也不知道发生什么事，一时回过神来才知道他们原来要抢我的bag！ God bless 我的车镜是防爆镜纸，抢匪一直在敲都不能完全敲碎车镜，而我也趁这时候拿了bag就开车门逃出去，我男友也从另一辆车下来（早上我们都一起出门，他车就停在我旁边而已，一切都来得太快，大家都反应不及），抢匪见不得逞就赶快逃走了。混乱中我的车被推去D gear，当我逃出车时车也自动撞上前面的车子，所幸看起来没什么大碍，谢谢那车主也没怎样要索取赔偿。
刚才在驾车时，脚都一直在抖。。但真的很庆幸我的bag没被抢走。。玻璃碎也没弄伤我自己。
也很庆幸车镜是防爆镜纸，告诉大家真的有差，我之前看过些video 爆镜抢bag过程完全不到5秒钟，从抢匪一敲镜一两下就碎掉了，就可以直接把bag拿走。
我的情形抢匪敲了很多下都不能完全敲碎，顶多破了一小洞，而我也有时间回过神来，才赶快拿bag下车，不然一般情况下，我可以说你根本反应不及就眼睁睁看着他抢走你的bag了。
贴心提醒： 整辆车贴完防爆镜虽很贵，所以建议至少也贴个驾驶两旁的车镜就好，因为这类似案件发生抢匪往往都会target那些 一个人驾驶的。
我不说其他劫案，就跟车有联系的罪案，我的亲身经历这已是我的第4单了。
第①单 ：2006年，车泊在家门口，半夜被敲碎镜子偷了一套的sound systems
第②单 ：2008年在jinjang fadason 下车时被一匪徒推回进车里尝试强奸，但最后因为我的极力反抗所以他才不得逞而抢了个电话就跑。
第③单 ：2010年也是在我家门口，新车出来才3个月就被偷走了。也很好彩的，1个月后被找回。
还有家里被偷窃次数也有2次，老千案件等等，都经历了。但我还是要感谢神，钱财上的损失事小，今天的我还是完好无缺的，thanks for the blessing of Jesus。
以上的经历，朋友，新闻都听得多，你说我还不能时时提防吗？但都还是防不胜防，就只是那么一次的不留意，罪案就看上你了。 马来西亚人民，一就是自求多保，二就是人民是时候结合起来发起力量，杜绝罪案吧！
Kepong
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PJ Community Alert shared JuÑe Lövv's photo.
Attemped Translation :)Victim was a young lady who was driving from Kepong Indah under MRR2 highway, 2 men who looked Malay on bike smashed her window. Fortunately the window was protected by layer of security tinting. They kept smashing but couldnt break window. As she feared for her safety, ran out of the car. The car was left in Drive position so it the car in front. Her boyfren was also nearby , so he came out to accompany her. (ed--pjca)
马来西亚还安全吗？
今天早上6.40am 我在kepong indah出来停在mrr2 桥下红绿灯等候时，突然来了两个motor骑士（看似马来人）靠着我的车很近，当我还在质疑他们想干嘛时，突然＂砰＂的一声我眼看着他们在敲碎我的驾驶座 位左边的车镜！紧张之下我也不知道发生什么事，一时回过神来才知道他们原来要抢我的bag！ God bless 我的车镜是防爆镜纸，抢匪一直在敲都不能完全敲碎车镜，而我也趁这时候拿了bag就开车门逃出去，我男友也从另一辆车下来（早上我们都一起出门，他车就停在我旁边而已，一切都来得太快，大家都反应不及），抢匪见不得逞就赶快逃走了。混乱中我的车被推去D gear，当我逃出车时车也自动撞上前面的车子，所幸看起来没什么大碍，谢谢那车主也没怎样要索取赔偿。
刚才在驾车时，脚都一直在抖。。但真的很庆幸我的bag没被抢走。。玻璃碎也没弄伤我自己。
也很庆幸车镜是防爆镜纸，告诉大家真的有差，我之前看过些video 爆镜抢bag过程完全不到5秒钟，从抢匪一敲镜一两下就碎掉了，就可以直接把bag拿走。
我的情形抢匪敲了很多下都不能完全敲碎，顶多破了一小洞，而我也有时间回过神来，才赶快拿bag下车，不然一般情况下，我可以说你根本反应不及就眼睁睁看着他抢走你的bag了。
贴心提醒： 整辆车贴完防爆镜虽很贵，所以建议至少也贴个驾驶两旁的车镜就好，因为这类似案件发生抢匪往往都会target那些 一个人驾驶的。
我不说其他劫案，就跟车有联系的罪案，我的亲身经历这已是我的第4单了。
第①单 ：2006年，车泊在家门口，半夜被敲碎镜子偷了一套的sound systems
第②单 ：2008年在jinjang fadason 下车时被一匪徒推回进车里尝试强奸，但最后因为我的极力反抗所以他才不得逞而抢了个电话就跑。
第③单 ：2010年也是在我家门口，新车出来才3个月就被偷走了。也很好彩的，1个月后被找回。
还有家里被偷窃次数也有2次，老千案件等等，都经历了。但我还是要感谢神，钱财上的损失事小，今天的我还是完好无缺的，thanks for the blessing of Jesus。
以上的经历，朋友，新闻都听得多，你说我还不能时时提防吗？但都还是防不胜防，就只是那么一次的不留意，罪案就看上你了。 马来西亚人民，一就是自求多保，二就是人民是时候结合起来发起力量，杜绝罪案吧！
updated 3 runners hurt in Accident
