Dear Residents
We should like to inform you that we have new OCS (Officer in Charge of Station) for Balai Polis USJ and Balai Polis Bandar Sunway with effect from 15/05/2010
Here are their contact details:
Balai Polis USJ - 03 5635 6904
Inspector Puan Chia Bee Chuan - 012 3862255
Balai Polis Bandar Sunway - 03 5638 2122
Inspector Tuan Muniandy Rethiah - 012 3579731
as is normal, kindly extend the usual courtesies to them.
You can spread the inform to your friends and relatives living in Subang Jaya who are not on SJ Alert.
More information about them will be made known when the media reports become available.
In the meantime, we should like to wish the former OCS
ASP Tuan Loi Yew Lik - 012 4118843
Chief Inspector Tuan Harikrishnan s/o Muralitharan - 012 5818927
the very best in their new postings.
Regards
Robert
26 October, 2009
Car Break-in at Carrefour Subang Jaya Carpark on Monday, 26/10/2009 at 8.45pm
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From: Robert Chan - Tmnet [mailto:robertec@tm.net.my]
Sent: Friday, 30 October, 2009 12:52 AM
To: SJ Alert EMS Community (sjalert@yahoogroups.com)
Subject: Car Break-in at Carrefour Carpark on Monday, 26/10/2009 at 8.45pm
Dear Residents
I went to Carrefour Subang Jaya with the family on Monday 26/10/2009 at about 8.00pm to get a quick dinner remembering that a few weeks back someone reported to SJ Alert EMS that her car was broken into whilst she was there. I parked the car very close to the 3rd floor entrance as I normally do, I don't just park in any available parking space and most times I would even wait for such parking space to become available.
See all the pictures here
Having found what I thought was a safe enough place (four cars away and facing the entrance), I thought nothing of leaving my Computer & Digital cameras in the car. These items were well hidden behind the driver's seat. It was not possible to see inside the rear of the car as I have very heavy tints and sun shades that permanently covered the rear windows. We went our merry way, thinking that since the period at Carrefour would be very short it would be okay,
We finally did not have Dinner at Carrefour and returned to the car at around 9.15pm to find that the rear driver's window of my car was smashed and items inside removed. I will post the pictures that I took with my mobile phones at a later date when my Computer system is purchased.
What I lost
These are the Material things that were stolen
1. Dell Vostro Notebook (Service Tag No.D94FS1S / Express Service Code: 288-498-206-08) which I was bringing home to re-install Windows Vista Business together with all the original CDs, external Hard Disks, My Internet Banking Security Cards and Internet Banking Dongles, etc...
2. A Canon 7.1 Megapixel Compact Digital Camera and
3. My newly purchased (02/10/09) Pentax Digital SLR Camera (Serial No. 3166127147442) & Lens (Serial No.6501617147392)., including a few hi capacity SDHC Cards and other photographic accessories... I was to use the camera the next day to take pictures of the various proposed LRT sites to highlight at the www.lrttosubangjaya.blogspot.com website so that residents have a better perspective when they submit their comments and feedbacks.
Total cost of my carelessness: RM6,000.00
What is not so easy to replace
What I also lost was 20days of my working life (according to my last full backup of my Hard Disk), these included almost all the emails and files that I used to setup the LRT to Subang Jaya/USJ Website, SJ Alert members registration and other work related research and more than 2500 pictures I took with the new camera during my recent overseas trips.
Consolation
There was a witness who saw the incident (he works as a promoter at Carrefour). He said that as he was parking his car at about 8.45pm, he noticed a small sized Chinese looking guy reaching into and removing things from my car and immediately ran to a waiting motorcycle upon been spotted. This witness says he is able to identify the criminal and that he was willing to help the Police and Carrefour to spot the crook if he should decide to return to do his dirty deed again..
My apologies
I am sorry that I have added to the crime statistics in Subang Jaya, that I am one very careful person with regards to ensuring that there are no opportunities for crime to happen actually amounts to nothing. I suppose you can say that no one is immune to Crime, we can only always remember to be vigilant to prevent it from happening..I have been dispensing advice as if I was some expert in Crime prevention sadly I have been brought down to earth.
Remedial Action
Together with Mr. Teoh of SJ Echo, we approached the management of Carrefour Subang Jaya the very next day. And after a long discussion with Mr. Antoine Gerrier - the Store Director, Mr. Micheal Chang the Security Officer in the presence of Ms Kumutha Veeriah the Customer Care Manager, we have been assured that Carrefour Subang Jaya will dispense their Corporate responsibilities by taking immediate steps to prevent another such incident from happening in their premises and to their customers, these steps include::
1. Brightening all Car Park areas in Carrefour Subang Jaya
2. Installing CCTV around the Car park areas with clear indications to would-be criminals that the area is CCTV monitored
3. Increased regular patrols by their security personnel
all these to be implemented within 2 weeks from the date of our meeting. We have also been invited by Mr. Antoine Gerrier to make a joint inspection together with the Police that the needful has been done.
By the way Antoine is now a member of SJ Alert.
Crime prevention is a shared responsibility.... there I go again, dispensing advice, sorry..
And YES a Police report was made.
Regards
Robert
For more comments with regards to the Car Break-in at Carrefour Subang Jaya goto:
http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=28457
From: Robert Chan - Tmnet [mailto:robertec@tm.net.my]
Sent: Friday, 30 October, 2009 12:52 AM
To: SJ Alert EMS Community (sjalert@yahoogroups.com)
Subject: Car Break-in at Carrefour Carpark on Monday, 26/10/2009 at 8.45pm
Dear Residents
I went to Carrefour Subang Jaya with the family on Monday 26/10/2009 at about 8.00pm to get a quick dinner remembering that a few weeks back someone reported to SJ Alert EMS that her car was broken into whilst she was there. I parked the car very close to the 3rd floor entrance as I normally do, I don't just park in any available parking space and most times I would even wait for such parking space to become available.
Having found what I thought was a safe enough place (four cars away and facing the entrance), I thought nothing of leaving my Computer & Digital cameras in the car. These items were well hidden behind the driver's seat. It was not possible to see inside the rear of the car as I have very heavy tints and sun shades that permanently covered the rear windows. We went our merry way, thinking that since the period at Carrefour would be very short it would be okay,
We finally did not have Dinner at Carrefour and returned to the car at around 9.15pm to find that the rear driver's window of my car was smashed and items inside removed. I will post the pictures that I took with my mobile phones at a later date when my Computer system is purchased.
What I lost
These are the Material things that were stolen
1. Dell Vostro Notebook (Service Tag No.D94FS1S / Express Service Code: 288-498-206-08) which I was bringing home to re-install Windows Vista Business together with all the original CDs, external Hard Disks, My Internet Banking Security Cards and Internet Banking Dongles, etc...
2. A Canon 7.1 Megapixel Compact Digital Camera and
3. My newly purchased (02/10/09) Pentax Digital SLR Camera (Serial No. 3166127147442) & Lens (Serial No.6501617147392)., including a few hi capacity SDHC Cards and other photographic accessories... I was to use the camera the next day to take pictures of the various proposed LRT sites to highlight at the www.lrttosubangjaya.blogspot.com website so that residents have a better perspective when they submit their comments and feedbacks.
