Yes I'm talking about the hundreds of snatch thefts reported daily and even more that go unreported !
What has the police done to curb this menace that happens everyday in the streets of Malaysia ? Everday you hear of victims of snatch-thefts in serious conditions in hospital and deaths in the newspaper..... You have done NOTHING.....zip...ziltch...zero, if you ask me ! I can bet my bottom ringgit, there is NO one in this country who does not know a person or persons who has been a victim or victims of a snatch-theft !
What can the policemen, sitting on their arses in their air-conditioned patrol cars, do if they see 2 vermins snatching someone's bag right in front of them ? Do you think they can apprehend these shit-heads on the motor-bike making a desperate escape weaving through traffic and narrow lanes (which are normally blocked by some inconsiderate moron's car parked there), giving these snatch-thieves another success point in their raid on innocents ?
Time and time again the frustrated and concerned joe-public has written and complained and suggested to the top cop morons ways to combat this menace and to send their beat-base personnel in twos, on motor-bikes around high snatch-thefts prone areas. Nay, instead they spend millions to purchase high powered patrol cars to catch crooks on the highways. What percentage is that compared to snatch-thefts in every city and town, huh ? Can somebody tell me ? No high powered police patrol car is ever going to get their crooks on a humble "kapchai" on the streets of traffic chocking Kuala Lumpur, Georgetown, Johor Baru, Ipoh, Klang or even Taiping ! No way, siree !
Again I say here, Mr. Top Cop, equip your men with high-powered "kapchais" and save the nation a bundle and the streets a safer place ! Don't try and educate us on the do's and don't's of safe passage. We know all there is to know, okay ? Place CCTV cameras in all places and areas where commuters gather, whether it is at the cross junction or bus-station, commuter stations or shopping areas AND link them directly to the nearest police station with "dedicated and honest" police personnel manning them 24hours/7days a week ! And these won't costs as much as your state-of -the -art vehicles which are almost always parked at "mamak" stalls 24/7 !
Mr. IGP, don't be ashamed to take advice from the public, in fact you should be honoured to get affirmative feed-back from the public, because they matter , yes ? They are the ones who pay your salaries every month, yes ?
The presence of your men, whether in muftis or in uniform are never "felt" in any place where the public are gathered like in traffic-lights, commuter stations, shopping complexes and bus terminals, but are always and surely "felt" at peaceful gatherings, rallies and candle-light vigils....why ? Have they nothing better to do ? Like cruising the streets ON MOTOR-BIKES, looking-out for snatch-theives or other law-breakers ? Is it not your duty to keep these places safe for the public from such vandalising scumbags on motor-bikes ??
Now you know why our good and holy out-going PM is pissed-off with the "corruption is king" tag-line, stuck to this country of ours !
In the words of pasquale...."no cheers today"!
5 comments:
I totally agree. I believe Bolehland is the only country where policemen on beat sit in air cond cars. Look at our neighbouring countries and even China, we can see policemen at street junctions and they really walk along the streets! Ours are too high class.
Bro, thay are more concerned with catching innocent cyclists and such rather than Mat Rempits who rob and snatch from our citizens. What a fucked-up police force. Racism in every respect
fish,
you can give the cops the fastest machines. but it aint their priority to catch mat rempits. remember, these are friends of UMNO. guess the cops would find it more rewarding in setting up speed traps at 6 carriageways with low speed limit of 80km (in bukit kiara).
readers, watch your speed if you are in that vicinity.
Hai Fish may I suggest and what do you think would our IGP dare to employ these mat rempit as undercover to help nap snatch thief. Pay them a daily sum and if they catch any give them incentive like extra RM per catch. It won't cost the government a bomb. Just like the saying it takes a thief to catch a thief.
Hi, the name is K V Soon, my son's Arian (you got that right). Thanks for the pix. Will link you from my blog.
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