3 Runners Hurt in Accident?
7 July 2013 (Sun)
Bandar Utama NTV7 fun run
Heard there was a small incident where 3 runners and a car. Does anyone have updates on that?
Hope the car was not driving too close to the cordoned off part of the road by the police
UPDATED
Hit-and-run driver surrenders to police
The Star 9/7/13
PETALING JAYA: The driver of the car involved in the hit-and-run injury of three women runners surrendered to the police on Tuesday.
Petaling Jaya Deputy OCPD Supt Fadil Marsus said the 29-year-old landscape designer lodged a police report at the PJ traffic police station at 1pm where he was then arrested. He has been remanded for investigations.
On Sunday, three women runners were injured when they were hit by a car in a charity run organised by NTV7 in Bandar Utama.
The victims, Lim Lee Ling, 43, Lee Shiau Foon, 33, and Lee Su San, 24, were hurt when a red car rammed into them after making a u-turn at 8am.
Eyewitnesses said the driver of the Proton Iswara did not stop and drove away.
According to traffic police, traffic wardens were present at the junction where the accident occurred at KM14 of the route.
St John's Ambulance personnel responded to the accident and stabilised the victims before they were brought to the medical tent.
They were sent to University Malaya Medical Center later and traffic police began investigations.
7 July 2013 (Sun)
Bandar Utama NTV7 fun run
Heard there was a small incident where 3 runners and a car. Does anyone have updates on that?
Hope the car was not driving too close to the cordoned off part of the road by the police
UPDATED
Hit-and-run driver surrenders to police
The Star 9/7/13
PETALING JAYA: The driver of the car involved in the hit-and-run injury of three women runners surrendered to the police on Tuesday.
Petaling Jaya Deputy OCPD Supt Fadil Marsus said the 29-year-old landscape designer lodged a police report at the PJ traffic police station at 1pm where he was then arrested. He has been remanded for investigations.
On Sunday, three women runners were injured when they were hit by a car in a charity run organised by NTV7 in Bandar Utama.
The victims, Lim Lee Ling, 43, Lee Shiau Foon, 33, and Lee Su San, 24, were hurt when a red car rammed into them after making a u-turn at 8am.
Eyewitnesses said the driver of the Proton Iswara did not stop and drove away.
According to traffic police, traffic wardens were present at the junction where the accident occurred at KM14 of the route.
