The crime wave and the fear of crime in Ipoh as elsewhere in the country – escalating and not tapering off, as illustrated by the following report:
NST Online
2007/07/24Teenager at clinic robbed and raped
By : P. Chandra SagaranIPOH: She was sick and went to a clinic at 2am. There, she was kidnapped by two parang-wielding men who took her on a terror ride and then raped her.
The teenager was later abandoned in Tanjung Malim, about 140km away.
City police chief ACP Jalaludin Ibrahim said the girl had gone to the clinic in Ipoh Garden on Saturday with a friend.
While waiting to be treated, two men entered the clinic and held up the two friends and a nurse, robbing the clinic of RM1,900 and the women of two handphones.
“The men then grabbed the victim and pushed her into a BMW 3 series car parked outside the clinic.
“The girl was taken on a terror ride before being raped. She was abandoned at 6.30am in Tanjung Malim,” said Jala- ludin.
She later sought help from passers-by and lodged a report. She was sent to the Tanjung Malim Hospital for a medical examination.
Jalaludin yesterday released the photofits of two men in their 20s whom they believe can assist in investigations.
#1 by requiem87 on Saturday, 28 July 2007 - 10:57 am
i forgot to mention bout the blue pills…??
what does it have to do with rape ???
if their erection cant go down they’ll do it with their wives
and erm…i never heard bout any rapist take the blue pilll before they rape…
#2 by sk88 on Monday, 30 July 2007 - 7:00 am
requiem87 You said it right.
Castrastion would be a good suggestion. What human rights? What about capital punishment? Whipping? Is Undergrad2 suggesting that convicted rapists can apply for refugee status? Refugee law protect convicts? Since when? Even genuine cases have to go through hell to get a refugee status.
#3 by sotong on Monday, 30 July 2007 - 8:45 am
When the criminal/animals committed a violent and hedious crime, they have forfeited their rights to live in the modern and civilised society.
Tough punishment is OK but we got to be careful of innocent victims.