Total cost of my carelessness: RM6,000.00
What is not so easy to replace
What I also lost was 20days of my working life (according to my last full backup of my Hard Disk), these included almost all the emails and files that I used to setup the LRT to Subang Jaya/USJ Website, SJ Alert members registration and other work related research and more than 2500 pictures I took with the new camera during my recent overseas trips.
Consolation
There was a witness who saw the incident (he works as a promoter at Carrefour). He said that as he was parking his car at about 8.45pm, he noticed a small sized Chinese looking guy reaching into and removing things from my car and immediately ran to a waiting motorcycle upon been spotted. This witness says he is able to identify the criminal and that he was willing to help the Police and Carrefour to spot the crook if he should decide to return to do his dirty deed again..
My apologies
I am sorry that I have added to the crime statistics in Subang Jaya, that I am one very careful person with regards to ensuring that there are no opportunities for crime to happen actually amounts to nothing. I suppose you can say that no one is immune to Crime, we can only always remember to be vigilant to prevent it from happening..I have been dispensing advice as if I was some expert in Crime prevention sadly I have been brought down to earth.
Remedial Action
Together with Mr. Teoh of SJ Echo, we approached the management of Carrefour Subang Jaya the very next day. And after a long discussion with Mr. Antoine Gerrier - the Store Director, Mr. Micheal Chang the Security Officer in the presence of Ms Kumutha Veeriah the Customer Care Manager, we have been assured that Carrefour Subang Jaya will dispense their Corporate responsibilities by taking immediate steps to prevent another such incident from happening in their premises and to their customers, these steps include::
1. Brightening all Car Park areas in Carrefour Subang Jaya
2. Installing CCTV around the Car park areas with clear indications to would-be criminals that the area is CCTV monitored
3. Increased regular patrols by their security personnel
all these to be implemented within 2 weeks from the date of our meeting. We have also been invited by Mr. Antoine Gerrier to make a joint inspection together with the Police that the needful has been done.
By the way Antoine is now a member of SJ Alert.
Crime prevention is a shared responsibility.... there I go again, dispensing advice, sorry..
And YES a Police report was made.
Regards
Robert
For more comments with regards to the Car Break-in at Carrefour Subang Jaya goto:
http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=28457
29 April, 2009
SJ Alert EMS Traffic Police Inspector knocked down by Mat Rempit on 27/04/2009
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of kuan
Sent: Wednesday, 29 April, 2009 7:52 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com; chiaying@thestar.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Traffic Police Inspector knocked down by Mat Rempit on 27/04/2009
Dear SJ Alert,
A traffic police inspector was knocked down by Mat Rempit in Puchong Prima on 27th April 2009 night. Community policing of IPD SZubang jaya is organising a trip to IPD Subang Jaya on 29th April at 3.00 pm to visit the injured officer. Anyone who is interested to join please be present at IPD SJ at 3.00 pm. The police may need to use preventive laws on them and I hope no politician will come out and accuse the police of power abuse. Reason? During a robbery many victims may not be able to receive their due justice. The defense lawyers will argue and the trial normally will take some time and many victims hours will be wasted. Often the victims are ladies and old people who may not want to attend trial for many times and the case will most probably be DNA. Its sending a very wrong signal to the aggravators. The police may opt for a more comprehensive approach by sending this dangerous young boys to Simpang. They may invoke EO and will very much hope to curb this menace. But politics nowadays will accuse the police for being bias and inhumane.
Mana boleh betul? Buat tak boleh tak buat tak boleh? I had suggested that EO must not only be taken for the rempits but the motorbike shops owner that help them to modified their motorcycles so that they speed better.We will be calling IGP also to mobilise its special branch officers to gather information on this groups. If we can fight communist hiding in the jungle, PDRM have a much easier task here. But only politics don't come in. The tiger of PDRM sudah kena cabut gigi and not be able to bite anymore as politicians keep barging into their offices demanding justice for criminals. The public is in euphoric condition when PR sweeps 5 states. But there are many tsunami politicians who lost their feets and try to outdo one another by doing headhunting on the police and berpura pura fighting on human rights ground by by breeding a new proteected species of criminals. I will not be surprised if our crime worsen in two years time as criminals who perceived to received protection from politicians will become bolder.
Let the police do its job. Look clearly whether it is a clear cut of police abuse or not. Look at the alleged victim background. If he is a student or normal person we shall then fight for their rights. When criminals come chopping your hands and permanently scarred your faces, they are asking for human rights? Huh, what kind of world we are living in now? If the police will treat them nicely, give them coffee or tea sie attitude, then many will repeat their wrongdoings. I salute YB Hanna for not interfering in police works and she clearly knows that she will be certainly sending a wrong signals out to the criminals if she does.
Cheers,
kuan@cops.org.my
Sent: Wednesday, 29 April, 2009 7:52 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com; chiaying@thestar.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Traffic Police Inspector knocked down by Mat Rempit on 27/04/2009
Dear SJ Alert,
A traffic police inspector was knocked down by Mat Rempit in Puchong Prima on 27th April 2009 night. Community policing of IPD SZubang jaya is organising a trip to IPD Subang Jaya on 29th April at 3.00 pm to visit the injured officer. Anyone who is interested to join please be present at IPD SJ at 3.00 pm. The police may need to use preventive laws on them and I hope no politician will come out and accuse the police of power abuse. Reason? During a robbery many victims may not be able to receive their due justice. The defense lawyers will argue and the trial normally will take some time and many victims hours will be wasted. Often the victims are ladies and old people who may not want to attend trial for many times and the case will most probably be DNA. Its sending a very wrong signal to the aggravators. The police may opt for a more comprehensive approach by sending this dangerous young boys to Simpang. They may invoke EO and will very much hope to curb this menace. But politics nowadays will accuse the police for being bias and inhumane.
Mana boleh betul? Buat tak boleh tak buat tak boleh? I had suggested that EO must not only be taken for the rempits but the motorbike shops owner that help them to modified their motorcycles so that they speed better.We will be calling IGP also to mobilise its special branch officers to gather information on this groups. If we can fight communist hiding in the jungle, PDRM have a much easier task here. But only politics don't come in. The tiger of PDRM sudah kena cabut gigi and not be able to bite anymore as politicians keep barging into their offices demanding justice for criminals. The public is in euphoric condition when PR sweeps 5 states. But there are many tsunami politicians who lost their feets and try to outdo one another by doing headhunting on the police and berpura pura fighting on human rights ground by by breeding a new proteected species of criminals. I will not be surprised if our crime worsen in two years time as criminals who perceived to received protection from politicians will become bolder.
Let the police do its job. Look clearly whether it is a clear cut of police abuse or not. Look at the alleged victim background. If he is a student or normal person we shall then fight for their rights. When criminals come chopping your hands and permanently scarred your faces, they are asking for human rights? Huh, what kind of world we are living in now? If the police will treat them nicely, give them coffee or tea sie attitude, then many will repeat their wrongdoings. I salute YB Hanna for not interfering in police works and she clearly knows that she will be certainly sending a wrong signals out to the criminals if she does.
