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30 January 2016

New Straits Times ‏@NST_Online 32m32 minutes ago

• Gone in three minutes: Masked man and woman rob jewellery store Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/01/124918/gone-three-minutes-masked-man-and-woman-rob-jewellery-store …

  

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SEREMBAN: Police are hunting for a man and a woman who robbed a jewellery shop here on Saturday afternoon.

District police chief Assistant Commissioner Muhamad Zaki Harun said the two robbers took less than three minutes to take away four sets of earrings valued at RM10,000.

“Police received a public tip-off at about 1.50pm and rushed to check on the information.

“Investigation revealed that the 1.20pm incident unfolded when two people, fully-masked and wearing helmets stopped at the shop’s entrance.

“The male suspect smashed the display glass with an iron bar wrapped in a newspaper, while the female suspect swept away the jewellery through the opening before the couple fled the scene,” he said.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/01/124918/gone-three-minutes-masked-man-and-woman-rob-jewellery-store

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击破金店示范橱玻璃窗 鸳鸯匪2分钟劫万元金鉓

kwongwah.com.my

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Seremban: Policewomen in plain clothes will be the secret weapon of the Police against snatch thieves. They will be waiting to have their handbag or jewellery snatched, and then!

NST

Policewomen in plain clothes to help tackle snatch thefts in Seremban

25 March 2015 @ 6:06 PM

SEREMBAN: The Negeri Sembilan police are deploying their female officers in plain clothes to various public places here in a bid to tackle snatch thefts.

Deputy State Police chief Senior Assistant Commissioner Datuk Hamzah Md Jamil said these plain clothes policewomen would also wear jewellery and carry a handbag.

“They have been deployed to public places, such as supermarkets, bus terminals and banks as baits to catch snatch thieves.

“They are well-trained to face snatch thieves. So, to all snatch thieves out there, you better watch out,” he told reporters after attending state-level 208th Police Day celebration here today.

http://www.nst.com.my/node/78121

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THE JAGA KERETA MENACE IS IN SEREMBAN!

The jaga kereta menace is found all over the country. We pay up even though we don’t want to. Why? We don’t want 2 flat tyres, long scratches on the door, or a broken side mirror. Worse, they may beat us up.

Here is a letter from R.T.J.H. , Nilai, Negri Sembilan, about jaga kereta at the Yen Kok Chee Temple in Seremban.

“All of them gave those men money as they felt intimidated and wanted to avoid trouble. All they wanted to pray at the temple.”

NST

ON the second day of Chinese New Year (Feb 20), I went to the Yen Kok Chee Chinese Temple in Lobak, Seremban, to pay respects to my ancestors, an annual family affair for more than a decade.

But this time around, my visit was marred by the presence of a bunch of thugs.

As I approached the main entrance, a few men sitting under a tree in front of the temple rushed to block my way and directed me to an empty piece of land behind the temple instead.

Thinking that there wasn’t any available parking space, I followed their directions.

But my cousin who had arrived earlier called and told us to disregard the men’s instruction. Seeing my car make a U-turn back into the temple grounds, one of the men followed us and “assisted” me in parking my car.

Once done, he approached me, and though he did not demand for any money, it was obvious he expected some sort of compensation for his “efforts”.

I had no intention of giving him any money. But my mum who was with me, insisted that I pay the guy and avoid any confrontation, as it was considered bad luck for me to get involved in an argument on this auspicious day.

R.T.J.H. , Nilai, Negri Sembilan

Read the whole letter here:

http://www.nst.com.my/node/76933

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  Harian Metro ‏@hmetromy

18 kereta,5 motosikal rosak terlanggar bongkah terjatuh di KM264.7 PLUS arah utara di Seremban http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/30400 

Seremban: Dua puluh tiga kenderaan rosak selepas terlanggar bongkah yang terjatuh di Kilometer 264.7 Lebuhraya PLUS arah utara, berhampiran Pejabat Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia di sini pagi tadi.

