No matter how unhappy, reluctant or even angry we are with all these issues, we still lives here. We can’t change what they are doing. We depend or expect the police to arrest all these bastard within a night. As long as poverty is an issue for a country, these issues will just encourage people to steal, rob or even kill just to make sure that they survive. We can’t prevent this from happening. Taking precaution is the only way.

What we need now is for those people in power to realize that reducing the crime rate is as important as trying to stay (or get) in power. Something I don’t see happening in the near future.

What I hated most is those f**king bikers who always ride their bike without helmet, searching all around residential area for a chance..!

And I always wanted to gather in a group, find some f**kers, let them make their move, make sure that he’s the f**ker, WALL HIM UP!!!

“I just can’t imagine if our love ones is the victim”

PS : Wish your friend to recover soon.

In my friend’s case, she didn’t even know what hit her. She didn’t even noticed or heard any motorbike before she fainted. All she remembered was waking up in the hospital.

I honestly don’t think the belt idea will work at all. These snatch thief incidents happened faster than you can blink an eye. Still got time to unbuckle your belt?

@Angie Tan
The image of the police force has been thrown in the drain lately. I’ve heard from the neighbors how it is of “no use” to report such incidents to the police. I’m sure they get many reports in a week, maybe even daily. What are they doing about it? Apart from just recording the victim’s statements?

@3POINT8
Seriously with all the money flying in and out, here and there, I doubt much will be allocated to improve anything. Is there any hope left with the current politic situation in Malaysia?

I am almost at the point where I don’t give a flying-saucer what these people do. As long as I can walk freely on the streets without having to worry for my safety and they don’t burn down this country, I really do not want to bother.

@Allan
No problem. She is fine but I worry for the other people whom may fall victim next, if not already.

@Lisa
It is definitely not “that” safe in our streets anymore. If only those people in power actually bother to do something about it. They are probably much better off since they have drivers fetching them in their official cars wherever they want to go. Not forgetting the bodyguards they bring along when they walk into some of the darkest streets in Malaysia. How would they ever know how it feels to be one of us walking these streets?

@Jasonmighty
No one is safe. Some attack their victims without weapons, these aren’t as bad as those using a knife, parang or stick. Many cases have been reported in the media. Some politicians come out and say this, say that. Is there any improvement at all after that?