Cheers,
kuan@cops.org.my
23 April, 2009
Robbery by Mat Rempits at SS17 on 23/04/2009 at 7am
From: Amanjeet Singh [mailto:amanjeet@streamyx.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 28 April, 2009 8:17 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.comSubject:
SEIZE IT! - Mat Rempits
With the current spate of Mat Rempit robberies, it is a relief to see today 's Sunday Star headline "Seize it!". The authorities, the Police represented by the IGP and the Road Transport Department represented by the Transport Minister are finally getting their act together.
Measures that are proposed include:
My car was parked outside my house in SS 17, Subang Jaya. While my wife, sister and I were entering the car, we attacked by a group of Mat Rempits. There were more than 10 motorcycles with most of them with pillion riders. The pillion riders alighted and they conducted a clinical operation. They broke in 3 groups and attacked us separately. They seized the handbags and mobiles from the ladies. Then they went for the gold chains and frisked their hands for bangles. As for me, the only male in the group, a few of them keep me busy with punches and kicks. They had almost started using their crash helmets on me when their leader made his call and they rode off. They were so methodical and calculating that they had earlier detained the newspaper man who was doing his rounds to prevent him raising the alarm.
All in all, we lost 2 gold chains, 2 bangles, 2 mobiles and considerable cash. My sister, an Australian national was carrying Australian Dollars. All 3 of us were badly cut and bruised. However the psychological impact is more severe. The ladies can still feel the hands on their neck and the aura of a safe neighborhood is forever shattered. We now are in a constant state of apprehension and fear. Always looking over the shoulder.
The following are some of my observations and suggestions that the Minister and IGP could possibly adopt:
Tabs should be kept of these mat rempits and they should kept under surveillance and followed
Use modern technology to track these guys.
They are:
Subang Jaya
Sent: Tuesday, 28 April, 2009 8:17 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.comSubject:
SEIZE IT! - Mat Rempits
With the current spate of Mat Rempit robberies, it is a relief to see today 's Sunday Star headline "Seize it!". The authorities, the Police represented by the IGP and the Road Transport Department represented by the Transport Minister are finally getting their act together.
Measures that are proposed include:
- Joint operations by the Police and RTD at various locations
- Seizing the motorcycles
- Summoning the registered owners if riders are underage or without valid licenses
- Those caught would be fined or jailed
- After a long slumber by the authorities, this is a good start but I doubt if it is enough.
My car was parked outside my house in SS 17, Subang Jaya. While my wife, sister and I were entering the car, we attacked by a group of Mat Rempits. There were more than 10 motorcycles with most of them with pillion riders. The pillion riders alighted and they conducted a clinical operation. They broke in 3 groups and attacked us separately. They seized the handbags and mobiles from the ladies. Then they went for the gold chains and frisked their hands for bangles. As for me, the only male in the group, a few of them keep me busy with punches and kicks. They had almost started using their crash helmets on me when their leader made his call and they rode off. They were so methodical and calculating that they had earlier detained the newspaper man who was doing his rounds to prevent him raising the alarm.
All in all, we lost 2 gold chains, 2 bangles, 2 mobiles and considerable cash. My sister, an Australian national was carrying Australian Dollars. All 3 of us were badly cut and bruised. However the psychological impact is more severe. The ladies can still feel the hands on their neck and the aura of a safe neighborhood is forever shattered. We now are in a constant state of apprehension and fear. Always looking over the shoulder.
The following are some of my observations and suggestions that the Minister and IGP could possibly adopt:
- The same gang prowled in the same are a day earlier at the same time (about 7am) and they robbed people. The police confirm that reports were lodged. However, no proactive measures were taken by the police to avert a similar incident
- A few minutes before we were robbed, they attacked another resident. This resident called the police but no patrol car was sent. There was no immediate response.
Immediately after robbing us, they attacked and robbed the deaf and mute girl in the Shell Shell Station in SS 17. - No efforts were taken to secure the CCTV until almost 1.30pm. If their photos are available, why were they are not flashed in the media
Immediately after being attacked, I called the Balai Polis Subang Jaya 3 times. No response - In my report, I offered information that I think was critical, ie. my newspaper man was stopped by this gang from warning us and about the resident who called the balai. No efforts were made by the police to find out their names or addresses. What if identification was required?
- No national coherent plan to address this menace. By a coherent plan, it would entail raising the intelligence on such gangs. This could be done by surveillance or infiltration.
Tabs should be kept of these mat rempits and they should kept under surveillance and followed
Use modern technology to track these guys.
- The plan would include measures to hurt these Mat Rempits where it would hurt them the most - impounding their motorbikes (this has been addressed by the IGP / Minister)
- Legislation may have to be passed to address this menace. There is no whiff of this at all.
- These guys are biking, racing, drinking and shooting drugs at night. How difficult would it to detect these gangs and take action
- Test them for drugs and drink driving. This is more important that merely arresting them for illegal racing.
- Frisk them regularly
- Get the public involved.
- If we do not address this menace, these 20 aged something are going to grow up and create more problems for the country.
- There was considerable foreign currency that was robbed. No efforts were made to alert money changers. When this was pointed out to the police, they said that the money changers are not cooperative
- The patrol cars must show its presence on the streets throughout the day. I see many cars parked in the balai always
- Free up policeman from escort duties . I am sure the PM, the VVIPs and the royals could do with less escorts
- Free up policemen from traffic warden duties. Use retired policemen for traffic warden duties during peak hours.
They are:
- After being patronized xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, there seems to be a general perception that these Mat Rempits are xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. - There is a perception that the police is not serious in addressing this menace.
What we would to see that the Minister of Home Affairs and the Police develop a holistic and coherent plan to address this Mat Rempit menace. This plan should include KPIs at the national level and operational KPIs that are cascaded down to every police district, right down to the mata-mata. For the police districts, there should strategies in place to achieve these KPIs. In addition, a score card must be kept and shared with the public.
Subang Jaya
14 April, 2009
YB Hannah Yeoh was almost attacked at USJ11/1 on 14/04/2009 at 9.20am
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
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
05 February, 2009
Robbery at SS14 on 02/02/2009 @3.15pm
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Thursday, 05 February, 2009 1:49 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Another addition to the Police Statistics ...!
Dear All
Last Monday, my son added himself to the police statistics ...!
He was robbed while walking in SS14 towards the secondary school ... the incident happened at 3.15pm and was over in less than 5 minutes ... actually, he had earlier noticed two Indians on a bike while walking on the main road (Jalan SS14) and decided to walk a slight detour, taking a route between some houses (the small green patch which you can hardly call a playground, per se, next to end-lots of the terrace houses) ... unfortunately, just as he almost-exited the second row of terrace-houses, he was accosted by one Indian guy on foot (the other Indian guy was on the bike about 10meters away, waiting) who approached him asking for directions, and then asking to use his mobile phone ... when my son said that his phone had "no credit', the Indian guy pulled out a knife (similar to the Swiss knife type) and asked him whether he knew what the object was ... so my son handed over his handphone and Rm150 cash from his wallet ... fortunately, he had a little "wit" still left with him at the time (despite the shock/fright) to "bargain" with the Indian guy to just take the cash and let him keep his wallet ... so we are spared the hassle of re-applying for all the important documents had he given up the wallet too ...
