24/8/13
shared by Stanley Lo
My car booth broken in by thief last night 9pm 30 meters from a famous claypot restaurant Damansara jaya
Showing posts with label Restaurant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restaurant. Show all posts
Monday, 26 August 2013
Car Broken Into at Damansara Jaya
24/8/13
shared by Stanley Lo
My car booth broken in by thief last night 9pm 30 meters from a famous claypot restaurant Damansara jaya
Monday, 19 August 2013
BBC report
Malaysian restaurant hires armed guard
A series of armed robberies and high profile shootings
in Malaysia has caused many people across the country to turn to
self-protection.
Last month, an anti-crime activist and a prominent banker were shot within the same week and there is a growing anger that the government has not been able to reduce crime.
One seafood restaurant in Kuala Lumpur has even hired an armed guard to patrol outside, as Jennifer Pak reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-23750925
Last month, an anti-crime activist and a prominent banker were shot within the same week and there is a growing anger that the government has not been able to reduce crime.
One seafood restaurant in Kuala Lumpur has even hired an armed guard to patrol outside, as Jennifer Pak reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-23750925
Sunday, 18 August 2013
Taman Bukit Mayang Emas Crime Spree
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.
Cafe Robbery at Sec 17
shared by Zarina
June 19, 10am at a cafe at Happy Mansions, Sec 17, PJ
A motorcyclist entered one of the cafes at Happy Mansions and demanded that no one move. He managed to grab the bag of a customer, then he turned to chase another customer that was running out the door. Luckily he didn't get her & did not return to the cafe, but jumped on his motorbike and sped off. He was on his own & holding a parang.
Snatch Thief near Raju Jln Gasing
14/8/13
shared by Christy Kok
Just heard from my hubby this morning, a womans handbag was snatched at raju restaurant jalan gasing this morning.The woman fell down on her face and it was bleeding. Thats what I know.So everyone do be careful whenever you are at jln gasing as there are lots of snatch thief happening around here
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Early Morning Criminals target Restaurants around Ara Damansara
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!
Snatch Thief near Raju Jln Gasing
14/8/13
shared by Christy Kok
Just heard from my hubby this morning, a womans handbag was snatched at raju restaurant jalan gasing this morning.The woman fell down on her face and it was bleeding. Thats what I know.So everyone do be careful whenever you are at jln gasing as there are lots of snatch thief happening around here
Monday, 22 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.
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.
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.
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
Sam Poh Vegitarian House has been broken in as at 24th Jan 2013
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Sam Poh Vegitarian House has been broken in as at 24th Jan 2013 2 days before open ceremony at Bandar Baru Ampang. The thief just used 2 minits to clear the cash box. See How ?! and see whether you know this guy or not ? 安邦新鎮餐廳爆竊案，就在短短的4分鐘. 看你是否認識他？
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Sunday, 11 November 2012
Restaurant in Puchong Robbed
11 Nov 2012 (Sunday) 10:45 pm
Bandar Puteri Puchong Restaurant
Restaurant Robbery
posted by anonymous
Just only 10.45pm infront of Puteri Mart 928 Food Court.Shoplot selling porridge.4 Indians with Samurai went in.Ran away car White Kancil with their daily earnings.
Bandar Puteri Puchong.It is getting rampant nowadays.The young bro ran over to my place here calling for help.No police were present but were at the traffic lights just now 1/2hour ago they were stoping by the road side here just 100m away from the shop.
Bandar Puteri Puchong Restaurant
Restaurant Robbery
posted by anonymous
Just only 10.45pm infront of Puteri Mart 928 Food Court.Shoplot selling porridge.4 Indians with Samurai went in.Ran away car White Kancil with their daily earnings.
Bandar Puteri Puchong.It is getting rampant nowadays.The young bro ran over to my place here calling for help.No police were present but were at the traffic lights just now 1/2hour ago they were stoping by the road side here just 100m away from the shop.