Ketua Polis Daerah Seremban Asisten Komisioner Muhamad Zaki Harun berkata, kejadian antara 6.15 hingga 7.30 pagi itu berpunca apabila kesemua kenderaan melanggar sebongkah besi berukuran 80 sentimer panjang dan 15 sentimeter lebar yang terjatuh daripada kenderaan lain di lokasi.

“Siasatan mendapati sebanyak 18 kereta dan lima motosikal terbabit kejadian namun tiada kemalangan jiwa atau kecederaan berlaku.

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/30400

Google translation:

Seremban: Twenty-three vehicles were damaged after colliding with fallen blocks in Kilometer 264.7 PLUS Expressway north, near the Office of Civil Defence Department here this morning.

Seremban district police chief Assistant Commissioner Mohammed Zaki Harun said the incident between 6:15 to 7:30 am was caused when they hit several chunks of iron that had fallen off a vehicle.

Investigations revealed that as many as 18 cars and five motorcycles involved in the incident but no casualties or injuries occured.

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They came, just two of them, grabbed 4 trays of jewelry worth RM400,000, and escaped on a motorcycle.

Harian Metro @hmetromy  ·  3h 3 hours ago

Rugi RM400,000 kedai emas dirompak. Selanjutnya di http://sy4m.co/16UNARG 

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Seremban: Sebuah kedai emas di Jalan Tunku Hassan, di sini, dirompak dua lelaki yang melarikan empat dulang emas, pagi tadi.

Dalam kejadian kira-kira jam 11 pagi itu, dua lelaki yang bersenjata besi panjang dan memakai topi keledar berpenutup penuh menyerbu masuk dalam kedai dan memecahkan cermin tempat simpanan emas.
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Menurutnya, suspek kemudian melarikan empat dulang barang emas dianggarkan bernilai hampir RM400,000 dengan menunggang sebuah motosikal.

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/19187

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Star

Tuesday December 16, 2014 MYT 7:15:53 AM

Four nabbed shortly after man gets shot outside karaoke bar

SEREMBAN: Police have arrested four suspects less than four hours after a 42-year-old man with a criminal record was shot outside a karaoke bar in Kemayan Square near here.

The man was shot while walking out of the bar at about 4.20am yesterday, according to the police.

“At least seven rounds were fired towards him.

“He sustained injuries to his left ear and forehead and suffered minor internal bleeding in the brain,” OCPD ACP Muhd Zaki Harun said.
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ACP Muhd Zaki said the suspects aged between 20 and 35 were detained in raids here and in Port Dickson.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/12/16/Four-nabbed-shortly-after-man-gets-shot-outside-karaoke-bar/

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Star

SEREMBAN: A 43-year-old woman rues the months of placing bets with an illegal four-digit gaming operator after she was brutally attacked by two men over debts running up to RM40,000.

You Lee Ying received 14 stitches on her left arm after the two assailants pounced on her just moments after she opened her restaurant in Rasah Jaya, near here, on Saturday morning.

The mother of four claimed one of her attackers was armed with a machete while the other beat her with a heavy stick.

The police said the two suspects were nabbed a day after the attack.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/12/10/Woman-brutally-attacked-over-debts/
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Star

Sunday November 30, 2014 MYT 4:25:45 PM

Police detain youth over senior citizen’s death

SEREMBAN: A man who attempted to break up a family feud between a woman and her son suffered a heart attack and died at a house in Senawang near here yesterday.

R. Palaniadi, 67, a heart patient, fell on the floor when he intervened to calm down both parties at the woman’s home about 6pm in Taman SeriPagi.

http://www.nst.com.my/node/57870

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SEREMBAN: A senior citizen was robbed of RM56,900 in cash in front of a bank in Jalan Rasah, here yesterday.

Malaysian Crime Awareness Campaign

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NST

SEREMBAN: A senior citizen was robbed of RM56,900 in cash in front of a bank in Jalan Rasah, here yesterday.

District police chief Assistant Commissioner Muhamad Zaki Harun said the 12.20pm incident began when three armed men surprised a man in his 60s in front of the bank, and covered his face with cloth and tying the victim’s hands with cellotape.

