Gang-RaPED and beaten up in Johor

[TCSG]

Today news reported that the chief of Johor has asked the Malaysian to calm down and have trust in the people in Blue uniform. I wonder how to have trust in them.
Even normal people going to submit petition to the chief was being stopped by the police and 2 got arrested. Deploying so many police to protect and gurad the chief house against normal citizen petition when the actual need is to safe guard the normal people from crime.
No wonder the criminals are enjoying themselves in the free.

[mgking17]

Originally Posted by TCSG

Today news reported that the chief of Johor has asked the Malaysian to calm down and have trust in the people in Blue uniform. I wonder how to have trust in them.
Even normal people going to submit petition to the chief was being stopped by the police and 2 got arrested. Deploying so many police to protect and gurad the chief house against normal citizen petition when the actual need is to safe guard the normal people from crime.
No wonder the criminals are enjoying themselves in the free.

Personally I admire and look up to the Malaysian Police force. Their work commitment is of world class standard. The way they put in extra hours and effort for certain operations I dun think even our local Police force can match lor.

[gilagila100]

Originally Posted by mgking17

Personally I admire and look up to the Malaysian Police force. Their work commitment is of world class standard. The way they put in extra hours and effort for certain operations I dun think even our local Police force can match lor.

The elite UTK (Unit Tindakan Khas) similar to US SWAT, yeah they are good and committed but I can't say the same for the rest though.

Too many rotten apples, and it's these rotten apples that the normal citizens meet on a daily basis.

[mgking17]

Originally Posted by mgking17

Personally I admire and look up to the Malaysian Police force. Their work commitment is of world class standard. The way they put in extra hours and effort for certain operations I dun think even our local Police force can match lor.

Examples to the above (taken from MY website):-

MY Police can bcus of summan - one whole night just stand at the same spot

MY Police can bcus of summan - can wait or hide behind tree for extended hours

MY Police can bcus of summan - wait whole day under the hot sun, holding a speed camera trying to catch ppl speeding

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - knock on door after door and scream at civilian to pay up

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - go to your house middle of the night to ask you pay up

Now you see how committed they are!!! Tell me got which country's police force can dare say they put in as much effort and hardwork just for saman

[Microsoft]

According to the opening statement, Altantuya might not have been shot dead before she was blown up with explosives, as widely believed.

Tun Abdul Majid said evidence would be adduced to show that the deceased’s cause of death was “probable blast-related injuries”, which means she may have died the cruel death of being blown up alive.

WTF!!

[Done All]

There are so many more cases that are not reported in the news.
Just don't go Malaysia.
Better to Thailand now, especially when the flights are so cheap now.
If you willing to spend a little more, go to Vietnam or Myanmar.

[MonsterX]

Originally Posted by mgking17

Examples to the above (taken from MY website):-

MY Police can bcus of summan - one whole night just stand at the same spot

MY Police can bcus of summan - can wait or hide behind tree for extended hours

MY Police can bcus of summan - wait whole day under the hot sun, holding a speed camera trying to catch ppl speeding

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - knock on door after door and scream at civilian to pay up

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - go to your house middle of the night to ask you pay up

Now you see how committed they are!!! Tell me got which country's police force can dare say they put in as much effort and hardwork just for saman

bro their waiting gongfu more power den ur xiang long 18 plam leh...lol

[MonsterX]

Originally Posted by mgking17

Examples to the above (taken from MY website):-

MY Police can bcus of summan - one whole night just stand at the same spot

MY Police can bcus of summan - can wait or hide behind tree for extended hours

MY Police can bcus of summan - wait whole day under the hot sun, holding a speed camera trying to catch ppl speeding

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - knock on door after door and scream at civilian to pay up

MY Police can bcus of unpaid summan - go to your house middle of the night to ask you pay up

Now you see how committed they are!!! Tell me got which country's police force can dare say they put in as much effort and hardwork just for saman

bro their waiting gongfu more power den ur xiang long 18 plam leh...lol

[kingkong777]

Be smart, when u at Malaysia don't like blur blur look, especially when driving SG car, better speed faster, if catch by traffic police only pay RM50 rather than drive slow slow and rob by those fucker.

[no_faith]

come to tink again, how to be safe if the polis themself are criminals too?

[jjdoggie]

In fact, not trying to say bad things about JB.

