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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Mengapa penjenayah kejam harus ditembak mati tanpa perlu dibicarakan di mahkamah?








Mengapa penjenayah kejam dan tidak berperi-kemanusiaan, harus ditembak mati saja oleh Polis, tak payah perlu dibicarakan di mahkamah?

Sebab, apabila penjenayah itu ditembak mati dalam kejadian tembak menembak atau ketika cuba menyerang polis, maka kes itu diselesaikan sepenuhnya 100% pada masa dan detik itu juga.

Manakala apabila dibawa ke mahkamah, proses keadilan itu mengambil masa lama dan menelan belanja dan kos besar dan lebih menyakitkan hati, ada penjenayah bebas atau melarikan diri atau hanya menjalani hukuman pendek dan apabila bebas, dia kembali melakukan jenayah kejam termasuk rompak, rogol, culik, bunuh dan bakar.

Ada kes penjenayah yang sudah 20 kali keluar masuk penjara atau menjalani perintah tahanan terhad, tetapi kembali mengganas dengan menjadikan ramai manusia tak berdosa sebagai mangsa jenayah kejamnya.

Antara penjenayah kejam yang sudah mati ditembak polis tanpa perlu menjalani perbicaraan di mahkamah ialah Bentong Kali atau P Kalimuthu dan Mat Komando atau Ahmad Mohd Arshad.

Begitu juga anggota geng Mamak, geng Styer, geng M-16 dan pelbagai lagi gengster yang tak berguna di luar sana.

Ambil contoh kes pecah rumah.

Kes pecah rumah di Semenanjung Malaysia khususnya Lembah Kelang semakin menjadi jadi.

Kebelakangan ini kita takut dan bimbang apabila media banyak melaporkan kes pecah rumah dimana penghuninya diikat dan barangan berharga dilarikan.

Ada kes, penjenayah sial itu merogol dan mencederakan penghuni rumah.

Kita amat marah dengan kejadian ini. Kita amat gembira apabila Polis berjaya menembak mati kebanyakan penjenayah ini ketika sedang melarikan diri bersama sama barangan curi itu.

Kita amat menyokong tindakan polis yang menembak mati penjenayah kejam itu, sebab kalau mereka sudah mati, maka mereka tidak lagi berpeluang melakukan jenayah itu lagi, tiada lagi mangsa mereka kerana mereka sudah mati.

Jika 50,000 penjenayah kejam itu ditembak mati oleh polis, maka dunia ini akan lebih aman, Malaysia lebih aman.

Mana aman, Malaysia yang ada 50,000 penjenayah kejam atau Malaysia yang tiada 50,000 penjenayah kejam. Matematik mudah itu boleh dijawab oleh budak tadika.

Nah kalau ada pihak NGO ke sesiapa ke yang memandai kata Polis kejam dan Trigger Happy, maka saya cadangkan kita sumbatkan 20 penjenayah kejam seperti perogol dan pembunuh ke dalam rumah pihak NGO itu selama 2 minggu dan tengok apa jadi kepada tuan rumah, isteri, anak gadis mereka dan harta benda mereka.

Pasti NGO bangsat itu akan menangis bukan?

Satu lagi, faktanya ialah kebanyakan penjenayah sial yang suka pecah rumah ini terdiri daripada orang asing khususnya Indonesia. Mereka ni sewenang wenangnya masuk ke negara kita, memecah rumah, rompak, bunuh dan bawa hasil rompakan ke Indonesia dan enjoy.

Yang menyakitkan hati, ramai yang melakukan itu secara berulang ulang, maknanya selepas melakukan jenayah, mereka lari ke Indonesia dan selepas beberapa ketika, mereka kembali pula ke Malaysia dan mengulangi jenayah sama.

Tiada pula rakyat Malaysia yang sengaja ke Indonesia, lakukan pecah rumah, samun, rompak, rogol dan bunuh di sana kemudian kembali ke Malaysia.

Kenapa warga Indonesia ni jahat belaka?

Atas sebab itulah, kita amat menyokong usaha Polis yang tidak teragak agak menembak mati penjenayah sial itu kerana ini adalah penyelesaian terbaik.

Jika penjenayah itu ditangkap hidup hidup, maka kita perlu mengeluarkan belanja besar untuk kos tahan di lokap, makan minum, perbicaraan dan sebagainya. Kita kena berbelanja besar untuk manusia durjana yang tidak berguna walau sesen pun yang bergelar penjenayah itu.

Penjenayah juga boleh lepas jika peguam mereka bagus dan boleh menimbulkan keraguan munasabah atau atas sebab teknikal.

