Before 22 Aug 2013
Video of Robbery at BHP fuel station on Jalan Gasing
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZaQrqF-7fo
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Appears that the "no helmets" rule just cant be enforced.
By SARAH RAHIM news@nst.com.my
18/8/13
JOHOR BARU: A 30-YEAR-OLD mechanic was severely injured after he was
slashed and shot in an attack by a group of men early yesterday morning.
Johor Baru (North) deputy police chief Superintendent Beh Eng Lai said
during the 12.30am incident, the victim was sitting outside his
employer's house in Taman Johor in Tampoi, here.
"Initial
investigations revealed that four men suddenly appeared and climbed
over the gate of the house and proceeded to assault the victim with a
parang.
"The victim tried to seek shelter inside his employer's
house, but the suspects gave chase and continued attacking him in the
living room."
He said one of the suspects was believed to have shot the victim twice while inside the house.
Upon hearing gunshots, the victim's employer rushed to look for the victim.
"The employer found the victim lying in the living room and alerted the police.
"We found two bullet casings at the crime scene and recovered
fingerprints at the gate, which we believe belonged to the suspects.
However, no weapons were recovered at the scene."
He said the victim, who was in critical condition, was brought to the Intensive Care Unit at Sultanah Aminah Hospital.
Two men in their 30s were arrested several hours later at the city
centre after the police mounted a manhunt. Two other suspects are still
being hunted by the police.
"The police are urging those with information to step forward to assist in the investigation."
www.nst.com.my/nation/general/man-shot-at-slashed-1.339656#ixzz2cKMNt29r
By Fahirul N. Ramli
NST 18/8/13
SENTUL: A man died after chasing robbers who took his girlfriend’s handbag in Kepong early today.
In the 4.30 am incident, two parang-wielding men had attacked the
couple in their car parked in front of a shophouses lot at Jalan Prima
10.
A scuffle ensued, and after one of them managed to snatch the woman’s handbag, the 51-year-old man got out of his car and went after the two robbers, returning minutes later to no avail.
District police chief Assistant Commissioner Zakaria Pagan said he died after having breathing difficulties afterwards.
"His girlfriend had tried performing CPR on him, but was unsuccessful
in her effort to revive him," he said, adding that the case was
classified as sudden death, pending an autopsy.
www.nst.com.my/latest/man-dies-after-chasing-robbers-in-kepong-1.339927#ixzz2cKHEGfms
16/8/13
shared by Sue-Ann Chan
First robbery heard from the victim herself. Happened abt 6.15am when
they were opening their restaurant. 5 armed Indian man came out from a
dark blue proton wira demanded their belongings. The lady managed to run
but came bk for her 2 granddaughters. Took their hp. All still shaken
as of 2pm.
2nd robbery is just ard the corner
of our condo at abt 6.30am. heard an.elderly man screamed. Saw what
happened from our 12th floor. The elderly man was pushed n punched by 3
Indian guys, same car. Took his hp. A resident of a house came out but
ran bk in. Condo security saw but was helpless as they were not
equipped. All happened at taman bkt mayang emas.
Snatch Theft at McDonalds , Citta Mall
13 Aug 2013 (Tue) 6 am
Parang Armed Men Rob Restoran Kapitan
8 Aug 2013 (Thu) 4:45 am
shared by William Foong Wei-Li
ROBBERY AT MCDONALDS @ CITTA MALL [ARA DAMANSARA]
There was a snatch case at McDonalds @ Citta Mall at 6am Tuesday Morning. Not sure what happened after that.
There are so many guards around there guarding the entrance and exit of
Citta Mall! Are we really relaxed that robbers & thieves are
targeting our area (Ara Damansara) as easy prey?! Not to mention also
that on August 5, Restoran Kapitan (Ara Damansara) was robbed AGAIN by a
group of men with parang 4:45am in the morning! What has become to this
place?! I remember the first time I shift in into Ara Damansara, it was
a peace and safe place! Even robbers targeting our area! Please be VERY
VERY careful!
Oleh Mohd Firdaus Ibrahim dan Kalidevi Mogan
12/8/13
Kuala Lumpur: “Daging jari kaki kanan saya dihiris setiap hari manakala
tangan kanan dan belakang badan ditoreh dengan pisau apabila keluarga
enggan memberikan wang kepada mereka,”
kata pemuda hanya mahu dikenali sebagai Am, 23, yang menjadi mangsa
culik kenalannya sendiri menceritakan pengalaman ngeri dialaminya ketika
umat Islam bergembira menyambut Aidilfitri.
Am mendakwa
diculik kira-kira jam 1 pagi Khamis lalu oleh sekumpulan lima penjenayah
berusia 22 dan 31 tahun yang mahukan wang tebusan RM3,000 sebelum
dikurung dalam beberapa rumah sekitar ibu negara termasuk di Jalan
Pahang, di sini, dan diseksa sepanjang dijadikan tawanan.
