I don't even close my attached toilet door and whole flat windows (without grills, level 4) are open all the time except when heavy rain or when I on air-con. My main gate got not pad lock.
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I don't even close my attached toilet door and whole flat windows (without grills, level 4) are open all the time except when heavy rain or when I on air-con. My main gate got not pad lock.
u heng the famous spider robber that ruled supreme was caught some years back n retired after his release.
Pls take your time to read the article below. All I can say is. A Car is the best weapon we have. Parangs and knive are useless. I wonder if this Singaporean chap ever serve NS. Or maybe his mercs is more expensive and valuable for the lives inside his car. Stupid.
Singaporean driver attacked by group of motorcyclists
Another S'porean driver terrorised by gang of bikers on M'sian highway
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Nov 11, 2016 6:00am
By SHAFFIQ ALKHATIB
The gang of bikers did not care that there were an elderly woman and a child in the car.
They were out to terrorise the driver and his three passengers in the Singapore-registered Mercedes Benz into handing over their money and valuables.
The Singaporean family had to endure a 45-minute ordeal after they were waylaid on the congested Malaysian North-South Highway following what seemed like a staged accident when a motorcyclist hit their car.
The driver, who wanted to be known only as Mr Jay, 31, told The New Paper on Tuesday that the bikers repeatedly hit his car with their helmets and other objects, damaging the headlights and side mirrors.
They even hit the front windscreen.
The incident took place between Yong Peng and Machap in Johor, about 45 minute's drive from Singapore, around 10pm on Oct 30.
Last Friday, TNP reported that Singaporean businessman Herman Zaidin, 31, suffered a similar ordeal when he was robbed by a gang of bikers at 11.30pm on Oct 30 after a motorcyclist hit his Mercedes-Benz from behind.
While it is not known if the same gang was behind both heists, it's highly probable given the same method used in both incidents, which occurred about 90 minutes and 38km apart.
REPORTS
Mr Jay, an engineer, said he has reported the robbery to the Malaysian and Singapore police, with both confirming the reports.
He said his 20-year-old sister was sitting in the front passenger seat. Their aunt, who is in her 60s, was in the back with her 12-year-old adopted son.
They were returning to Singapore after a family trip to Malacca when a motorcyclist suddenly rode next to their car and kicked the side mirror on the driver's side.
Mr Jay said he stopped the car when the rider fell.
"I was shocked," he said.
"Suddenly, another rider came by and hit my car several times with his hands and helmet, asking me to step out. He tried to open my door but it was locked."
Seconds later, about five motorcyclists stopped in front of his car. They ordered him to come out, but he stayed put out of fear.
Despite the heavy traffic, Mr Jay managed to drive forward in a bid to get away.
But the robbers, numbering about 10 by then, chased after him.
He saw that one of them was carrying a 1.5m wooden pole which he used to whack the already cracked windscreen, causing more damage.
Mr Jay said: "Just one more hit and the windscreen would have given way. I knew I had to step out to save my family."
He told his sister to lock the doors immediately after he got out. The men took turns to beat him.
His sister, a student who wanted to be known only as Miss Annie, said she was so terrified that she broke down.
She told TNP: "My young cousin was also in tears. I called the Malaysian police.
"I also begged my brother not to get out but he insisted. He could have been killed.
"I felt so helpless when they beat him up, but I knew I shouldn't get out of the car for my own safety."
Mr Jay said the man who was carrying the pole was about to beat him with it when five motorists, who were passing by, stepped in to stop the attack.
"One of the attackers asked me to hand over my passport and RM2,000 (S$660) as compensation for causing the 'accident' with their friend," he said.
"I gave them $650 and hoped they would leave us alone but they wanted my mobile phone as well. I refused to give it to them.
"Suddenly, they fled. I think they had other friends in the area who told them that the police were coming."
The police arrived less than a minute later, and Mr Jay and his family went to Kulai Police Station to make a report. He then went to a nearby hospital for a check-up.
"I'm lucky I didn't suffer any serious injuries. Just some pain and a few bruises here and there," he said.
Because his car was damaged, he had to drive slowly to Woodlands Checkpoint and they cleared immigration only at around 6am the next day.
