Curbing Crime should be an election issue for both sides of the political divide!
by Martin Jalleh
This entry was posted on Monday, 22 April 2013, 7:57 pm and is filed under Crime, Martin Jalleh. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0.
So sad. So sorry to hear of this. My condolences to her husband, family and all her loved ones too. Senseless death.
Must not politicise this senseless killing. Crime cannot be down. Cannot be.
The new tenant in Putrajaya must make us all feel safer and make the country really safer.
Kris gaji buta guy will always say and act as if he is up to his post. In the first place, was hand pick without basis mainly cousin of C4 and hence dependable, trusted. That’s the main criteria.
Proven eversince first day on his job. And always such ” tin kosong ” take the talk down, TOKOK stand. Same, C4 always simply quote and will say he had talk to this , that as if after his TOKOK All is find and well – so no-standard and all sandiwara.
Umno and its gang in blue have the audacity to paddle around some statistics to show how improved crime situation is in the country. It was as though the improvement was purely and directly a result of their effort in countering crime.
Everyday, everyone of us are being told and reminded countless times of the different measures we as citizens should take in order to reduce our chances of falling victim. And in consequence we imprison ourselves not just physically but also mentally. Metal grille, gated and guarded homes, alarm, 24/7 surveillance, and when going out, avoid dark or lonely places, move in group, hide handbags etc away from view, etc etc etc.
We have given up a large amount of our freedom in our own home country just so that we do not fall prey to criminals. And this is all because the first level of protection – crime fighting by the police – had been breached. We are put on the defensive in the struggle against crime and criminals.
Our collective effort counts a lot in making it harder for criminals to carry out their illegal activities. And umno has the audacity to claim success.
#7 by balance88 on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 10:13 am
Condolences to the family of Irene Ong. And the govt dare say that the crime rate in Malaysia is low. There should be zero tolerance to crime. One life is worth more than anything in this world and it is precious.
#8 by jus legitimum on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 12:31 pm
If the two party system materialises on 505 when PR rules Putrajaya,the new government will implement IPCMC and the police force will be reoorganised to fight crime more effectively.After 505,if the same 56 year old never change regime remains in power,then everyone of us will just pray to god for safety and protection.
#1 by drngsc on Monday, 22 April 2013 - 10:02 pm
So sad. So sorry to hear of this. My condolences to her husband, family and all her loved ones too. Senseless death.
Must not politicise this senseless killing. Crime cannot be down. Cannot be.
The new tenant in Putrajaya must make us all feel safer and make the country really safer.
Rest in Peace Irene.
#2 by Bunch of Suckers on Monday, 22 April 2013 - 10:14 pm
Never trust those BN suckers! They promised after promises! Why wait till GE13 to do their jobs???
Vote PR, and give PR a chance to prove themselves to curb crimes! BN suckers just suck everywhere with words and lip services only!!!
#3 by john on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 12:04 am
Kris gaji buta guy will always say and act as if he is up to his post. In the first place, was hand pick without basis mainly cousin of C4 and hence dependable, trusted. That’s the main criteria.
Proven eversince first day on his job. And always such ” tin kosong ” take the talk down, TOKOK stand. Same, C4 always simply quote and will say he had talk to this , that as if after his TOKOK All is find and well – so no-standard and all sandiwara.
#4 by ENDANGERED HORNBILL on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 12:18 am
Keris-muddin, what kris did the robbers use?
I hope and pray BN bites the dust this GE.
#5 by Bigjoe on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 8:44 am
Don’t why they fight over Bukit Gasing. you could put a three stump in for DAP in Bukit Gasing and it would win..
#6 by lee tai king (previously dagen) on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 8:58 am
Umno and its gang in blue have the audacity to paddle around some statistics to show how improved crime situation is in the country. It was as though the improvement was purely and directly a result of their effort in countering crime.
Everyday, everyone of us are being told and reminded countless times of the different measures we as citizens should take in order to reduce our chances of falling victim. And in consequence we imprison ourselves not just physically but also mentally. Metal grille, gated and guarded homes, alarm, 24/7 surveillance, and when going out, avoid dark or lonely places, move in group, hide handbags etc away from view, etc etc etc.
We have given up a large amount of our freedom in our own home country just so that we do not fall prey to criminals. And this is all because the first level of protection – crime fighting by the police – had been breached. We are put on the defensive in the struggle against crime and criminals.
Our collective effort counts a lot in making it harder for criminals to carry out their illegal activities. And umno has the audacity to claim success.
UBAH! ABU!
Kali ini.
#7 by balance88 on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 10:13 am
Condolences to the family of Irene Ong. And the govt dare say that the crime rate in Malaysia is low. There should be zero tolerance to crime. One life is worth more than anything in this world and it is precious.
#8 by jus legitimum on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 - 12:31 pm
If the two party system materialises on 505 when PR rules Putrajaya,the new government will implement IPCMC and the police force will be reoorganised to fight crime more effectively.After 505,if the same 56 year old never change regime remains in power,then everyone of us will just pray to god for safety and protection.