“Then they forced the man into an awaiting car driven by another of their accomplice and sped away,” he said.

Zaki said after taking the victim’s money, his watch and two rings worth RM2,000, the robbers abandoned the man beside a road in Ulu Kanchung, Rantau near here.

“The victim sustained slash wounds on his face from parang and was taken to a clinic in Pedas for treatment. He received four stitches.”

He said police was informed of the incident at 12:30pm and a report was 30 minutes later.

http://www.nst.com.my/node/54882

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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA

Traffic chief suggests stiffer penalties for speed demons

The Malay Mail Online 

PETALING JAYA, June 8 — Bukit Aman traffic police chief SAC Mohd Fuad Abd Latiff believes that stiffer punishment could be necessary to curb illegal racing, which he said has become a trend nationwide.

He said tougher laws should be considered together with more effective campaigns to educate the public about the legal and personal risks involved in illegal racing.

“Authorities need to provide harsher punishments as a deterrence. If one road offender is seriously punished with a longer prison term for example, the others would surely take the police and the law more seriously,” Mohd Fuad said when asked how the police would tackle the illegal racing in Seremban.

Illegal racing in Seremban was highlighted by The Malay Mail recently following residents’ complaints.

Malay Mail reporters had observed how some illegal racers disregarded a police roadblock in Jalan Yam Tuan. The racers on their motorcycles would just speed through or make an abrupt U-turn and drive against the traffic flow to escape the roadblock, risking their lives and that of other road users as well as the police officers on duty.

Motorcyclists try to escape the roadblock in Jalan Yam Tuan on May 25, 2014 by driving against the traffic.
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What seemed to annoy the residents even more was the fact the illegal racing was a regular occurrence despite the presence of a police station nearby.

Mohd Fuad agreed the situation in Seremban needed greater attention from the Negri Sembilan police and he felt they must also explore other measures to keep the roads safe.
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Seremban police chief Datuk Osman Salleh, when contacted, said they were aware of the illegal racing going on and were taking measures to curb it.

“We carry out a weekly operation targeting these illegal races and those who were caught in action will face time in prison or a fine.

“We hope that in time, they will realise how serious we are in ensuring their safety and also the safety of others around them,” Osman said.

https://my.news.yahoo.com/traffic-chief-suggests-stiffer-penalties-speed-demons-233100859.html

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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA

JALAN YAM TUAN

The stretch of road had come under the spotlight on May 14 following the robbery-murder of Sister Juliana Lim in the compound of the Church of the Visitation. Another nun, Sister Marie Rose Teng, was also seriously hurt by the assailant who is believed to have beaten them with a crash helmet.

See: The two nuns who were attacked on the grounds of a church in Seremban early yesterday morning were beaten with helmets before they were robbed (THE EVIL THAT MEN DO!)

Some members of the public in the area pointed out that the Jalan Campbell police station was just around the corner and they could do more to stop the illegal racing. 

SEREMBAN, May 26 — Jalan Yam Tuan, a 2km stretch of road here, has become infamous for recent robberies but it should also add illegal racing to its list of criminal activities.

Apparently, the road where three major places of worship are located turns into a race track nightly for both cars and motorcycles. Despite all the attention the road has been getting of late, the illegal racing does not appear to have let up.

Early yesterday morning, The Malay Mail followed the police on a roadblock operation from 1am to 3am and the police were given a tough time.

Four exit points leading to the end of the stretch were sealed off with roadblocks.

Many tried to evade capture by speeding through the roadblocks and a few succeeded.

During the operation, a crowd had gathered near a fast food outlet and they were watching what was happening like it was some form of nightly entertainment.

Right after the roadblocks were lifted, the racing resumed as if nothing had happened and it turned the road into a death trap for pedestrians and other road users.

Many cars and motorcycles took to the streets till the early hours of the morning, before calm returned at about 5am.

https://my.news.yahoo.com/seremban-illegal-racers-won-t-stop-anything-230800632.html

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