St John's Ambulance personnel responded to the accident and stabilised the victims before they were brought to the medical tent.
They were sent to University Malaya Medical Center later and traffic police began investigations.
Roadside Robbers in Subang
shared by Terrence Chin
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Tony's Basement
Subang residents, keep alert
Trisha Rai
Cursed those thieves that rob and injured my brother's leg. For those who are staying near to subang area, please be aware of a proton wira with 3 indian guy's and 1 malay . They will rob while u are walking by the roadside.
Silver BMW Alert! Car Used for Burglaries by Chinese & Caucasians Suspects
PJ Community Alert shared Kuan Chee Heng's photo.
Silver BMW Alert! Car Used for Burglaries by Chinese & Caucasians Suspects
Shared by Terrence Chin via JUDY SONG
Posted by KUAN CHEE HENG.
LOOOOOOOOK OUT............ this BMW Silver colour is use by Chinese suspect and also Middle East /C...See More
Shared by Terrence Chin via JUDY SONG
Posted by KUAN CHEE HENG.
LOOOOOOOOK OUT............ this BMW Silver colour is use by Chinese suspect and also Middle East /C...See More
Body found at Durian Orchard
Body found at Durian Orchard
By TAN SIN CHOW
sctan@thestar.com.my
BALIK PULAU: Two men collecting durians from an orchard in Bukit Genting here stumbled upon an unidentified body with long hair and fair complexion, clad in a short dress and underwear.
She is believed to have been murdered.
Initial police investigations found that the woman could have been killed elsewhere before her body was thrown from the road and landed on the slope in the orchard.
Orchard workers Chin Say Hong, 53, and Fong Zi Hong, 21, said they found the body at about 8.30am yesterday, and at first thought it was a mannequin.
They alerted an undertaker who lived nearby, who then informed the police.
Another nearby resident placed a banana leaf over the body.
Penang CID chief Senior Asst Comm Mazlan Kesah said the woman, estimated to be in her 30s, could be a Chinese national as the body was found with no BCG inoculation mark on her arm.
“We also did not find any documents on her. Based on our findings, we believe the victim could have been thrown from the main road. The body was found lodged against a fence.
“There were blood stains on the guardrail of the road above the slope,” he said yesterday.
“We also urge those with missing family members to go to the nearest police station,” he added.
Penang Hospital senior consultant forensic pathologist Datuk Dr Bhupinder Singh said the woman, who was 165cm tall, had died of air embolism.
He said a post-mortem found multiple stab and slash wounds in the neck and on the back of the head, adding that there was no suspicion of sexual assault.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/09/Body-found-at-durian-orchard.aspx
By TAN SIN CHOW
sctan@thestar.com.my
BALIK PULAU: Two men collecting durians from an orchard in Bukit Genting here stumbled upon an unidentified body with long hair and fair complexion, clad in a short dress and underwear.
She is believed to have been murdered.
Initial police investigations found that the woman could have been killed elsewhere before her body was thrown from the road and landed on the slope in the orchard.
Orchard workers Chin Say Hong, 53, and Fong Zi Hong, 21, said they found the body at about 8.30am yesterday, and at first thought it was a mannequin.
They alerted an undertaker who lived nearby, who then informed the police.
Another nearby resident placed a banana leaf over the body.
Penang CID chief Senior Asst Comm Mazlan Kesah said the woman, estimated to be in her 30s, could be a Chinese national as the body was found with no BCG inoculation mark on her arm.
“We also did not find any documents on her. Based on our findings, we believe the victim could have been thrown from the main road. The body was found lodged against a fence.
“There were blood stains on the guardrail of the road above the slope,” he said yesterday.
“We also urge those with missing family members to go to the nearest police station,” he added.
Penang Hospital senior consultant forensic pathologist Datuk Dr Bhupinder Singh said the woman, who was 165cm tall, had died of air embolism.