We immediately made a police report at the SS17 Balai ... I must say, it was most efficiently handled by the front-desk corporals ... and later the "interview" with the Investigating Officer ... we were done in under an hour, all in.
Suffice to say, C/Insp Sulaiman was (later) personally informed ... as were the regular contacts in SS14 (namely Teoh and Joe Singh) to keep them informed & on the alert ...
Anyway, last evening (Wed, 4 Feb), our plainclothes men-in-blue managed to nab two Indian suspects in SS14 ... but unfortunately, they were not the ones who robbed my son ... so while it's Syabas to Tuan Sulaiman and his men, the job's not over ... yet ... and this means, unfortunately, there's still another gang operating around ...sigh!
That said, I have some hunches and leads on possible culprits (culled from inquiries I have made) ... and am pursuing them ... of course, some info was communicated to Tuan Sulaiman ...
So folks, do be very careful as you go about your daily living in SJ/USJ (or for that matter, wherever) ... it's sad but we need to constantly look over our shoulder everywhere ...stay alert ... we always are warned to be on the look-out and watchful of our surroundings, but even then, sometimes, the situation just cannot be foiled and thus, we add to the every-increasing police statistics ...
STAY ALERT ... STAY SAFE ...
Ta!/eileenc
Sent: Thursday, 05 February, 2009 1:49 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Another addition to the Police Statistics ...!
Dear All
Last Monday, my son added himself to the police statistics ...!
He was robbed while walking in SS14 towards the secondary school ... the incident happened at 3.15pm and was over in less than 5 minutes ... actually, he had earlier noticed two Indians on a bike while walking on the main road (Jalan SS14) and decided to walk a slight detour, taking a route between some houses (the small green patch which you can hardly call a playground, per se, next to end-lots of the terrace houses) ... unfortunately, just as he almost-exited the second row of terrace-houses, he was accosted by one Indian guy on foot (the other Indian guy was on the bike about 10meters away, waiting) who approached him asking for directions, and then asking to use his mobile phone ... when my son said that his phone had "no credit', the Indian guy pulled out a knife (similar to the Swiss knife type) and asked him whether he knew what the object was ... so my son handed over his handphone and Rm150 cash from his wallet ... fortunately, he had a little "wit" still left with him at the time (despite the shock/fright) to "bargain" with the Indian guy to just take the cash and let him keep his wallet ... so we are spared the hassle of re-applying for all the important documents had he given up the wallet too ...
We immediately made a police report at the SS17 Balai ... I must say, it was most efficiently handled by the front-desk corporals ... and later the "interview" with the Investigating Officer ... we were done in under an hour, all in.
Suffice to say, C/Insp Sulaiman was (later) personally informed ... as were the regular contacts in SS14 (namely Teoh and Joe Singh) to keep them informed & on the alert ...
Anyway, last evening (Wed, 4 Feb), our plainclothes men-in-blue managed to nab two Indian suspects in SS14 ... but unfortunately, they were not the ones who robbed my son ... so while it's Syabas to Tuan Sulaiman and his men, the job's not over ... yet ... and this means, unfortunately, there's still another gang operating around ...sigh!
That said, I have some hunches and leads on possible culprits (culled from inquiries I have made) ... and am pursuing them ... of course, some info was communicated to Tuan Sulaiman ...
So folks, do be very careful as you go about your daily living in SJ/USJ (or for that matter, wherever) ... it's sad but we need to constantly look over our shoulder everywhere ...stay alert ... we always are warned to be on the look-out and watchful of our surroundings, but even then, sometimes, the situation just cannot be foiled and thus, we add to the every-increasing police statistics ...
STAY ALERT ... STAY SAFE ...
Ta!/eileenc
04 February, 2009
Police Nab Two Snatch Theft and Robbery Suspects on 04/02/08
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of TH TEOH
Sent: Wednesday, 04 February, 2009 10:38 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS SS17 Police Nab Two Snatch Thieves
Police Nab Two Snatch Theft and Robbery Suspects
Public information and quick police action leads to arrest of duo
CLOSE cooperation from residents and swift police action ended the reign of terror of two armed snatch thieves and robbers in Subang Jaya following the arrest of the duo late this evening (Feb 4).Tailed by plainclothes policeman for several hours without their knowledge, the two suspects had circled around SS14 and SS18 before the long arms of the law reached out to grab them in the residential area.The suspects, two Indian men in their mid to late thirties, had been on a crime spree for some time now, mugging and robbing residents, including students of their belongings.Their modus operandi, one of them would approach the victim on the pretext of an emergency and needing to make a call from the victim's mobile phone. Once the existence of a phone is confirmed, the suspect would wield his knife or dagger relieving the victim of their mobile phone and valuables.
The second suspect would then approach before the duo escaped on their motorcycle.According to SS17 police station officer-in-charge Chief Inspector Sulaiman Baputty, police believe the arrest of the duo would shed light on several snatch theft and robbery cases in Subang Jaya."The duo had two knives and also a bottle of petrol on the motorcycle. We believe they used this to threaten their victims.""My officers had been tailing the duo for the whole afternoon before deciding to move in on them," he said.Sulaiman thanked residents for providing information and also a description of the suspects which led to the latter's arrest.
Sent: Wednesday, 04 February, 2009 10:38 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS SS17 Police Nab Two Snatch Thieves
Police Nab Two Snatch Theft and Robbery Suspects
Public information and quick police action leads to arrest of duo
CLOSE cooperation from residents and swift police action ended the reign of terror of two armed snatch thieves and robbers in Subang Jaya following the arrest of the duo late this evening (Feb 4).Tailed by plainclothes policeman for several hours without their knowledge, the two suspects had circled around SS14 and SS18 before the long arms of the law reached out to grab them in the residential area.The suspects, two Indian men in their mid to late thirties, had been on a crime spree for some time now, mugging and robbing residents, including students of their belongings.Their modus operandi, one of them would approach the victim on the pretext of an emergency and needing to make a call from the victim's mobile phone. Once the existence of a phone is confirmed, the suspect would wield his knife or dagger relieving the victim of their mobile phone and valuables.
The second suspect would then approach before the duo escaped on their motorcycle.According to SS17 police station officer-in-charge Chief Inspector Sulaiman Baputty, police believe the arrest of the duo would shed light on several snatch theft and robbery cases in Subang Jaya."The duo had two knives and also a bottle of petrol on the motorcycle. We believe they used this to threaten their victims.""My officers had been tailing the duo for the whole afternoon before deciding to move in on them," he said.Sulaiman thanked residents for providing information and also a description of the suspects which led to the latter's arrest.
23 January, 2009
House Break-in at USJ23/5A on 22/01/2009 during the day
Dear Residents
There was a house break-in closer to home yesterday. A corner house along USJ23/5A was broken into during the day.
I want to highlight to you guys some details
1. we are a gated and guarded community.
2. there was a fierce dog "unleashed" and guarding the house.