But JB has the most criminals in Malaysia cos of the prosperity of jb from singapores closeness. Alot of different people all over Malaysia comes to JB, some comes to Singaproe to work, may lost their job, insteag goin back to their hometown, they camp in JB hoping to commit crimes. If their faces are recognized, they just go back to their hometowns...

Jb's crimerate is indeed picking up. Cos the police are not doing enough to control, and perhaps something si going on behind, like one of friend happened few years back. Have to pay to release himself without commiting crime....what a luck he had....

[jalanjalan]

based on experiences and stories heard from friends who r malaysian, malaysia police force are hopeless.... the police can hear gun shots if not robbery in banks they will wait until all silent then come to scene to investigate somehow they siam the robbers happened in Klang valley ....

[Orgasmic]

Originally Posted by TCSG

Today news reported that the chief of Johor has asked the Malaysian to calm down and have trust in the people in Blue uniform. I wonder how to have trust in them.
Even normal people going to submit petition to the chief was being stopped by the police and 2 got arrested. Deploying so many police to protect and gurad the chief house against normal citizen petition when the actual need is to safe guard the normal people from crime.
No wonder the criminals are enjoying themselves in the free.

haha, having trust in the useless mud? even the mudland retired chiefs were KILLED by robbers in their own house. What safety is there in Mudland?

[Orgasmic]

Originally Posted by jjdoggie

In fact, not trying to say bad things about JB.

But JB has the most criminals in Malaysia cos of the prosperity of jb from singapores closeness. Alot of different people all over Malaysia comes to JB, some comes to Singaproe to work, may lost their job, insteag goin back to their hometown, they camp in JB hoping to commit crimes. If their faces are recognized, they just go back to their hometowns...

Jb's crimerate is indeed picking up. Cos the police are not doing enough to control, and perhaps something si going on behind, like one of friend happened few years back. Have to pay to release himself without commiting crime....what a luck he had....

the irony is that they claim to be BUSY.. when we see all of them manning useless road blocks asking for coffee money when there are rapists and robbers in their midst.

they simply dont care a damn.

[Orgasmic]

She 'gave in' to sex demand to escape
M'sian politician's daughter foils rape attempt by flirting with car-jacker
June 21, 2007




SHE pretended to give in to his demands for sex, and even spun a story about a cheating boyfriend, to make her male captor lower his guard.


Mr Yang Han Guo (right), demonstrates how the captor pulled her daughter's hair as she tried to escape. -- Picture: SIN CHEW DAILY
Then, while he was trying to unhook her bra, she kicked the car door open and escaped, reported China Press.

According to the report, the 24-year-old victim is the daughter of Democratic Action Party Malacca's vice president Yang Han Huo.

Ms Yang had gone shopping last Saturday, and was driving back to her rented Petaling Jaya house in her white Perodua Kancil when the robbery happened.

She was feeling dizzy and was taking a rest in her car outside the house when a woman in her 20s knocked on her car window.

'She asked me if I was all right. Without suspecting anything amiss, I started to talk to her after winding down the car window.

'Suddenly, a man armed with a parang came out from nowhere and held me up at knifepoint.'

The man also took her car key.

The pair then ransacked the Kancil, but could not find any valuables.

So they drove her to a nearby ATM to withdraw money, but found out that the ATM's service hours were already over.

The woman then left in another vehicle, leaving Ms Yang alone with the man.

The man drove the car to a back lane and tried to force himself on her.

'I tried to slow him down, knowing that if I refused I would infuriate him and aggravate the situation,' she said.

She also chatted with him, to stall for time.

When the man asked why she was waiting outside the house, Ms Yang lied that it was her boyfriend's home, and she was waiting to see if he was seeing another girl.

The man then offered: 'Since your boyfriend doesn't cherish you, then let me replace him.'

Ms Yang pretended that she wasn't ready to have sex with the man, if the other woman was his girlfriend. The man replied that the other woman was the girlfriend of another accomplice.

CONSENT

Ms Yang then helped the man to take off his shirt and at the same time she, too, acted as if she was taking off hers.

'When he tried to unhook my bra, I knew this would be the best time to escape,' she said.

She kicked the car door open and tried to escape, but the man grabbed her neck and pulled her long hair hard.

As Ms Yang struggled free of the man's grip, she started screaming for help. She managed to escape, and the man then sped off in her car.

The man is said to be in his 30s or 40s, while the woman is in her 20s.

Ms Yang said she was once robbed at the same place, of her handbag.

Besides her car, Ms Yang lost her handbag containing some cash, ATM cards, a handphone and some personal documents.