He said a post-mortem found multiple stab and slash wounds in the neck and on the back of the head, adding that there was no suspicion of sexual assault.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/09/Body-found-at-durian-orchard.aspx
Groom-to-be RM36,000 Poorer
The Star 9/7/13
Compiled by FLORENCE A . SAMY, NG SI HOOI and A. RAMAN
A MAN is now RM36,000 poorer after his bride-to-be conned him, reported Harian Metro.
The 39-year-old housing contractor had never met the 25-year-old and only knew her through the Internet for six months, the report said.
The woman, whom he met via an online social networking site, claimed to be a trainee doctor who recently graduated from a local university in Penang.
She also claimed to be an orphan and was in financial difficulties.
“She made various promises, including her readiness to be my wife.
“That got me concerned and I also felt sorry for her, what more after she told me that her parents had just passed away,” he told the daily.
According to the report, the woman SMSed him on the first day of their online encounter and asked for RM30 as she was short of money.
“A few days later, she said she had some family problems in the village and asked for RM1,000 which I banked in,” he added.
The amount, the report stated, grew over time from RM2,000 right up to RM20,000 purportedly to build a house in the village with promises that the money would be returned once she started working.
“I deposited the money without any suspicion.
“Overall, I deposited RM36,000 into three different accounts involving 64 transactions,” he told the tabloid.
The woman then ignored his calls and later sent him a SMS to state that everything was a lie.
“I was shocked to receive the SMS. I was conned of RM36,000,” he told the daily after lodging a police report in Alor Gajah.
2 Suspects Shot after Car Chase with Police
2 Suspects Shot after Car Chase with Police
By Rizalman Hammim
JOHOR BARU: Two suspected criminals were injured after they were shot by the police when they tried to evade arrest by ramming into a police patrol car.
The incident, which occurred near the Tampoi police station, started at about 4.50 pm when a police car on a crime prevention patrol tried to stop the Proton Satria that the two suspects were travelling in.
Johor Baru North police chief Assistant Commisioner Ruslan Hassan said the suspects tried to evade from being stopped by ramming into the patrol car.
"After that, a chase ensued between the suspects and the police. Another police patrol car then joined in on the chase.
"Upon seeing the other patrol car, the suspects tried into ram into the patrol car but the policemen in the car managed to get out and started to shoot at the suspects' car to defend themselves," said Ruslan.
He said both suspects, aged 27 and 30, were injured in the shooting and were taken to the Sultanah Aminah Hospital for treatment.
"Initial investigation showed that the car was reported stolen in Majidee in 2011. When we check the car, we found numerous tools for house-breaking and car theft," said Ruslan.
He said the case is being investigated under Section 307 and Section 379A of the Penal Code.
http://www.nst.com.my/latest/2-suspects-shot-after-car-chase-with-police-1.316196?cache=03%2F7.202844%2F7.239147%3Fpage%3D0%2F7.321287%2F7.321287#sthash.eSeOBuzM.dpuf
By Rizalman Hammim
JOHOR BARU: Two suspected criminals were injured after they were shot by the police when they tried to evade arrest by ramming into a police patrol car.
The incident, which occurred near the Tampoi police station, started at about 4.50 pm when a police car on a crime prevention patrol tried to stop the Proton Satria that the two suspects were travelling in.
Johor Baru North police chief Assistant Commisioner Ruslan Hassan said the suspects tried to evade from being stopped by ramming into the patrol car.
"After that, a chase ensued between the suspects and the police. Another police patrol car then joined in on the chase.
"Upon seeing the other patrol car, the suspects tried into ram into the patrol car but the policemen in the car managed to get out and started to shoot at the suspects' car to defend themselves," said Ruslan.
He said both suspects, aged 27 and 30, were injured in the shooting and were taken to the Sultanah Aminah Hospital for treatment.
"Initial investigation showed that the car was reported stolen in Majidee in 2011. When we check the car, we found numerous tools for house-breaking and car theft," said Ruslan.
