Safety campaign launched in SS19/1

By THO XIN YI
JUST as SS19/1 Residents Association (RA) pro tem committee member Zulkifli Abdullah was taking over the microphone at the launch of the area’s safety campaign, the siren of a nearby police car blared.

More than 200 residents attending the ceremony, which was held at a playground, craned their necks to see what was happening while two patrol cars cornered two men on a motorcycle.

The uniformed police officers jumped out of their vehicles and caught the “snatch thieves” red-handed.


Well done: Yeoh (right) presenting a letter of appreciation and a RM100 shopping voucher to WPC Adibah Abdul Hamid (left), who was part of the team that captured two armed robbery suspects recently. Looking on is Ariffin.

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After having read the said article above, all I can say is that aren't we all lucky in TMP. Especially when so much have been done for the sake of security and safety and with tremendous preventive foresight by the RA committee memmbers.

I sincerely hope to see more residents having a more thankful attitude towards the RA and sincerely appreciate the amount of effort put into safeguarding the community by improving it tremendously after the developer refuse to manage it and handed the said responsibility to the RA (2 weeks shy of the handover period) approximately 1 year ago.

Remember folks, the RA consists of residents volunteering to serve the community but in actual fact the responsibility lies with all the residents in any one community to equally be socially responsible.

Let us not take things for granted but to appreciate and also make time to be a part of a community that continues to be proactive and with initiative to carry out activities and enhancement for the betterment of all.

Smile, you're caught

By Teoh El Sen February 27, 2009 Categories: News


Hey lady, smile — we got you! Aren’t you the same woman who has been breaking into homes with your two male accomplices?

You three foreigners are now burglars caught in the act, thanks to an alert neighbour who has a video recording and photographs of your botched burglary in Puchong at 11.30am on Tuesday.

The video footage and photographs of your attempt to burgle the home of businessman Ricky Boey in Bandar Kinrara have been handed to the police.

The neighbour, a car mechanic who wished to be identified only as Hon, 40, got a clear shot of you in the car while you were making your getaway, empty-handed.
Shots of your accomplice escaping through the rubbish chute after Hon confronted him are also there for all to see.

The only thing we don’t know is whether you are all from the Middle East or Latin America, but you resemble the latter.

It all started when Hon and his wife were tutoring their daughter and the neighbour’s two dogs began barking.
From his window, Hon saw you, dressed in white, calling out for his neighbour.

You then hurled bits of food for the dogs that went silent immediately.
He was shocked when you, quite the agile one, climbed over the gate and unlocked the rubbish chute to let your accomplice in. Your other accomplice stayed in the car.

That’s when Hon began recording your crime.
Your accomplice who crawled in had a spanner and screwdriver in his back pocket.
You, in the meantime, went outside to keep a lookout.
You were looking the wrong way: You didn’t expect Hon, did you? At the porch, Hon confronted your accomplice who had managed to break the main door hinge.

He fled through the chute and to your now moving getaway car. Hon gave chase, grabbed a stick and hit your fleeing accomplice.
But he managed to get in — and you thought you made a clean getaway.
Too late idiots, you were all in a Toyota Wish MPV bearing the number WSB 3943, obviously rented or stolen