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Spate of robberies at restaurants in Klang Valley
from theStar.com.my
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=%2F2012%2F10%2F30%2Fcentral%2F12237352&sec=central
COLLEGE student Wei Yin, 18, shivered in fear as two men in full-faced helmets and armed with parang rushed into a restaurant in Jalan Gasing, Petaling Jaya, where she was having teh tarik with friends.
Within seconds, she felt the cold hard steel of the sharp blade on her neck and the men shouted for her gold chain, her friend’s rings and smartphones.
Before the duo ran off, they snatched several smartphones and three tablets from other customers.
In recent times, there was a string of armed robberies targetting customers at restaurants in Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Klang, Shah Alam and Kuala Lumpur.
During a random check on 15 robberies, StarMetro found that in 10 cases, the assailants rushed into the restaurants while the other cases involved patrons seated at tables along the street.
The 35 victims interviewed by StarMetro were fearful of giving their names or even to be photographed.
“We want to share our story to create awareness on the robberies, but no photos please,” said the Gomez sisters.
“We were robbed of our gold bracelets, chain, rings and a tablet, worth a total of RM10,500.”
S. Gomez, 35, said she had not returned to the restaurant in Section 11 in Petaling Jaya since.
Another victim G.S. Maniam, who was enjoying a cup of coffee late one night in Restaurant Grand City in Section 11, said he had been traumatised after eight men armed with parang and wearing full-faced helmets robbed him of RM700 and his friend’s gold engagement rings.
“One of them shouted and threatened to cut off my friend’s finger when he had trouble removing two rings worth RM1,500,” he said.
Maniam added that as the men rushed out, they spotted a couple seated at the entrance and forced the woman to hand over her handbag.
Section 11 Grand City Restaurant manager K. Segar, 45, said the eatery had been robbed twice, first in mid-2011 and the recent incident happened two months ago.
“We have closed-circuit television camera (CCTV) recordings of the incident where three men armed with parang rushed in while one man waited outside and another accomplice was in the car.
“The trio snatched handphones and gold items from customers.
“Before escaping, one of the men took money from the cash register,” he said.
Segar said the restaurant was robbed of RM10,000 cash on both occasions.
In another case two weeks ago, customers at Sid’s Pub in Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur were relieved of their mobile phones while the establishment lost RM6,000.
Its owner, Geoffrey Siddle said his manager alerted him of the 12.45am incident in which three robbers were armed with parang.
“It is the first time this has happened to our pub. I do not think we were targetted,” said Siddle, when met at his branch outlet in Taman Tun Dr Ismail.
Siddle said there were only eight customers remaining in the pub as it was closing time.
“The three men walked in and headed for the bar where his manager was ringing up the day’s earnings.
“As they walked in, they pretended to be looking for someone. One of them asked the manager some questions.
“The manager replied he had not heard of such a person and at this juncture, one of the men whipped out a parang and demanded the money from the till.
“His two accomplices told the customers to surrender their mobile phones,” he said.
He added that as the manager handed over the money to the ringleader, he managed to trip the alarm button that instantly alerted the police.
About 26 policemen and members of the Special Branch came in response to the alarm but the robbers had already run off with their loot.
Despite what happened at Sid’s Pub, keeping the doors closed during business hours is not an option for Siddle.
He said it would make customers worried and drive them away.
“This is a bar where people come to relax.
“We have an extensive surveillance system and a panic button that will notify the police immediately,” said Siddle.
He said he hoped the police would step up their presence in the Bukit Tunku area as well as their investigations to arrest the culprits.
On hearing about the spate of robberies, a restaurant owner in Section 17 in Petaling Jaya took matters into her own hands by installing a locked glass door to screen her customers.
To enter the restaurant, the customers have to knock on the door before being let in.
This is common for retail shops and boutiques but an unlikely choice for food establishments.
“I have running this restaurant for 16 months but I just recently decided to install the locked door.
“I became paranoid when I heard about all the other restaurants that got robbed recently,” said Lee.
Her customers were nonetheless surprised with the security feature.
“It has not deterred the regulars from coming to my restaurant. They actually feel secure now that no one can just barge in.
“I feel that I have lowered the risk of a robbery. I have also upgraded the CCTV cameras in the restaurant. It costs a lot of money but it is worth the investment,” added Lee.
