4 cars parked along Dataran Bandar Utama Smashed !!!

PJ Community Alert shared Anand Thulasiraman's photo.

Date : 16 Aug 2013
Location : Dataran Bandar Utama http://goo.gl/maps/U2Aa4
Time : discovered at 6am, may have happened anytime after 3am

4 cars parked along Dataran Bandar Utama next to the construction site were found with their windows smashed. There seems to be a Polis Bantuan stationed at the intersection next to Sri Pentas but that doesnt seem to deter these culprits from doing their thing 

 

 

Police looking for Duo

SIBU: Police are seeking the help of the public to locate two persons who are high on their wanted list.

Tang Tung Chai @ Ah Tak (MyKad No. 670524-13-5671) of 3A, Jalan Kelapa and Yong King Lung @ Chee Lung (MyKad No. 850313-13-5557) of 72A, Lo-rong 6, Rejang Park are suspects in a recent incident where a Molotov cocktail was thrown into the house of a bu-sinessman in Ulu Sungai Merah.

In the 4am incident last Thurs-day, a CCTV recor-ding showed that a black car pulled up outside the businessman’s house and a man came out from the car to throw the Molotov cocktail before speeding off. There was no damage done to the house as the Molotov cocktail fell outside the gate.

Police said Tang was also wanted by Miri police for suspected involvement in a shooting case.

Both suspects are said to have several past records of committing violent crimes.

Anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts is urged to contact the nearest police station.

12 cars in Village Smashed and Broken Into The Star 1/7/13

12 cars in Village Smashed and Broken Into

The Star 1/7/13

PETALING JAYA: Sungai Way New Village folk were awakened in the early hours of the morning by barking dogs to find that 12 cars in their neighbourhood had been smashed and broken into.

Village chief Ding Eow Chai, 54, said that some residents noticed a ruckus along Jalan SS9A/19 here at around 4am on Saturday but did not suspect anything amiss.

“Some of them came out to see what was going on but it was too dark to see anything.

“The next morning we saw that 12 cars parked along the road had their driver’s side windows smashed.

“I was surprised because I didn’t hear any car alarms go off,” he said, adding that the cars were mostly local models.

“They didn’t take much from the cars though, only some coins,” he said.

Ding, who has been the village chief since 2008, said that this was the first such incident in years for the Sungai Way New Village.

He suspected that it may have been the work of some youths.

“Once, six cars were broken into. But that was a very long time ago. I can’t remember when.

“Now 12 cars have been damaged, so it is very serious,” he said.

Kampung Tunku state assemblyman Lau Weng San said that the victims had lodged reports at the Sungai Way police station.

“They will have to pay a lot for the repairs, maybe around RM500 each,” said Lau.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013/07/01/12-cars-in-village-smashed-and-broken-into-Car-alarms-did-not-go-off-says-chief.aspx