Antaranya kes yang pernah berlaku di Sabah melibatkan pembunuhan Ketua Wanita UMNO, Datuk Norjan Khan Bahadar yang dibunuh pada Februari 2004 di hotel Shangri-la, Bandaran Berjaya, Kota Kinabalu. Tertuduh dalam kes itu, Azman Bakar alias Samsudin Mustamin dari Indonesia, bebas kerana peguamnya berjaya menimbulkan keraguan munasabah dengan mengatakan ada kemungkinan ada orang ketiga terlibat dalam pembunuhan kejam itu. Azman Bakar hanya dipenjara setahun kerana memiliki IC milik orang lain. Maknanya penjenayah kejam boleh terlepas dan melakukan jenayah lagi atas sebab sebab seperti ini.

Kita juga tidak lupa kes rakyat asing yang menculik, merogol dan membunuh pelajar tahun akhir Universiti Malaysia Sabah, UMS, Sherliana Gediun pada 2008.

Mendiang Sherliana menaiki kereta sapu untuk pulang ke kampus UMS di Kota Kinabalu dari Kota Marudu, malangnya pemandu kereta sapu adalah seorang rakyat asing yang menculik, merogol dan membunuh Sherliana.

Si Bedebah itu dilaporkan melarikan diri ke negara asal sebaik melakukan jenayah kejam itu.

Di banyak negara di dunia juga, kebodohan sistem mahkamah dan keselamatan turut menyebabkan ramai manusia tidak berdosa menjadi mangsa kekejaman penjenayah kejam.

Kes Michel Fourniert di Perancis adalah contoh klasik bagaimana kebodohan mahkamah dan polis menyebabkan ramai mati. Michel adalah penculik, perogol dan pembunuh di Perancis yang memulakan karier jenayahnya selama 40 tahun, sejak 1962 hingga 2003.

Kali pertama ditangkap polis, dia mengaku merogol 13 gadis. Namun kebodohan mahkamah Perancis menyebabkan Michel hanya dipenjara 3 tahun iaitu sepatutnya 7 tahun namun dibebaskan awal meskipun mengetahui betapa dia seorang amat ganas.

Selepas dibebaskan pada 1987, si gila itu merogol dan membunuh 7 lagi gadis muda di Perancis dan Belgium sebelum ditangkap pada 2003.

Pada 2008, mahkamah Perancis sekali lagi membuktikan kebodohannya apabila hanya menjatuhkan Michel yang kini berusia 61 tahun dihukum penjara 30 tahun, bukannya hukuman mati sebagaimana di Malaysia, China dan Amerika Syarikat. Ini bermakna Michel boleh bebas menerusi sistem parol yang tidak berguna itu dan kembali melakukan jenayah, mungkin akan merogol dan membunuh 10 gadis dan kanak kanak lagi???

Tidak mustahil kebodohan polis dan mahkamah Perancis itu boleh berlaku di Malaysia.

Mahkamah Ecuador juga bodoh apabila hanya memenjarakan 8 tahun ke atas seorang lelaki Pedro Lopes atau lebih dikenali Monster of Andes meskipun si gila itu menculik, merogol dan membunuh 300 kanak kanak perempuan di Colombia dan Ecuador.

Kesudahannya, selepas Lopes dibebaskan dari penjara, dia kembali menculik, merogol dan membunuh dan kini masih hidup.

Itulah yang mahu kita elakkan, menerusi 100& total solutions iaitu kosnya cuma RM1 bersamaan harga sebutir peluru yang ditembak masuk ke kepala penjenayah kejam itu.

Nah antara kes jenayah pecah rumah yang menakutkan kita termasuk :

Kes Timbalan Ketua Polis Johor Bahru yang mati ditetak sekumpulan penjenayah yang pecah masuk ke rumahnya. Akibatnya seluruh Johor disiasat polis dan ribuan pendatang haram dan pekerja asing Indonesia disiasat. Namun tidak diketahui pembunuh itu sudah ditangkap atau belum.

Rumah kediaman mewah Juara Akademi Fantasia musim ke 3, Mawi di Bangi, Selangor dipecah masuk penjenayah yang mengikat tangan dan kaki Mawi, isteri dan mertuanya. Kerugian RM10,000. Penjenayah berjaya melarikan diri tanpa sempat ditembak.

Rumah kediaman mewah adinda Sultan Selangor di Bukit Tunku dipecah masuk sekumpulan penjenayah yang melarikan wang tunai dan pelbagai barangan berharga. Pada 10 April 2012, 5 individu disyaki penjenayah keparat itu ditahan polis.

Rumah pelawak terkenal, Datuk Jamali Shadat juga pernah dipecah masuk penjenayah warga Indonesia.

Bukan saja Malaysia berdepan ancaman penjenayah asing pecah rumah, malahan rakyat asing yang tiada pendidikan itu juga boleh mengancam dari dalam rumah. Seperti kerjaya pembantu rumah, rakyat asing itu tidak teragak agak mencuri dari majikan lalu melarikan diri.