3. there was an alarm system (but sadly it was not turned on).
4. the last time a house was broken into at USJ23 was back in November 2003
These robber/s were professionals at work, they cut the alarm wires (they did not know that the alarm system was not turned on), hacked in from the back side entrance, - they even used the laundry left out to dry as cover, broke the interior doors and ransacked the whole house.
As you can imagine cash and jewellery were taken, nothing else - (sorry about this KK I am sure there was). Passports, air tickets, Aussie $ Bank Draft and personal documents were left untouched which would indicate that these robber/s are educated enough to know what is of value.
This is yet another reminder that we must not be complacent even if we think that we have taken all the necessary precautions to safe guard our home and properties, especially during these hard times.
Every effort helps in the prevention of Crime, Alert Residents, Alert Neighbours, Alert Guards and Alert Police.
So if you are going away this coming festive period inform your neighbours and make sure you register for the Balik Kampung - Rumah Selamat Campaign.
Crime Prevention is a shared Responsibility
There was a house break-in closer to home yesterday. A corner house along USJ23/5A was broken into during the day.
I want to highlight to you guys some details
1. we are a gated and guarded community.
2. there was a fierce dog "unleashed" and guarding the house.
3. there was an alarm system (but sadly it was not turned on).
4. the last time a house was broken into at USJ23 was back in November 2003
These robber/s were professionals at work, they cut the alarm wires (they did not know that the alarm system was not turned on), hacked in from the back side entrance, - they even used the laundry left out to dry as cover, broke the interior doors and ransacked the whole house.
As you can imagine cash and jewellery were taken, nothing else - (sorry about this KK I am sure there was). Passports, air tickets, Aussie $ Bank Draft and personal documents were left untouched which would indicate that these robber/s are educated enough to know what is of value.
This is yet another reminder that we must not be complacent even if we think that we have taken all the necessary precautions to safe guard our home and properties, especially during these hard times.
Every effort helps in the prevention of Crime, Alert Residents, Alert Neighbours, Alert Guards and Alert Police.
So if you are going away this coming festive period inform your neighbours and make sure you register for the Balik Kampung - Rumah Selamat Campaign.
Crime Prevention is a shared Responsibility
27 December, 2008
Police reaching out to residents
Dear Residents
The Polis are reaching out to Residents in USJ in their Crime Prevention efforts.
Chief Inspector Tuan Foo Teik Fong of Balai Polis USJ has made the following offer to residents.
1. Joint foot patrol with the Polis
The Polis will send their personnel to do joint foot patrol of the Neighbourhood with residents of any precinct. This could be especially interesting for areas where there are high instances of snatch theft and house break-ins.
2. Joint patrol in Kereta Peronda Polis (MPV)
Residents who are interested, get to ride in the Polis Patrol Cars as they do their rounds during the day or night. This will give residents first hand experience of how the Polis, patrol the various Neighbourhoods in USJ. As you can imagine, there will only be limited space available.
Those of you who are interested in participating in these activities with the Polis, please drop me a note and I will try to make the necessary arrangements.
Best Regards
Robert
Crime prevention is a shared responsibility
The Polis are reaching out to Residents in USJ in their Crime Prevention efforts.
Chief Inspector Tuan Foo Teik Fong of Balai Polis USJ has made the following offer to residents.
1. Joint foot patrol with the Polis
The Polis will send their personnel to do joint foot patrol of the Neighbourhood with residents of any precinct. This could be especially interesting for areas where there are high instances of snatch theft and house break-ins.
2. Joint patrol in Kereta Peronda Polis (MPV)
Residents who are interested, get to ride in the Polis Patrol Cars as they do their rounds during the day or night. This will give residents first hand experience of how the Polis, patrol the various Neighbourhoods in USJ. As you can imagine, there will only be limited space available.
Those of you who are interested in participating in these activities with the Polis, please drop me a note and I will try to make the necessary arrangements.
Best Regards
Robert
Crime prevention is a shared responsibility
26 December, 2008
Increased Crime in USJ for November 2008
patrick
Moderator
Increased Crime in USJ for November 2008
Please be more careful and cautious. Crime rate for USJ area increased in November to 112 cases, up by 15% from October's 97 cases. Snatch theft was up from 2 to 10 cases and robberies by more than one person without firearms was up from 11 to 21 cases. We hope fellow residents will take note and call the police immediately on sighting of any suspicious characters. Tuan Foo is currently on leave but you may call his deputy Sub Inspector Tuan Amir at 012 2713294. Any slightest information can be useful. For instance, you manage to spot say a getaway Camry car with number ending with 9. Another victim may note a similar Camry car with number starting with 4. The police can then at least piece such information together to look out for a Camry with number starting with 4 and ending with 9, rather than just a Camry with number ending with 9! Got the picture? Take care.
Please take note that these stats are from the Balai Polis USJ only.
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Dear Residents
Please also be informed that USJ2, USJ3, USJ6 and USJ11 continue to have high instances of Snatch theft and House break-in.
If you are living in these areas, please take extra precautions to prevent such crimes from happening. Report immediately to the Police any suspicious happenings in your precinct.
Police advice that even attempted crimes should be reported to them.
Balai Polis Subang Jaya 03 5633 2222
C/I Tuan Sulaiman Bin Baputty 019 3707100
Balai Polis USJ 03 5635 6904
C/I Tuan Foo Teik Fong 019 2059222
S/I Tuan Amir 012 2713294
Balai Polis Taipan 03 5633 7222
Sajan Thanabalan 012 2135377
Balai Polis Putra Heights 03 5192 2404
S/I Tuan Nordin Bin Mustaffa 012 3150775
Sarjan Mejar Abdul Wahab Bin Abdullah 019 3626760
Balai Polis Bandar Sunway 03 5638 2122
C/I Tuan Krisnan 012 5818927
Moderator
Increased Crime in USJ for November 2008
Please be more careful and cautious. Crime rate for USJ area increased in November to 112 cases, up by 15% from October's 97 cases. Snatch theft was up from 2 to 10 cases and robberies by more than one person without firearms was up from 11 to 21 cases. We hope fellow residents will take note and call the police immediately on sighting of any suspicious characters. Tuan Foo is currently on leave but you may call his deputy Sub Inspector Tuan Amir at 012 2713294. Any slightest information can be useful. For instance, you manage to spot say a getaway Camry car with number ending with 9. Another victim may note a similar Camry car with number starting with 4. The police can then at least piece such information together to look out for a Camry with number starting with 4 and ending with 9, rather than just a Camry with number ending with 9! Got the picture? Take care.
Please take note that these stats are from the Balai Polis USJ only.
=============================================
Dear Residents
Please also be informed that USJ2, USJ3, USJ6 and USJ11 continue to have high instances of Snatch theft and House break-in.
If you are living in these areas, please take extra precautions to prevent such crimes from happening. Report immediately to the Police any suspicious happenings in your precinct.
Police advice that even attempted crimes should be reported to them.