Within seconds, she felt the cold hard steel of the sharp blade on her neck and the men shouted for her gold chain, her friend’s rings and smartphones.
Before the duo ran off, they snatched several smartphones and three tablets from other customers.
In recent times, there was a string of armed robberies targetting customers at restaurants in Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Klang, Shah Alam and Kuala Lumpur.
During a random check on 15 robberies, StarMetro found that in 10 cases, the assailants rushed into the restaurants while the other cases involved patrons seated at tables along the street.
The 35 victims interviewed by StarMetro were fearful of giving their names or even to be photographed.
“We want to share our story to create awareness on the robberies, but no photos please,” said the Gomez sisters.
“We were robbed of our gold bracelets, chain, rings and a tablet, worth a total of RM10,500.”
S. Gomez, 35, said she had not returned to the restaurant in Section 11 in Petaling Jaya since.
Another victim G.S. Maniam, who was enjoying a cup of coffee late one night in Restaurant Grand City in Section 11, said he had been traumatised after eight men armed with parang and wearing full-faced helmets robbed him of RM700 and his friend’s gold engagement rings.
“One of them shouted and threatened to cut off my friend’s finger when he had trouble removing two rings worth RM1,500,” he said.
Maniam added that as the men rushed out, they spotted a couple seated at the entrance and forced the woman to hand over her handbag.
Section 11 Grand City Restaurant manager K. Segar, 45, said the eatery had been robbed twice, first in mid-2011 and the recent incident happened two months ago.
“We have closed-circuit television camera (CCTV) recordings of the incident where three men armed with parang rushed in while one man waited outside and another accomplice was in the car.
“The trio snatched handphones and gold items from customers.
“Before escaping, one of the men took money from the cash register,” he said.
Segar said the restaurant was robbed of RM10,000 cash on both occasions.
In another case two weeks ago, customers at Sid’s Pub in Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur were relieved of their mobile phones while the establishment lost RM6,000.
Its owner, Geoffrey Siddle said his manager alerted him of the 12.45am incident in which three robbers were armed with parang.
“It is the first time this has happened to our pub. I do not think we were targetted,” said Siddle, when met at his branch outlet in Taman Tun Dr Ismail.
Siddle said there were only eight customers remaining in the pub as it was closing time.
“The three men walked in and headed for the bar where his manager was ringing up the day’s earnings.
“As they walked in, they pretended to be looking for someone. One of them asked the manager some questions.
“The manager replied he had not heard of such a person and at this juncture, one of the men whipped out a parang and demanded the money from the till.
“His two accomplices told the customers to surrender their mobile phones,” he said.
He added that as the manager handed over the money to the ringleader, he managed to trip the alarm button that instantly alerted the police.
About 26 policemen and members of the Special Branch came in response to the alarm but the robbers had already run off with their loot.
Despite what happened at Sid’s Pub, keeping the doors closed during business hours is not an option for Siddle.
He said it would make customers worried and drive them away.
“This is a bar where people come to relax.
“We have an extensive surveillance system and a panic button that will notify the police immediately,” said Siddle.
He said he hoped the police would step up their presence in the Bukit Tunku area as well as their investigations to arrest the culprits.
On hearing about the spate of robberies, a restaurant owner in Section 17 in Petaling Jaya took matters into her own hands by installing a locked glass door to screen her customers.
To enter the restaurant, the customers have to knock on the door before being let in.
This is common for retail shops and boutiques but an unlikely choice for food establishments.
“I have running this restaurant for 16 months but I just recently decided to install the locked door.
“I became paranoid when I heard about all the other restaurants that got robbed recently,” said Lee.
Her customers were nonetheless surprised with the security feature.
“It has not deterred the regulars from coming to my restaurant. They actually feel secure now that no one can just barge in.
“I feel that I have lowered the risk of a robbery. I have also upgraded the CCTV cameras in the restaurant. It costs a lot of money but it is worth the investment,” added Lee.
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=%2F2012%2F10%2F30%2Fcentral%2F12237352&sec=central
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