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#2 by Godfather on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 12:47 pm
You would have thought that See Hoi Chan had learnt something from previous carjacking experiences, but no, they claimed they had increased security staff, and installed CCTVs, but still robberies and car thefts happen in their backyard. I hope the victims claim compensation from the mall operator.
#6 by ShiokGuy on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 3:16 pm
What can I say? One way is we need a clean up.. fast and get them out before the whole system is “poisoned” to the core..
Can you imagine a police office who insist in speaking Malay? He can pass the call to someone who can understand at least.
It is an emergency, the least he/she should do is to pass the call to someone who can understand. May be his EGO is too big to do so, another type that need to be “cleaned” up soon
#7 by Bobster on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 5:13 pm
The Star already censor this kind of news. Reporting news of outer space and Mars. Hisham claimed crime rate dropping, everything ok blah blah. Wong Chun Wai and Hisham go walk alone at the backlane of Bukit Bintang after 10pm then tell us how safe our street.
Yrs ago lee kuan yew described JB as a cowboy town because of the crime level there, at that time. Of course umno youth turned crazy at the remark. Singapore is just a small dot. Can be bullied. In any case singapore depends on johore for clean water. So umno youth decided to whack singapore. And today, the JB cowboy town disease has eaten up the whole country. Now the whole of malaysia is a cowboy nation.
#10 by monsterball on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 7:51 pm
Every fathers..mothers and grown up children know crime rates has increased…except the Government.
As they involved in mostly..urban areas ….they pretend all is well..to keep rural folks happy…and so call..out of shocking news.
Trouble with our older shopping complex carparks is they receive little attention from architects during project planning stage (probably instructed by project owners). Just tuck them in the basement or rooftop with decent entrance and exit and traffic flow route within, that is it. That is how we find carparks lots tucked away in some dark or hidden corners and even areas that are positively remote. Large malls usually hv many entrance/exit points in and out of the carparks for cars and shoppers. Spread them out so that no parts of the carpark becomes deserted. Of course presence of security personels helps.
#1 by Godfather on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 12:45 pm
That Pemandu Reducing Crime id!ot was asleep when this crime happened, so it wasn’t classified as having occurred during his watch.
#2 by Godfather on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 12:47 pm
You would have thought that See Hoi Chan had learnt something from previous carjacking experiences, but no, they claimed they had increased security staff, and installed CCTVs, but still robberies and car thefts happen in their backyard. I hope the victims claim compensation from the mall operator.
#3 by sheriff singh on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 1:42 pm
This Pemandu driver is actually looking backwards. They are in ‘gostan’ gear so they can’t see ahead.
#4 by dagen wanna "ABU" on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 2:32 pm
I see no. Hear no. Speak no.
Crime? Where got? No lah. Dont bluff.
Malaysia safest in the world.
In any case crime also happen elsewhere what!
And sure got other countries worse than malaysia. Sure one!
Jib Jib boleh.
Ros Ros cantik!
#5 by yhsiew on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 2:34 pm
Hisham’s claim that the crime rate is falling, is an insult to the victim of robbery.
#6 by ShiokGuy on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 3:16 pm
What can I say? One way is we need a clean up.. fast and get them out before the whole system is “poisoned” to the core..
Can you imagine a police office who insist in speaking Malay? He can pass the call to someone who can understand at least.
It is an emergency, the least he/she should do is to pass the call to someone who can understand. May be his EGO is too big to do so, another type that need to be “cleaned” up soon
Regards
Shiok Guy
#7 by Bobster on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 5:13 pm
The Star already censor this kind of news. Reporting news of outer space and Mars. Hisham claimed crime rate dropping, everything ok blah blah. Wong Chun Wai and Hisham go walk alone at the backlane of Bukit Bintang after 10pm then tell us how safe our street.
#8 by Saint on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 5:33 pm
Everybody will know Malaysia with this kind of news going worldwide. What a shameful government we have.
#9 by dagen wanna "ABU" on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 5:58 pm
Yrs ago lee kuan yew described JB as a cowboy town because of the crime level there, at that time. Of course umno youth turned crazy at the remark. Singapore is just a small dot. Can be bullied. In any case singapore depends on johore for clean water. So umno youth decided to whack singapore. And today, the JB cowboy town disease has eaten up the whole country. Now the whole of malaysia is a cowboy nation.
And guess who is laughing?
#10 by monsterball on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 7:51 pm
Every fathers..mothers and grown up children know crime rates has increased…except the Government.
As they involved in mostly..urban areas ….they pretend all is well..to keep rural folks happy…and so call..out of shocking news.
#11 by yhsiew on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 - 10:51 pm
It is equally unsafe to have police officers around at times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yboh2VgyuA&sns=fb
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoecoNCN7Rk&sns=fb
#12 by k1980 on Thursday, 19 July 2012 - 8:25 am
If the situation in this “19th SAFEST country” is like dis, then the 20th safest country in the world must be somalia
#13 by dagen wanna "ABU" on Thursday, 19 July 2012 - 9:39 am
Trouble with our older shopping complex carparks is they receive little attention from architects during project planning stage (probably instructed by project owners). Just tuck them in the basement or rooftop with decent entrance and exit and traffic flow route within, that is it. That is how we find carparks lots tucked away in some dark or hidden corners and even areas that are positively remote. Large malls usually hv many entrance/exit points in and out of the carparks for cars and shoppers. Spread them out so that no parts of the carpark becomes deserted. Of course presence of security personels helps.