Balai Polis Subang Jaya 03 5633 2222
C/I Tuan Sulaiman Bin Baputty 019 3707100
Balai Polis USJ 03 5635 6904
C/I Tuan Foo Teik Fong 019 2059222
S/I Tuan Amir 012 2713294
Balai Polis Taipan 03 5633 7222
Sajan Thanabalan 012 2135377
Balai Polis Putra Heights 03 5192 2404
S/I Tuan Nordin Bin Mustaffa 012 3150775
Sarjan Mejar Abdul Wahab Bin Abdullah 019 3626760
Balai Polis Bandar Sunway 03 5638 2122
C/I Tuan Krisnan 012 5818927
25 December, 2008
Robbery at USJ3/4V on 23/12/2008 @ 9pm
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jessica lee
Sent: Thursday, 25 December, 2008 2:53 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Robbery at USJ3/4 V on december 23,9pm
Dear All,
Yesterday night two well educated Malay boys driving a White Toyota Camry drove by.I was about to go out and my car was parked outside.
They stopped for a while next to my car looking lost.I got into my car straight away wanting to lock the door but one of them has already opened my door and sat in the car telling me to be quiet as I started to scream.
I got out of the car and still screaming.The other boy came out from the Camry with a parang and came towards me asking for my keys..house and car.
He then hesitated for a while whether to take my car and then asked for my handbag.
In the end he did not take the car but only my house keys,car keys and my handbag.
They are very calm throughout,spoke English,well dressed,medium built about 5'6".
After the incident they just drove away slowly.Not scared or panicky at all.
I did not manage to get the number plate as they did not turn on the lights.
Just want to share this with everyone.Keep a look out for any car stopping outside your house.They may come back with this White Camry or with another car.
Sent: Thursday, 25 December, 2008 2:53 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Robbery at USJ3/4 V on december 23,9pm
Dear All,
Yesterday night two well educated Malay boys driving a White Toyota Camry drove by.I was about to go out and my car was parked outside.
They stopped for a while next to my car looking lost.I got into my car straight away wanting to lock the door but one of them has already opened my door and sat in the car telling me to be quiet as I started to scream.
I got out of the car and still screaming.The other boy came out from the Camry with a parang and came towards me asking for my keys..house and car.
He then hesitated for a while whether to take my car and then asked for my handbag.
In the end he did not take the car but only my house keys,car keys and my handbag.
They are very calm throughout,spoke English,well dressed,medium built about 5'6".
After the incident they just drove away slowly.Not scared or panicky at all.
I did not manage to get the number plate as they did not turn on the lights.
Just want to share this with everyone.Keep a look out for any car stopping outside your house.They may come back with this White Camry or with another car.
17 December, 2008
Sukarelawan Polis Daerah IPPD Subang Jaya - Intake 2009
Dear Residents
Please be informed that the Subang Jaya Division of the Sukarelawan Polis Diraja Malaysia Selangor kontingen is accepting application of new recruits for 2009 intake. Residents of USJ or Subang Jaya are encouraged to join. Application forms can be obtained from the PVR Office at Balai Police Taipan (which is the HQ for Subang Jaya) or you can contact directly
(Cheng Kok Leong) Inspector/SP
Ketua Sukarelawan Polis Daerah
IPPD Subang Jaya
Mobile: 019-2296828.
Email: leonchengkl@gmail.com
Fax: 03-80766487
or visit the official Sukarelawan Polis website www.spdrmselangor.org.my
Qualification requirements :-
1. above 18 years and below 35 years old
2. Malaysian citizen
3. Must have a day job with minimum salary of RM1,200.00 and with the permission of employer.
4. Minimum SPM
I understand that there are at least 20 vacancies available.
Regards
Robert
Please be informed that the Subang Jaya Division of the Sukarelawan Polis Diraja Malaysia Selangor kontingen is accepting application of new recruits for 2009 intake. Residents of USJ or Subang Jaya are encouraged to join. Application forms can be obtained from the PVR Office at Balai Police Taipan (which is the HQ for Subang Jaya) or you can contact directly
(Cheng Kok Leong) Inspector/SP
Ketua Sukarelawan Polis Daerah
IPPD Subang Jaya
Mobile: 019-2296828.
Email: leonchengkl@gmail.com
Fax: 03-80766487
or visit the official Sukarelawan Polis website www.spdrmselangor.org.my
Qualification requirements :-
1. above 18 years and below 35 years old
2. Malaysian citizen
3. Must have a day job with minimum salary of RM1,200.00 and with the permission of employer.
4. Minimum SPM
I understand that there are at least 20 vacancies available.
Regards
Robert
URGENT Appeal for Blood Supply - University Hospital Blood Bank
Dear Residents
University Hospital Blood Bank, Subang Jaya and SJ Echo are organising a Blood Donation drive to assist in the shortage of blood supply during the festive season. Help if you can.
Date : Saturday, 20th December 2008
Time : 1.00pm to 7.00pm
Venue : Subang Parade (Next to MPH)
Regards
Robert
University Hospital Blood Bank, Subang Jaya and SJ Echo are organising a Blood Donation drive to assist in the shortage of blood supply during the festive season. Help if you can.
Date : Saturday, 20th December 2008
Time : 1.00pm to 7.00pm
Venue : Subang Parade (Next to MPH)
Regards
Robert
12 December, 2008
USJRA Educational Field Trip to Parliament
Dear Residents
I am sure some of you will remember the email notification that we sent out on behalf of the USJRA on 19/11/2008, for an Educational Field Trip to Parliament on Wednesday 03/12/2008.
I just wanted to draw your attention to some of the personal experiences of the young Malaysians who went on the trip.
I luv the trip! - Written by Low Zhi Juin
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=1
My Experience at the Parliament - Written by Lye Hwei Mynn
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=58&Itemid=1
Eye Opener At The...Parliament House? - Written by Roshni George
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=60&Itemid=1
If you are not to busy, take the time to read what these young people have to say.
Kudos to the USJRA for organising such an outing.
Regards
Robert
I am sure some of you will remember the email notification that we sent out on behalf of the USJRA on 19/11/2008, for an Educational Field Trip to Parliament on Wednesday 03/12/2008.
I just wanted to draw your attention to some of the personal experiences of the young Malaysians who went on the trip.
I luv the trip! - Written by Low Zhi Juin
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=1
My Experience at the Parliament - Written by Lye Hwei Mynn
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=58&Itemid=1
Eye Opener At The...Parliament House? - Written by Roshni George
http://www.usjra.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=60&Itemid=1
If you are not to busy, take the time to read what these young people have to say.
Kudos to the USJRA for organising such an outing.
Regards
Robert
08 December, 2008
Walk-a-Payung - An Umbrella Walkathon in aid of Lupus Sufferers, 14 Dec 2008, Sunway Pyramid
Dear Residents,
You are invited to participate in this Charity Event
Walk-a-Payung - An Umbrella Walkathon in aid of Lupus Sufferers in Malaysia
Date : Sunday, 14 December 2008
Venue : Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall - Orange Entrance (outside Italiannies and TGI)
Registration : Starts at 7.00am.
Flag-off : 8.30am.
Walk-a-Payung tickets can be purchased at Venue : RM20 per person.