He said the case is being investigated under Section 307 and Section 379A of the Penal Code.
http://www.nst.com.my/latest/2-suspects-shot-after-car-chase-with-police-1.316196?cache=03%2F7.202844%2F7.239147%3Fpage%3D0%2F7.321287%2F7.321287#sthash.eSeOBuzM.dpuf
Shopping Cart "cartjacked" in Mydin USJ Subang
Shopping Cart got Hijacked....Cartjacked ?? Mad Mad World
shared by Anita Sharma
Mydin, USJ Subang
8 July 2013
Morning
My dad did some grocery/supermarket shopping and after paying proceeded to gift redemption counter. In just split seconds, he turned towards his trolley and no where to be seen.
He looked around but no unattended trolley to be seen. He alerted a security guard closeby. He asked a couple of questions like what are obvious purchases easily detectable. Dad said right on top, a crate of eggs and 2 big bags of rice on the side.
The security walkie talkied others and meantime they went all around searching and even to the car park.
Then a security guard alerted a trolley found unattended closeby entrance. Dad verified it was his. Most likely, the person noticed that security on the lookout and decided to abandon the trolley there.
So please do not take things for granted as anything can happen in just split seconds...
shared by Anita Sharma
Mydin, USJ Subang
8 July 2013
Morning
My dad did some grocery/supermarket shopping and after paying proceeded to gift redemption counter. In just split seconds, he turned towards his trolley and no where to be seen.
He looked around but no unattended trolley to be seen. He alerted a security guard closeby. He asked a couple of questions like what are obvious purchases easily detectable. Dad said right on top, a crate of eggs and 2 big bags of rice on the side.
The security walkie talkied others and meantime they went all around searching and even to the car park.
Then a security guard alerted a trolley found unattended closeby entrance. Dad verified it was his. Most likely, the person noticed that security on the lookout and decided to abandon the trolley there.
So please do not take things for granted as anything can happen in just split seconds...
PJ Utara MP Weighs in on Crime & Emergency Ordinance.
Have we been lied to? What is the TRUTH?
Emergency powers + police = high crime by cops’ own maths
[Source - Malaysian Insider]
Crime was already on the rise and seemingly unstoppable when the Emergency Ordinance (EO) was in place, said DAP National Publicity secretary Tony Pua.
As such, he questioned the police rationale for blaming the repeal of the EO in 2011 as the sole cause of rising crime in the country, particularly in urban areas.
"The Malaysian crime index was rising rapidly from 2003 to 2008. At its peak, the crime rate rose by 34 per cent from 2004 to 2007. During this period, the EO was at the authorities' disposal and yet, crime was seemingly unstoppable," Pua said.
He further questioned if the repeal of the EO had become the convenient "whipping boy" for the police to cover up the lack of professionalism and competence in solving crime cases as well as in preventing crimes.
"They have yet to present a shred of evidence that the recent spate of rising crime is due to hardened criminals released from the Simpang Renggam detention centre. It does not appear that the police have caught anyone involved in the recent spate of armed robberies which could possibly point to the repeal of the EO as being the cause," Pua added.
He said that after the launch of the "Reducing Crime" National Key Result Area (NKRA) in 2009, the official crime index has dropped significantly, from 209,417 in 2009 to 157,891 in 2011, according to the government.
"This was attributed to the Government Transformation Programme (GTP) which allowed greater allocation of resources to patrolling and fighting street crimes.
"The achievement, if true, was never ever attributed by the police to the increased use of the EO to detain alleged criminals without trial," Pua said.
He added that while the accuracy of the police crime index was questionable, the police themselves had presented that crime level in 2012 was the lowest in a decade at 145,891 or a decline of 7.6 per cent from 2011.
"Most tellingly, the decline, according to the police’s own statistics, was achieved despite the fact that the EO was repealed during the year," Pua summed up. - July 9, 2013.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/police-in-constant-conflict-with-their-own-statistics-says-tony-pua/
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