Contoh terbaik kes usahawan kosmetik terkenal Datin Ira Abdul Ghani yang rugi RM1 juta selepas 2 pembantu rumah warga asingnya melarikan pelbagai barangan berharga dari rumahnya pada 3 April 2012 lalu.

Jadi, kepada pihak berkuasa, usah teragak agak menembak mati penjenayah kejam itu sebelum lebih ramai rakyat Malaysia yang tidak bersalah menjadi mangsa kekejamannya.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Malaysian police forms task force to probe shocking acid attacks


High on the Wanted List in Malaysia : A sketch of the alleged acid splasher. If you encounter this lunatic, please inform the police immediately. He is considered extremely dangerous to society. He will not hesistate to disfigure you for money. Other acid attacks in Kuala Lumpur might involve different attacker/s, according to Malaysian Police.

Police have released the sketch (above) of the man who they believe was responsible for splashing corrosive liquid on Mohd Raffie Abdul Latiff.



Mohd Raffie Abdul Latiff (picture above), 28, suffered serious facial injuries when a man splashed corrosive liquid on him at the Sogo shopping complex in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur on 8th August 2011.

It is learnt that he had earlier been involved in a minor accident with the man along Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman.

As a result of the horrific attack, Mohd Raffie's face was horribly scarred and following this incident, Raffie wants everyone to be vigilant.

“This could happen to anyone. I hope that people will look out for each other and take care of themselves to avoid a similar incident,” he said.

Deputy Kuala Lumpur Criminal Investigations Department chief, ACP Khairy Arasa said the sketch was made based on interviews and descriptions provided by the victim, his friend and other witnesses.

“We have also taken CCTV footage from Jalan Raja Laut and Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman,” he said, adding that investigations showed that the man could also have been involved in a 12.20pm robbery on July 26, 2011.

ACP Khairy said in that July 26th 2011 case, a 35-year-old office boy was also splashed with corrosive liquid and robbed of RM18,000 near a petrol station in Jalan Sungai Besi.

“The victim had just cashed a company cheque and was on his way to the office,” he said. “When he stopped at a petrol station to use the toilet, the man splashed him before making off with the money,” he added.

He said the man, however, managed to shield himself with a bag he was holding and only suffered burns on his hand.

“In both cases, the man drove away in a black car,” ACP Khairy said, adding that checks revealed that its registration number was fake.

ACP Khairy urged anyone with information to contact Rakan Cop at 03-2115 9999 or the nearest police station.



In another case, businessman Winson Ng (picture above), who was splashed with corrosive liquid during a carjacking attempt on Monday 15th August 2011, did not suspect anything amiss when he got a flat tyre near the Batu 9 Cheras toll plaza.

“I came out of my car and saw a flat tyre. But I didn’t think anything of it at first,” the 25-year-old said when met at the Pantai Medical Centre in Cheras.

Ng, who was seriously injured in the acid attack, said two men had suddenly approached him.

“I believe they had earlier punctured my car tyre while I was having drinks with friends nearby,” he said.

Ng said although he was shocked after being splashed with the liquid, the men could not drive away because he had the car keys with him.

“They only managed to steal my laptop,” he said, adding that his face, left hand and shoulder were injured.

He said he was also having difficulty with his left eye vision.



In the latest incident in Kota Kinabalu on Wednesday 17th August 2011, a man used a water gun to spray acid on a 22-year-old woman, Ling Siew Teen (picture above).

The male assailant called out the victim's name before squirting her face with the corrosive liquid.

Siew Teen sustained serious irritation to the eyes, chin, lips and cheeks after the attack in Kolombong and warded at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

She said everything happened so fast in the 2pm attack.

"I had just stepped out of my car when someone called out my name. I turned around and a car came towards me.

"Then, a man pointed a toy gun at me and squirted some liquid on my face. I felt a stinging pain in my eyes, irritation on my chin, lips and cheeks. I could not see and called out for help."

Her father, Richard Ling, said the attack happened just after his daughter was about to return to work after having lunch at home.

"A passer-by sent her to the hospital. The liquid appeared to have been diluted and did not seem to have inflicted serious injuries but doctors are still monitoring her condition."

Meanwhile the Malaysian police have formed a task force, comprising officers from Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, to track down the culprits behind recent acid attack cases that shocked the nation.


Malaysian CID Chief, Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Zinin

Malaysian Criminal Investigations Department, CID director Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Mohd Zinin said on Thursday, 18th August 2011 that the police were going all-out to nail the culprits and hoped to solve the cases soon.

A composite image of one of the suspects was released to the media by police.

Mohd Bakri dismissed speculation that the attacks were related to the serial acid splasher who had injured several people since March 2011 this year.