Penderitaan tiga hari Am berakhir apabila dia dapat diselamatkan
sepasukan pegawai dan anggota dari Balai Polis Setapak, di sini,
diketuai Asisten Superintendan Shan Gopal kira-kira jam 9 malam
kelmarin.
Malah, kelima-lima suspek turut diberkas ketika
urusan pertukaran antara mangsa dan wang tebusan dilakukan di sebuah
restoran di Setapak selepas pihak berkuasa menerima laporan kejadian
itu, Jumaat lalu.
http://www.hmetro.com.my/articles/Azabkakidihirislimapenculik//Article
12/8/13
shared by Julie Goh
A friend’s husband just got robbed this morning in Jalan Abdul Samad, Brickfields.
He was on his way to KL Sentral at about 6am, walking opposite
direction to the traffic and in the five-foot-way. A silver pick-up 4WD
(just like the ones reported stolen here) with lights off moved in to
the car parking bay and stopped right in front of him. Out
jumped an Indian guy with parang (another Indian guy was at the wheel).
The Indian guy punched my friend’s husband then demanded he hand over
his small bag. He gave the guy the bag reluctantly and ask him to return
him his IC etc. but the guy just snatch it. In the process his
house/office keys and handphone dropped out. The guy didn’t see it (cos
it was still dark) and jumped back into the 4WD and drove off.
Be careful everyone. It can happen anywhere and to anyone, even guys!
BY NICHOLAS CHENG
The Star 9/8/13
PETALING JAYA: In a space of 60 seconds, four armed men entered a gold
shop in Plaza Sentral, smashed the glass counters, scooped up RM600,000
worth of jewellery and escaped on motorcycles on Friday.
Brickfields deputy OCPD Supt Aida Abdul Hamid said the four men, who were armed with a pistol and
large hammers, burst into the shop at around 1.20pm on and fired one
warning shot to frighten the staff and customers there who fled the
shop.
There was no security guard, she said.
“As the
people fled, one suspect fired the gun again to break the security glass
while his accomplices smashed the shop with hammers.
“They
carted away 10 trays of jewellery and are believed to have escaped on
three motorcycles through the backdoor of the shopping mall,” she said.
Supt Aida said the crime happened so quickly that the mall’s security guard was unaware of the robbery.
She said police had obtained CCTV footage of the heist and were
investigating the case under Section 3 of the Firearms (Increased
Penalties) Act 1971.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/08/09/Armed-men-escape-with-RM60000-worth-of-jewellery-at-Plaza-Sentral.aspx
8/8/13
shared by Kawei Ng
A toyota hilux BMB 1198 just got stolen in front of my house , Jalan
SS25/17 Taman Mayang. 3 indians with a proton iswara, they just pointed
pistol to my dad and ran away with hilux. The style and colour of the
hilux is as below
if anyone see this, please help.
7 Aug 2013 (Wed) 6:40 AM
OUG, Off Old Klang Road
shared by Ruby Lim
Car HiJack!
Car's noticeable features :- black top, white body, 4 exhaust pipe and with body kit.
7th August 2013, Time: 6.40am
Location: OUG, K.L
PLEASE keep a lookout for a BMW 3 SERIES WRT 5316 E90 white body
black top. Car got robbed by 5 indian men with machete/parangs this
morning at Taman OUG.
There is a high possibility that the
car plate has been changed by robbers.DO LOOK OUT for suspicious cars of
the same model on the road or around you. Might be camouflaged by
stickers/additional parts etc and heading towards executing
robberies/breaking-in plans in different locations.
If you
happen to come across any suspicious/suspected car around you, please
call +016 338 8885 or inform the police. Thank you much!
SS20, Damansara Kim
8 Aug 2013 (Hari Raya Day 1) 8:30 AM
shared by Wei Way K
SS20/6, damansara kim. Snatch thieves tried to rob three foreign ladies
on their way to work. They were screaming and later threw their bags
into my house and ran away. But one of the thieves (2 indian men early
30s) jumped into my house to retrieve the bags. He even threatened us
not to come out by pointing a knife at us. Crime semakin rampant 830am 8
Aug 13
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
She
got robbed just before Sahur at parang point to the neck. Her husband
got slashed at the foot & apparently the 4 armed Indons pukau the
whole street as pak guard & neighbours x sedar her screaming &
the commotion of the robbers breaking down her back door with a tong
gas. The family's traumatised & will be helping her move out to my
parents. The police & the forensics team is there now
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.
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/News/Nation/2013/07/15/hilux-gang-shopkeeper-shot-and-injured.aspx
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/ArticleDetails.aspx?ArticleID=1492#sthash.gWh5Z7GC.NeAiizDM.dpuf
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.
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/News/Nation/2013/07/12/Man-takes-on-robbers-thinking-pistol-was-fake.aspx
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/News/Nation/2013/07/12/Teen-girl-a-scout-for-clinic-robbers-Gang-used-her-to-survey-places-on-hit-list.aspx
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
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.
