Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Roadside Robbers in Subang
shared by Terrence Chin
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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...
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