Raja Petra to IGP MUSA HASSAN,HEAR WHAT UMNO Member of Parliament Nur Jazlan HAS TO SAY YOUR DAYS ARE FINISH CLOCK IS TICKING THE COURT IS WAITING

August 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment

The perception is that the IGP MEN ARE more interested in operations like setting speed traps along Jln Bkt Kiara where the speed limit is 60kmp going downhill than catching criminals. These mata mata are smart, such operations are almost 101% harmless and could be “lucrative” too. Nur Jazlan failed to mention that such operations along Jln Bkt Kiara (and every where else) are getting very frequent about 2 months away from Hari Raya or he did not notice that until his mrs got mugged infront of their house.

I live in a middle class neighbourhood and we, out of necessity employ private security to provide an” extra layer of security” for our lives and property. Things have improved alot when boom gates were erected much to the dislike of some detractors (who are non paying residents of the scheme )who lamented their their freedom of movement is being curtailed for a couple of minutes going through the security check points.

Is the current IGP doing his job in curtailing crimes? I leave it to the public to judge and not the politicians

Today, we are publishing the 12th Statutory Declaration, six which were signed by police officers. And all the SDs same the same thing: that the PDRM and MACC work hand-in-hand to cover each other’s criminal activities. Remove their uniforms and it would be very hard to differentiate between the criminals and the law enforcers. In fact, the law enforcers are worse than the criminals, as recent developments have proven beyond any shadow of doubt.

NO HOLDS BARRED

Raja Petra Kamarudin

Previous reports:

Part 1: Screw you, IGP. Reply to this!(http://mt.m2day.org/2008/content/view/25328/84/)
Part 2: MACC is PDRM’s baruah goon squad(http://mt.m2day.org/2008/content/view/25462/84/)
Part 3: The MACC’s job is to cover PDRM’s backside; and vice versa(http://mt.m2day.org/2008/content/view/25633/84/)

MACC AND PDRM: CROOKS IN UNIFORM

By Nur Jazlan (The Malaysian Insider)

AUG 17 – As a Member of Parliament, I used to defend the police when faced with numerous complaints from my constituents in Johor Baru.Evilthieves and devilcrook,Mahatir,Musa.PATAIL,NAJIB YOU HAVE ONLY 36 MONTHS CLOCK IS TICKING THE COURT IS WAITING

I told my constituents to have faith in the police as their alternative would be to pay for expensive personal security guards. No more.

More than a month ago, my trust and belief in the police force evaporated when my wife was mugged in broad daylight in her car at the front gate of my house by two men on a motorcycle.

I had spent a lot of money protecting the perimeter of my house from all forms of intrusion and expected the police to provide a safe neighbourhood beyond it. I certainly did not expect my wife to be violated right in front of my house.

I live in a middle-to-upper-class neighbourhood of Damansara Heights in Kuala Lumpur where many senior politicians, top civil servants and businessman already pay for a private security service.

This extra layer of private security may have lulled the local police force into such a false sense of security that they are able to spend more time erecting roadblocks to catch speeding cars along Jalan Bukit Kiara in front of the Intan campus every day, rain or shine, instead of securing my neighbourhood a kilometre away.

I need not remind the public of the free time the traffic police have to set up the many unnecessary “cari makan” speed traps and roadblocks on major public and tolled highways.

Over the years, the public have been assured by the police that they are implementing various strategies to reduce crime in the country. And they have produced statistic after statistic to show that reported crime in the country is down.

However, the feedback I get back from the public in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Baru is that crime is on the rise in their neighbourhood.A truth nobody will ever admit why mahatir incarcerated Anwar Does justice matter after 11 years why lingamgate was buried?

When I told them that the statistics point to a reduction in crime, they dismiss it and say many of them don’t bother to report petty thefts as they have no confidence that the culprits would be caught anyway. In fact, when they did make reports, many of them were told exactly that by the investigating police officers.

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