18 May 2013 (Sat) Armed Attack Cheras

18 May 2013 (Sat)
Armed Attack
Cheras

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/three-guards-hacked-up-like-meat-in-brutal-cheras-attack/

Three guards hacked up like ‘meat’ in brutal Cheras attack

May 19, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 ― Two men launched a savage attack upon three security workers at an apartment complex here yesterday, hacking away at their victims with parangs as though they “were meat”, The Star reported on its website today.

The gruesome attack was captured on a closed-circuit television recording, but is unclear if the video was able to identify the assailants as they both wore crash helmets during the event.

According to the newspaper, the attackers were believed to be thieves targeting the residents of the apartment. This was also not the first time the guards were attacked.

“The previous attack was not so serious. They only punched a guard and broke the window,” resident association chairman Bruce Tan was quoted as saying in the report.

“The attack this time was so horrifying. I watched the CCTV recording and saw the guards being chopped like they were meat.”

The attack was confirmed by KL CID chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Ku Chin Wah, who added the victims were in stable condition.

The incident is the latest in a growing trend of violent crimes reported in the country. Last month, 52-year-old Irene Ong was killed after she was stabbed repeatedly during a botched robbery attempt in broad daylight at the idyllic Bukit Gasing hiking trail in Petaling Jaya.

The same month also saw Royal Malaysian Customs deputy director-general II Datuk Shaharuddin Ibrahim, 58, shot dead near a traffic light near the Putrajaya police station.

Putrajaya has sought to address concerns over the crime rate and introduced crime-reduction as a National Key Result Area (NKRA), which the police and the government’s efficiency unit Pemandu said has been successful in reducing crime.

But the ubiquity of crime reports, both in the news and shared in social media, have led to doubts over the veracity of the authorities’ professed drop in crime.

Crime watchdog groug MyWatch also accused the police in February of massaging the crime statistics, claiming cases of snatch theft and robbery without firearms as well as burglaries and house break-ins, were higher than the published crime index from January to October 2011.

The police have denied manipulating national crime figures.

Damansara Jaya, SS22/34 - Home Robbery 17 May -1-2PM

Damansara Jaya, SS22/34 - Home Robbery
17 May -1-2PM

shared by Chong Kit

4 Parang Wielding Robbers, Chinese Man with (conversed in Cantonese) rushed into my home, Demanded for cash and gold, me father knew they needed to give them something if not there would be trouble, he obliged and gave them RM1,300 cash, and they had the audacity to say "why so little?" and locked my father, aunt in 1 room and my dog in the toilet, while 1 guy stood guard over my aunt and father, while the 3 guys ransacked my place for valuables, watches, foreign currency, electronics, carted my safe away, rummage through every single nook and cranny of my home. They took their sweet time to choose what they wanted. Even took one of our luggage's to carry the loot.

Be careful, never leave your door unlocked, or spend too much time doing laundry or gardening outside. Our neighborhood is no longer safe even with guards. Thank god they did not hurt my family but im sure they hit my dog cause he was in a daze when we found him.

Girl hit by flying object

Tell Children to stay away from lawn mover or grass cutter

Girl hit by flying object

BALING: A 10-year-old girl received 14 stitches on her face after she was hit by a "flying" object while she was on her way home in Kampung Terbak here from school last Tuesday.

Nuralia Shamimi Mohd Jefri, accompanied by her two schoolmates, was walking across a football field when a metal object, believed to be from a lawn mower, hit her face.
The Year Five pupil of SK Kampung Bandar Siong sustained serious injuries and suffered a broken nose.

"I was walking home from school with my two friends when I suddenly felt a sharp pain on my face.

"The next thing I knew, blood was dripping down my face and I felt like fainting.

"My friends panicked and rushed back to the school to inform the teachers."

She was rushed to Baling Hospital before being transferred to Sultan Abdul Halim (HSAH) Hospital in Sungai Petani for further treatment. Asked about the "flying object", she said she did not see it coming until it was too late.

However, she learnt from her friends that the blunt and hard object came from the direction of the school lawn mower, which was in use not far from her. Her mother, Mazlina Md Desa, 40, said she was preparing food at her stall nearby when she heard her daughter's cries for help.

"I rushed over and saw her crying in pain. I was shocked to see her face covered in blood.

"According to the doctor, her wound is 2cm deep and she fractured her skull in the accident.