He reported the incident to the Woodlands West Neighbourhood Police Centre and had his car towed away to be repaired.Mr Jay estimated the cost of fixing his car to be about $30,000.
"I used to drive to Malaysia twice a month for leisure and to visit family. I think I'll fly there from now," he said.
"The attack was the most terrifying experience of my life."
Lone driver assaulted, robbed
He was driving alone back to Singapore on the North-South Highway near Simpang Renggam in Johor on Oct 30 when he was assaulted and robbed by a group of more than 10 men.
Singaporean businessman Herman Zaidin, 31, told The New Paper that one of the men claimed to have been injured after his motorcycle hit Mr Herman's Mercedes-Benz on the heavily congested highway.
A group of men then appeared and demanded compensation for the biker.
One of them used a spanner to smash the windscreen of Mr Herman's car and another opened the door.
The men rained blows on him.
The spanner-wielding man hit Mr Herman on his left eye.
FEAR
The men ordered him to get out of his car, but he refused out of fear that they would take his car.
Realising that he would not budge, they ordered him to hand over his wallet containing about S$300 and RM400 (S$130).
After he gave in to their demands, they helped themselves to his in-vehicle camera, his mobile phone and its power bank.
They also ordered him to open the boot from the driver's seat and they took his notebook before fleeing on their motorbikes.
Mr Herman said he lost about $2,400 in cash and valuables.
Singapore police and an officer from Simpang Renggam Police Station said Mr Herman had made police reports about the incident.
THE NEW PAPER, NOV 4, 2016
Experts: Give robbers what they want
If you are being robbed, don't risk your life - just give the robbers what they want.
This is one of the tips for robbery victims by the Selangor chapter of Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF).
Former Singaporean policeman Joseph Tan, who served in the force from 1985 to 1992, agreed.
He said: "The cases involving the victims on the Malaysian North-South Highway were quite complicated because the road was congested, making it tough for the drivers to flee.
"I think it is best not to aggravate the robbers and give them what they want as soon as possible."
The founder of the Crime Library, a voluntary group that helps track missing people, said that instead of trying to flee or disobeying the robbers, victims could wind down a window just a crack to find out what they want and try to negotiate.
He said: "Just give them what they want, your life is more precious than your valuables and money.
"This could prevent anyone from getting hurt and minimise the damage to their cars."
Mr Tan said victims should make a police report as soon as possible.
The MCPF offered similar advice: "If you are robbed or assaulted, report the crime to the police.
"Try to describe the attacker accurately. You can help prevent someone else from becoming a victim."
- See more at: http://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore-ne...cial&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1478825590
I think it's a no win situation. The thugs planned it such that it looked like an accident. If the Singaporean driver hit any of them while fleeing he will be arrested, beaten up and charged with endangering the safety of Malaysians and grievous assault with deadly force. He has no choice but to alight and then be beaten up and robbed. The thugs probably have their abangs and adeks working inside the police stations. That's why they know when to vacate the scene. If the authorities were serious about stopping such crimes they should just stage an ambush but it will not be successful also because the thugs will be tipped off by their 'friends' inside. Wait a few more years till the prcs move in in sufficient numbers. It will then be a more level playing field as it will no longer be barracudas vs goldfish but barracudas vs sharks. I don't think any Malaysian pm can talk the way they did with goldfish pm when it comes to the crunch with Mr. Sharkie President and they will have to seriously clean up their act when Mr. Sharkie decides to act.
The fact of the matter is, his car is already smashed and windscreen going to give way. He was stupid enough to alight. I mean, if the motorcyclist victim is really a victim, is there a need to gather 5 - 10 warriors to smash up the mercs?
In the next few weeks ahead ( since its school holidays ), expect to see more Sinkies driving mercs kena robbed in Malaysia. Congested highway wont help you. Broad daylight wont assist you. Your own brain is most important. I know of people going in out of JB daily at wee hours of the morning 300 days a year over 20 years. No such thing happened to them. Just drive on the road shoulder whatever and get out of that shit. Again, the car is the most important weapon u will ever have in JB.