The half-day family event will offer all walkers
Subang Jaya State Assemblyman YB Hannah Yeoh will launch the event.
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For your information, Persatuan SLE Malaysia (PSLEM) is a ROS-registered, non-profit support group set up in 1994 by concerned doctors and patients to help people suffering from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), a condition in which the body produces antibodies that attack its own organs. The association is recognised as a charity by the government.
Why walk with an umbrella?
- To create awareness that SLE patients have to avoid too much sun and of SLE as a potentially devastating disease. With this awareness, it is hoped that SLE sufferers in Malaysia will be diagnosed earlier and therefore have a better chance of survival.
- To raise money to kickstart the SLE Fund which will provide financial assistance to needy patients requiring joint replacement and cataract operations (due to long-term treatment using steroids) and certain expensive medications. All proceeds from the Walk-a-Payung tickets will go towards the SLE Fund.
- To go down in the Malaysia Book of Records as the "Largest Participation of Walkers with Umbrellas". Please help to make a record of 1,000 walkers with umbrellas!
For more details please contact Ms Chee Siew Lian at
Persatuan SLE Malaysia
3rd floor, Bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
16, Jalan Utara46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 603-7957 7672 HP: 013-3838644
Fax: 603-7957 0407
E-mail: pslem@streamyx.com, pslemhq@gmail.com
Website: http://www.lupusmalaysia.org/
You are invited to participate in this Charity Event
Walk-a-Payung - An Umbrella Walkathon in aid of Lupus Sufferers in Malaysia
Date : Sunday, 14 December 2008
Venue : Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall - Orange Entrance (outside Italiannies and TGI)
Registration : Starts at 7.00am.
Flag-off : 8.30am.
Walk-a-Payung tickets can be purchased at Venue : RM20 per person.
The half-day family event will offer all walkers
- A Free umbrella (adults get a 24" auto umbrella, children get a kiddies auto umbrella)
- Free breakfast & drinks
- Free goodie bag
- Free blood sugar, blood pressure and body mass index tests and bone density tests
- Music and dance performances by Leo Club
- Fun Quiz on SLE with Prizes to be won
- Lucky Draw.
Subang Jaya State Assemblyman YB Hannah Yeoh will launch the event.
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For your information, Persatuan SLE Malaysia (PSLEM) is a ROS-registered, non-profit support group set up in 1994 by concerned doctors and patients to help people suffering from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), a condition in which the body produces antibodies that attack its own organs. The association is recognised as a charity by the government.
Why walk with an umbrella?
- To create awareness that SLE patients have to avoid too much sun and of SLE as a potentially devastating disease. With this awareness, it is hoped that SLE sufferers in Malaysia will be diagnosed earlier and therefore have a better chance of survival.
- To raise money to kickstart the SLE Fund which will provide financial assistance to needy patients requiring joint replacement and cataract operations (due to long-term treatment using steroids) and certain expensive medications. All proceeds from the Walk-a-Payung tickets will go towards the SLE Fund.
- To go down in the Malaysia Book of Records as the "Largest Participation of Walkers with Umbrellas". Please help to make a record of 1,000 walkers with umbrellas!
For more details please contact Ms Chee Siew Lian at
Persatuan SLE Malaysia
3rd floor, Bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
16, Jalan Utara46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 603-7957 7672 HP: 013-3838644
Fax: 603-7957 0407
E-mail: pslem@streamyx.com, pslemhq@gmail.com
Website: http://www.lupusmalaysia.org/
03 December, 2008
Break-in at Goodyear Court 7 in USJ14 on 03/11/2008
From: Janet Hong [mailto:ychong@fututech.com.my]
Sent: Wednesday, 03 December, 2008 5:13 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Break-in at Goodyear Court 7 in USJ14
Hi, I am the new member of this SJ Alert group. I just come across this group & would like to join as victim. My apartment at Goodyear Court 7 was broken in on 3/11 when we were out to work. They broken in from my grill door & also broken my nyatoh wooden door. They ransacked all the rooms wardrobe, drawers & the toilet ceiling. They also tear the wall paper at the back of the photo. I had lost my valuable jewelleries given by my mother.
I believe they are same gang of peoples who will always come during raining because that day was also raining.
We also suspect the thief is insider because they seem to be familiar with our thing and schedule very well.
Hoping that the police can able to catch this gang of people as I feel not safe to stay at my own apartment which I have been staying for more than 10 years.
Janet
Sent: Wednesday, 03 December, 2008 5:13 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Break-in at Goodyear Court 7 in USJ14
Hi, I am the new member of this SJ Alert group. I just come across this group & would like to join as victim. My apartment at Goodyear Court 7 was broken in on 3/11 when we were out to work. They broken in from my grill door & also broken my nyatoh wooden door. They ransacked all the rooms wardrobe, drawers & the toilet ceiling. They also tear the wall paper at the back of the photo. I had lost my valuable jewelleries given by my mother.
I believe they are same gang of peoples who will always come during raining because that day was also raining.
We also suspect the thief is insider because they seem to be familiar with our thing and schedule very well.
Hoping that the police can able to catch this gang of people as I feel not safe to stay at my own apartment which I have been staying for more than 10 years.
Janet
25 November, 2008
Attempted Robbery at SS14 on 25/11/2008 @8.30am
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of sohivideo
Sent: Tuesday, 25 November, 2008 2:27 PM
To: SJaLert; JKP; subangsikh@yahoogroups.com; Hannah Yeoh
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Crime Attempt at SS14 25.11.08
Dear residents,
this morning at around 8.30am, there was an attempt to rob a neighbour but it was foiled by me when I ran to her rescue as she was screaming for help,
the 2 thieves jumped on the bike and sped off, their lucky day , following is the look out info :
a) 2 Malay/Indon ( dark skinned )
b) Age : 22-23
c) Built : Skinny
d) Bike : Honda/Yamaha : Black : Kapchai
e) Reg No : In complete : WK_ 4_8_ _ ( something to this combination ) every thing just happened to fast
Episod : Lady drove her car out and from her drive way and was about to close her gate when these 2 crooks rode past and than made a U -turn.
One guy sat on the bike and the other tried to ransack her car despite her screams in the hope that her purse or mobile will be on the car seat,
but she was smart, she had her purse and mobile in her pants pocket , so when the guy saw me coming , he ran for his life.
I missed the crooks by 6 ft , otherwise, I would have sent them to the hospital with broken arms and legs , they do not deserve any pity.
The lady says the guy lifted his T-shirt to show her a concealed weapon, not sure but could be a knife as that is the only size
they can tuck in their pants otherwise if any longer, than it will be a case for Mrs.Bobbit to stitch.
She had been advised in the past not wear jewellery nor carry fancy large handbags and she listened and nothing was stolen.
Mr Avtar Singh Gill had also shared his experiences and he too remembered our tips and saved himself.
Due to the many awareness programs on their modus opernadi and noisy bikes, some have become clever and now they ride silent
bikes as you will not be able to hear them come.
Called up Chief Suleiman of SS17 balai and gave the info for follow up. Will be having a meeting with my crime team to trap
these crooks as we had successfully carried out in the last 10 years.