"We have strong reasons to believe that these crimes are totally unrelated," he said in a statement.

He urged members of the public who had information on the suspects to come forward and assist the police.

One of the cases involved a despatch rider who was splashed with liquid, believed to be acid, at a petrol station in Sungai Besi before being robbed of RM18,000 on July 26, 2011.

A week before that, two siblings suffered serious injuries after a 31-year-old labourer splashed formic acid on them in front of his house in Felda Jengka 9 in Temerloh, Pahang.

The victims, Syafiq Haikal Mat Safa Zaidi, 13, and Syaffiy Aiman Mat Safa Zaidi, 10, were cycling to a friend's house about 8pm when the attack took place.

The labourer, Mohamad Hafiz Ismail, was caught and charged in court.

He was sentenced to eight years' jail and given two strokes of the rotan.

The other incident occurred beside a public toilet near Wisma Bumi Raya in Jalan Raja Laut on August 8, 2011 where a 27-year-old man was splashed with liquid believed to be acid by one of three youths who stole his money.

Four days before that, in Kota Baru, a 37-year-old car salesman suffered 17 per cent burns on his body when he was splashed with acid in Taman Uda Murni.

Earlier this year, a motorcyclist here went on a spree, splashing schoolchildren and pedestrians with a corrosive liquid, causing injuries to the victims.

That culprit is still at large and police said those attacks were carried out randomly.

Malaysians.. be vigilant and careful.. stay safe. Do we need vigilantes out there?

Vigilantes are ordinary citizens who got tired and pissed off with the high crime rates, and decided that enough is enough.

They said "Let's take the law into our own hands. Kill all those murderers, drug dealers, acid spalshers, robbers, muggers, rapists, kidnappers and other bad guys. But leave the good guys alone."!!!

Have you seen the movie - Death Wish starring Charles Bronson in 1974??

Well it is the perfect vigilante movie.

Death Wish movie was a great success. Death Wish Part 2, 3, 4 and 5 followed for a period of 20 years, the last sequel was Death Wish 5, released in 1994.

In those 5 movies, Charles Bronson played the role of Paul Kersey, not a cop, but an architect with deadly shooting skill - a sharp shooter. Kersey got fed up with the inefficiency of the New York Police to clean up the streets infested with hardcore criminals. So, he took the law into his own hands and single handedly killed as many as 300 bad guys in 5 Death Wish movies.!!!!!

Screw those acid attackers.!!

Monday, February 23, 2009

To those who glorify criminals, this is a good read

Criminals are the villains, not cops

(source – the star online)

THERE has to be some sense of trust in the police force when it involves the arrest of criminals.

Crime has increased almost two-folds within the last four years.

About 20% of serious crimes are committed by illegal immigrants and another 80% by locals. A lax police force would thus contribute to a further increase in the crime rate and more serious crimes being committed. This would bring more fear to the society.

Crime is also draining the government resources. The engagement of extra forces to combat crime, maintaining the prisons and having long trials cost the government millions that can otherwise be used to help the needy in society.

Criminals are getting more daring as there are groups in our society who would always question the police when it involves shooting and killing while engaging the criminals. This is demoralising the police force.

No police officer in his right mind would shoot a criminal if the latter does not pose a threat to his life.

Many policemen were killed while on duty and how many people have cared to sympathise with them and their bereaved families?

The society has to be wary that many of these hard-core criminals are armed. Hardly would a criminal these days enter a house without a weapon. A slight commotion would be enough for these criminals to slash their victims to death.

These have happened all too often and the aggrieved party subsequently would have to live in pain.

In most cases, the victims are not armed to fight back and most criminals would resort to violence to rob or harm the victims.

We have read about innocent people being snatched off their handbags and dying on the road, cars being hijacked and the victims harmed, victims being slashed to death in their homes and some tortured and raped.

The criminals are just brutal and merciless and they cannot be left free to carry on with their crimes. They have to be engaged in a hard-hitting manner.

The theory that poverty and unemployment are the causes of an an increase in serious crimes may not always be true.

These hard-core criminals are a totally different breed. They choose not to earn a decent income through hard work but prefer to seek a luxurious lifestyle through robbery and killing and satisfy their sexual desire by raping. These are criminals who should be purged from society for the sake of peace loving citizens.

On the other hand, the role of the police is not a painless one. Not many would want to be in the police force as it is not a safe job as their life is always at risk.
We should be grateful to these people who are willing to serve the force to help maintain law and order in the country.

If there are some miscreants in the force, this does not mean that the whole force is bad.

Let us not put down their spirit by taking them to task when criminals are shot. This matter should not be politicised to gain support from people who do not appreciate the sacrifice made by the police.

No upright policeman would want to kill an armed criminal for no reason.

Dr M.A. NAIR,
Bandar Muadzam Shah.
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