What this goodo does is simply brainless. Its like holding a gun vs 10 punks with parangs. He threw away the gun to fight 10 bare-fisted.
In the next few weeks ahead ( since its school holidays ), expect to see more Sinkies driving mercs kena robbed in Malaysia. Congested highway wont help you. Broad daylight wont assist you. Your own brain is most important. I know of people going in out of JB daily at wee hours of the morning 300 days a year over 20 years. No such thing happened to them. Just drive on the road shoulder whatever and get out of that shit. Again, the car is the most important weapon u will ever have in JB.
What this goodo does is simply brainless. Its like holding a gun vs 10 punks with parangs. He threw away the gun to fight 10 bare-fisted.
Got people try to stop the man from being beaten up. But please don't expect the Malaysians to help you ( although from experience most will gladly help ) because if u are in those B-roads, its either u die or the thug die. Getting out of the car is a big no-no in Malaysia when its your best weapons.
Woman robbed by trio after parking in lonely spot
Tuesday, Nov 29, 2016
A woman was robbed by three youths in a parking lot in Bukit Indah, here, before they drove her in her car and abandoned her 14km away in Jalan Tun Razak.
Deputy OCPD Deputy Supt Ismail Dollah said Monday the woman was alone and had parked her Perodua Bezza at a lonely and dimly lit spot in the parking area around 7.45pm on Saturday.
Suddenly, her car was blocked by a Proton Wira car and several youths alighted.
They knocked on the woman's car window with a sharp object and asked her to open the door.
"The woman obeyed out of fear.
"She was then made to sit in the passenger seat before they entered her car and covered her eyes with a dark cloth," DSP Ismail said in a press statement.
He said one of the suspects took control of the car while the others robbed the woman of her jewellery, a watch, a handphone and a purse containing RM100.
The woman was also punched when she refused to hand over her possessions.
"They suspects then drove the car to a deserted area in Jalan Tun Razak and abandoned the woman there.
"The woman had to walk about 500m to a motorcycle repair shop and ask for help,'' said DSP Ismail.
- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/woman-robbed-trio-after-parking-lonely-spot#sthash.dLtNc3Ys.dpuf
Tuesday, Nov 29, 2016
A woman was robbed by three youths in a parking lot in Bukit Indah, here, before they drove her in her car and abandoned her 14km away in Jalan Tun Razak.
Deputy OCPD Deputy Supt Ismail Dollah said Monday the woman was alone and had parked her Perodua Bezza at a lonely and dimly lit spot in the parking area around 7.45pm on Saturday.
Suddenly, her car was blocked by a Proton Wira car and several youths alighted.
They knocked on the woman's car window with a sharp object and asked her to open the door.
"The woman obeyed out of fear.
"She was then made to sit in the passenger seat before they entered her car and covered her eyes with a dark cloth," DSP Ismail said in a press statement.
He said one of the suspects took control of the car while the others robbed the woman of her jewellery, a watch, a handphone and a purse containing RM100.
The woman was also punched when she refused to hand over her possessions.
"They suspects then drove the car to a deserted area in Jalan Tun Razak and abandoned the woman there.
"The woman had to walk about 500m to a motorcycle repair shop and ask for help,'' said DSP Ismail.
- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/woman-robbed-trio-after-parking-lonely-spot#sthash.dLtNc3Ys.dpuf
PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - About six men armed with machetes stormed a restaurant in Taman Melawati, Ampang on Saturday (May 6) and escaped with about RM30,000 (S$9,700) in cash and valuables. The men, all wearing full-faced helmets, showed up on three motorcycles outside the restaurant at about 9.30pm.
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Five men with parang rob diners of RM29,745 at ‘safe’ restaurant
Diners thought they were eating at a seemingly secure commercial area in Taman Melawati when five men with parang stormed into the restaurant and snatched the belongings of everyone there.
The Saturday night robbery was shocking in that the five robbers not only conducted the robbery in a brazen manner, the area only has one entrance and exit for vehicles and a parking ticket is needed to gain entry.
The restaurant is also located next to a financial institution where there is 24-hour security.
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nati...29745-at-safe-restaurant/#b8tiQBiccFwTG7au.99
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