"Nuralia will undergo a thorough checkup and treatment at Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital in Alor Star next month."

Attack Cops and Storm Police Station....Wonder Why

Attack Cops and Storm Police Station....Wonder Why

Five men assault friend at Johor police station
By MOHD FARHAAN SHAH
farhaan@thestar.com.my

JOHOR BARU: A group of parang-wielding men stormed a police station in Labis, about 150km from here, and attacked a man who had earlier rescued a constable.

Policemen rushed to help the victim and arrested the five intruders in the 11am incident yesterday. They also seized four machetes.
Earlier, it is learnt, one of the suspects had stopped a car carrying the constable, his wife and two friends along the Labis-Segamat trunk road.

When the policeman got out of the car, one of them slashed him in the back. One of the policeman's friends quickly pulled him back into the car and they sped towards the Labis police station, several kilometres away.

The five suspects followed in another car and entered the police station where they started to attack the constable's friend.
Johor CID chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Dr Hashim Haron said the victims, in their 40s, had been admitted to the Segamat Hospital to treat their slash wounds.

“The five suspects are aged between 30 and 40,” he said.

SAC Dr Hashim said the incident might have been due to an old grudge or personal problems between the constable and one of the suspects.

Car Thieves Caught at TTDI 19/5/13

Car Thieves Caught at TTDI
19/5/13

shared by Meor Amir

In case anyone who are not aware. 2 car thieves were chased from Kepong and crashed on few cars and a policeman before ended up beside masjid at taqwa. Both of them apprehended by the cops!

UTAR student jumped out of her apartment 4 storey high

PJ Community Alert shared 光明日報 Guang Ming Daily's photo.

UTAR student jumped out of her apartment 4 storey high after waking up noticing a stranger in her apartment early morning....no info on the intruder yet, under investigation

冷靜是危急之時，唯一能自救及救人之方法。

金寶警區主任黃光順警監指出，金寶一名就讀拉曼學院大學的學生吳佩紋（21歲），在凌晨時分乍醒，睡眼惺忪下驚見一名陌生華裔男子站在眼前，嚇得她忘記自 己住在4樓，情急下打開睡房窗口即一躍而下，先墜落在一輛轎車的引擎蓋上，再跌落地面，造成雙手及一條腿骨折。至於涉案的青年是否持械，詳情尚有待傷者蘇 醒後，才能錄取更詳細的口供。

 

 

18 May 2013 (Sat) Armed Attack

18 May 2013 (Sat)
Armed Attack
Cheras

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/three-guards-hacked-up-like-meat-in-brutal-cheras-attack/

Three guards hacked up like ‘meat’ in brutal Cheras attack

May 19, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 ― Two men launched a savage attack upon three security workers at an apartment complex here yesterday, hacking away at their victims with parangs as though they “were meat”, The Star reported on its website today.

The gruesome attack was captured on a closed-circuit television recording, but is unclear if the video was able to identify the assailants as they both wore crash helmets during the event.

According to the newspaper, the attackers were believed to be thieves targeting the residents of the apartment. This was also not the first time the guards were attacked.

“The previous attack was not so serious. They only punched a guard and broke the window,” resident association chairman Bruce Tan was quoted as saying in the report.

“The attack this time was so horrifying. I watched the CCTV recording and saw the guards being chopped like they were meat.”

The attack was confirmed by KL CID chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Ku Chin Wah, who added the victims were in stable condition.

The incident is the latest in a growing trend of violent crimes reported in the country. Last month, 52-year-old Irene Ong was killed after she was stabbed repeatedly during a botched robbery attempt in broad daylight at the idyllic Bukit Gasing hiking trail in Petaling Jaya.

The same month also saw Royal Malaysian Customs deputy director-general II Datuk Shaharuddin Ibrahim, 58, shot dead near a traffic light near the Putrajaya police station.

Putrajaya has sought to address concerns over the crime rate and introduced crime-reduction as a National Key Result Area (NKRA), which the police and the government’s efficiency unit Pemandu said has been successful in reducing crime.

But the ubiquity of crime reports, both in the news and shared in social media, have led to doubts over the veracity of the authorities’ professed drop in crime.

Crime watchdog groug MyWatch also accused the police in February of massaging the crime statistics, claiming cases of snatch theft and robbery without firearms as well as burglaries and house break-ins, were higher than the published crime index from January to October 2011.

The police have denied manipulating national crime figures.