Neighbours need to work as a team without the need to inconvenience others by blocking public roads with illegal barricades
or fencing up open public green areas.
Exchange phone nos, look out for strangers in cars and bikes, call the police , call your neighbours, blow your whistles , shout if
you have to, it works and it worked for us without the need to do anything illegal as mentioned above.
If there is anyone interested to meet us and learn our strategies, please email me directly at sohivideo@gmail.com , we can share our
experiences and you can share it with your neighbours and loved ones.
Be Smart Be Alert Be Safe ( The 3 B formulae )
Please share this info with all those you know
Joe Singh
SS14 RA / Crime Watch Team
JKP Zone 1 ( Safety & Security )
Committee : Community Policing with the SS17 Balai Polis
Sent: Tuesday, 25 November, 2008 2:27 PM
To: SJaLert; JKP; subangsikh@yahoogroups.com; Hannah Yeoh
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Crime Attempt at SS14 25.11.08
Dear residents,
this morning at around 8.30am, there was an attempt to rob a neighbour but it was foiled by me when I ran to her rescue as she was screaming for help,
the 2 thieves jumped on the bike and sped off, their lucky day , following is the look out info :
a) 2 Malay/Indon ( dark skinned )
b) Age : 22-23
c) Built : Skinny
d) Bike : Honda/Yamaha : Black : Kapchai
e) Reg No : In complete : WK_ 4_8_ _ ( something to this combination ) every thing just happened to fast
Episod : Lady drove her car out and from her drive way and was about to close her gate when these 2 crooks rode past and than made a U -turn.
One guy sat on the bike and the other tried to ransack her car despite her screams in the hope that her purse or mobile will be on the car seat,
but she was smart, she had her purse and mobile in her pants pocket , so when the guy saw me coming , he ran for his life.
I missed the crooks by 6 ft , otherwise, I would have sent them to the hospital with broken arms and legs , they do not deserve any pity.
The lady says the guy lifted his T-shirt to show her a concealed weapon, not sure but could be a knife as that is the only size
they can tuck in their pants otherwise if any longer, than it will be a case for Mrs.Bobbit to stitch.
She had been advised in the past not wear jewellery nor carry fancy large handbags and she listened and nothing was stolen.
Mr Avtar Singh Gill had also shared his experiences and he too remembered our tips and saved himself.
Due to the many awareness programs on their modus opernadi and noisy bikes, some have become clever and now they ride silent
bikes as you will not be able to hear them come.
Called up Chief Suleiman of SS17 balai and gave the info for follow up. Will be having a meeting with my crime team to trap
these crooks as we had successfully carried out in the last 10 years.
Neighbours need to work as a team without the need to inconvenience others by blocking public roads with illegal barricades
or fencing up open public green areas.
Exchange phone nos, look out for strangers in cars and bikes, call the police , call your neighbours, blow your whistles , shout if
you have to, it works and it worked for us without the need to do anything illegal as mentioned above.
If there is anyone interested to meet us and learn our strategies, please email me directly at sohivideo@gmail.com , we can share our
experiences and you can share it with your neighbours and loved ones.
Be Smart Be Alert Be Safe ( The 3 B formulae )
Please share this info with all those you know
Joe Singh
SS14 RA / Crime Watch Team
JKP Zone 1 ( Safety & Security )
Committee : Community Policing with the SS17 Balai Polis
24 November, 2008
Break-in in USJ14/1C on 24/11/2008 @ 12.00pm
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Barry Huang
Sent: Monday, 24 November, 2008 2:14 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: SJ Alert EMS Break-in at Goodyear Court 10 in USJ14
Dear Ngo f,
Yes, this happen to my house also in USJ14/1C is around 12 to 2pm afternoon the time they break into my house. That time also heavy rain they cut my gate padlock and my main door grile plus broken my nyatoh wooden door. My neighbour on my left, right and front on that time they are all at home but they said they didn't hear anything but rain and thunderstom. I believe it should be the same gang that break into your house and they will only strike when it is heavy rain.
So when ever is heavy rain please do look outside our neighbour house to prevent any break-in. Normally when there is rain we will close our window and door tide and don't bother to look outside.
Barry Huang
Sent: Monday, 24 November, 2008 2:14 PM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: SJ Alert EMS Break-in at Goodyear Court 10 in USJ14
Dear Ngo f,
Yes, this happen to my house also in USJ14/1C is around 12 to 2pm afternoon the time they break into my house. That time also heavy rain they cut my gate padlock and my main door grile plus broken my nyatoh wooden door. My neighbour on my left, right and front on that time they are all at home but they said they didn't hear anything but rain and thunderstom. I believe it should be the same gang that break into your house and they will only strike when it is heavy rain.
So when ever is heavy rain please do look outside our neighbour house to prevent any break-in. Normally when there is rain we will close our window and door tide and don't bother to look outside.
Barry Huang
21 November, 2008
Break-in at Goodyear Court 10 in USJ14
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ngo f
Sent: Friday, 21 November, 2008 5:15 PM
To: sjalert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Break-in at Goodyear Court 10 in USJ14
hi,my apartment at USJ 14 goodyear court 10 is broken into yesterday (20/11/2008) during heavy rain, and no one is in house, my lost is gold chain and a new handphone. i suspect is the insider who is living or working in goodyear court 10, because the thief seem to know well too familiar with our thing, and schedule. my grill is cut and the lock is being jack, i think the heavy rain cover the sound because my neighbor living next door,said doesn;t listen any sound beside rainning and thunderstorm
Sent: Friday, 21 November, 2008 5:15 PM
To: sjalert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Break-in at Goodyear Court 10 in USJ14
hi,my apartment at USJ 14 goodyear court 10 is broken into yesterday (20/11/2008) during heavy rain, and no one is in house, my lost is gold chain and a new handphone. i suspect is the insider who is living or working in goodyear court 10, because the thief seem to know well too familiar with our thing, and schedule. my grill is cut and the lock is being jack, i think the heavy rain cover the sound because my neighbor living next door,said doesn;t listen any sound beside rainning and thunderstorm
14 November, 2008
Robbery case in USJ6/3A
From: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SJAlert@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ISTB
Sent: Friday, 14 November, 2008 9:32 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Robbery case in USJ 6/3A
Dear All,
I am writing this to inform that my daughter was robbed in front of the house by 2 indian youth in 20s yesterday about 3pm in the afternoon. She was pushed to the gate and her gold chain was snatched. Luckily it was a small gold chain that broke easily and her neck was not hurt.
After reading Yap KY’s email, I was wondering to make police report or not!
Please be alert and see around you when you come home.
Regards.
Soh
Sent: Friday, 14 November, 2008 9:32 AM
To: SJAlert@yahoogroups.com
Subject: SJ Alert EMS Robbery case in USJ 6/3A
Dear All,
I am writing this to inform that my daughter was robbed in front of the house by 2 indian youth in 20s yesterday about 3pm in the afternoon. She was pushed to the gate and her gold chain was snatched. Luckily it was a small gold chain that broke easily and her neck was not hurt.
After reading Yap KY’s email, I was wondering to make police report or not!
Please be alert and see around you when you come home.
Regards.
Soh
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