Dear Residents
I received a telephone call at around 9.30am from a traumatized YB Hannah Yeoh who related to me an incident that happened to her just a few minutes earlier.
She was driving alone around USJ11/1 this morning, as she was slowing down at a road hump, out of nowhere came a motorcyclist right next to her car window. He was in the process of taking out a weapon from under his shirt (probably to smash the windows). YB Hannah was shocked and the only thing she thought of doing was to sound her car horn continuously. This probably scared the criminal who promptly rode off.
Within seconds of this happening to herself, she called Tuan Loi of Balai Polis USJ and she called me to send out an SJ Alert to inform residents of the danger at such road humps and for residents to be alert of suspicious motorcyclist following behind their cars in quiet areas in USJ.
As with most of us, in her stunned state she did not notice the Number plates, helmet, dressing etc.. of the motorcyclist.
I must take my hat off to YB Hannah, traumatised, stunned and what have you and still thinking of the residents. To say she is too good would be an under-statement.
Regards
Robert
14 April, 2009
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Can we have a discussion here .........?
ReplyDeleteHow can we suggest to the federal authority to consider
allowing the polis to live amongst the community, be part of our community( like many/if not most, other countries),instead of being secluded from our community, "fenced" in their own apartment barracks ?
Can we discuss here the 100's of reasons these polis cannot live "normally" like the citizenz in their local communities?
It'll be quite reassuring for some of us to say:" i have a polis
neighbour visibly living in my street,or apartment, or condos, going out to work at different shifts, in a polis uniform !"
And, all the $$rm saved in polis housing, buildings/barracks,etc., can be provided as more salary for these same polis ?