JB : girl gang-raped infront of boyfriend

[zhivago]

Originally Posted by Sevenkey

i am still wondering y s'poreans still go there in thousands every weekend.....we must stop going there so that they will increase their corrupted police personnel there to work properly......

bcoz they're just around town doing their shoppings and eating. so i think itz safe in this sense lor.

[MMM88]

Originally Posted by chick

Singaporeans on the general, have a low sense of alertness and street-smartness.....Seen many frenz whom I travel overseas with, having no sense of alertness and dun even take note of small details and take precaution...Haiz...

beri true........mani jus take for granted ....
went to BKK last month with a biz associate ....he took out wads of monies at t hotel check-in counter to pay for deposit......i felt so threathened at tat moment.... fortunately, nothing untowards happenned....

[MMM88]

Originally Posted by Sevenkey

i am still wondering y s'poreans still go there in thousands every weekend.....we must stop going there so that they will increase their corrupted police personnel there to work properly......

The issue here is not jus JB...similarily, Hong Konger cunt stopped Hong Kongers from crossing over to Shenzhen to shop , eat n BONK eventhough Shenzhen is well-known a notorious place for crime ....tis is all about economics.....
and mind u , crimes is everywhere ...including our own turf . Remember , not tooo many years ago , a jogger was gang-raped and murdered , and more recently , a supervisor murdered his PRC lover .....haiiii...wat more can i say
travelling , whether biz or pleasure , will persist .....even after 911...so t wise things to do is to be ALERT and STREETWISE.....
I am not saying that you will be 100% SAFE ...eventhough u r alert and streetwise... but at least the chances of being robbed , raped and wat not and t impact may be minimized .....
for me , in developed or developing countries , it is always wise not to ;
1) warrant unnecessary attention by showing off wealth (monies , expensive diamond rings , watch...etc...)
2) cheong with Bros (locals or foreigners) tat u knoe
3) neber walk along quiet alley or roads
4) take a hotel taxi (especially for places who is extremely notorious..)- its more expensive but safer

[snakehead]

Originally Posted by Sevenkey

i am still wondering y s'poreans still go there in thousands every weekend...

The KFC there tastes much better than back home

the worst thing is they kana rob liao still go publicize newspaper say "WE TELL THIS STORY TO ADVISE SILLYPOREAN DUN GO JB NEXT TIME"... I wonder they read all past reports that have been going on and on almost everyweek

Originally Posted by chick

Then those guilty of causing the 7-mth pregnant woman to miscarriage should be beaten to death?

Actually to be fair, that loan shark also never do it intentionally.. From what I read, the woman is too scared then miscarriage rite?

[JackieWong]

The victim is chinese and the culprit are mats? I find that mat like to rape chinese knn i hate those mats

[lls8]

Girl, 18, gang-raped by nine men
May 30, 2006

MALACCA: A 17-year-old girl managed to escape being gang-raped by nine men when she told them she was "underage". But her 18-year-old friend was dragged into an empty hut and raped by the suspects.

The incident happened at Pengkalan Balak, Masjid Tanah, near here, at 1.20am last Thursday. The two girls were double-dating with two boys.

State CID chief Assistant Commissioner Mazlan Kesah said the two couples were strolling along a beach when they were approached by two men posing as policemen.

He added that the two suspects asked for their identification cards and handphones and they handed them over.

"After taking their ICs and phones, the two suspects were joined by seven others, who demanded the girls have sex with them if they wanted their ICs returned," said Mazlan, adding that the suspects also beat up the girls' boyfriends.

Mazlan said the older girl, fearful of what might befall her and her friends if she did not comply, agreed to the suspects' demand while the other girl told them she was underage.

"After raping the older girl, they sent her back to the beach before fleeing the scene," said Mazlan.

The victim lodged a police report at 4.45pm on Saturday and three men, aged between 20 and 23, have been detained in connection with the case.



source: http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/n...cle/index_html

[lls8]

Victim's mother regrets making friends via SMS

May 30, 2006

JOHOR BARU: She made a few hundred friends via the short messaging system (SMS) over the past year. One of them is now a chief suspect in the kidnap and murder of her eight-year-old daughter, Lo Ching Poon. So perhaps it is understandable if Lee Choon Huay is consumed by regret these days.

Regret that her favourite pastime may have led to the girl's murder. Regret that this tragedy has pulled her family apart, leaving divorce from her husband of 15 years a strong possibility.

The Singapore national told the New Straits Times that she started making friends via SMS a year ago, when her husband, Lo Boo Chuan, 36, stayed over at his workplace in Singapore.

"I've got no friends so I made friends through SMS. I did not know it would cost the life of my beloved daughter," said Lee.

Ching Poon disappeared a month ago. Investigations showed that the suspect had gone to the family's home in Taman Johor Jaya here on the pretext of looking for Lee.

He allegedly abducted her youngest child. A massive search was conducted to locate the girl but her skeletal remains were found on May 6 in a drain near the entrance of Senai Technology Park.

Asked about the suspect, Lee said she only met him twice over a one-year period of exchanging SMSes.

She and her husband are now not on talking terms as he blames her for the death of their daughter.

Lee said she was planning to return to Singapore to work as a factory operator.

"I will leave the boys in Boo Chuan's care. If Boo Chuan, my sons or relatives want to blame me for what happened, I have nothing to say. For me, the 15 years of marriage make no difference now that my beloved daughter is no longer around," she said.

Police have arrested a second suspect, a factory worker believed to be the main suspect's girlfriend.

source: http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/n...cle/index_html

[zhivago]

There's a bastard who down my rep point yet did not leave any name or reason for doing so...

If you dare to do such a thing, y dun u leave a name and a reason so that i know how and who I've offended with my postings. Dun be such a fuck-up coward constantly living by ur mum's milk...

Send me a pm and let me know wat i said wrong... I dun care much abt points, but cared much of my words that offended the brothers here...

[Rally]

we should all stop going to jb...

[bigass]

Originally Posted by lls8

Victim's mother regrets making friends via SMS

JOHOR BARU: She made a few hundred friends via the short messaging system (SMS) over the past year. One of them is now a chief suspect in the kidnap and murder of her eight-year-old daughter, Lo Ching Poon. So perhaps it is understandable if Lee Choon Huay is consumed by regret these days.

"I've got no friends so I made friends through SMS. I did not know it would cost the life of my beloved daughter," said Lee.

wtf husband in SG, she stay in malaysia making frens

[Criminalz]

sigh...so dangerous to be a syt in malaysia...i hope those rapists stupidly release the videos of their act on internet.....then we can find out who they are(thats wat i meant)...

And also, i am fully supportive of vigilante justice in such crimes, well i know it is a step back for humanity..but i dun care.

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from The New Straits Times (Malaysia) dated Monday 5 June 2006 :-

TORCHED: Loan sharks set fire to hawker over RM200 debt

SUNGAI PETANI: In probably the first such case in the country, loan sharks set fire to a hawker who had not repaid a RM200 debt. The 25-year-old victim, whose identity has been withheld by police, suffered 40 per cent burns to the face, body and hands.

The ferocity of the attack even stumped Datuk Michael Chong, the MCA Complaints Bureau chief, who handles about 20 cases involving illegal moneylending every month.

"This is truly terrible and it is a serious matter. The worst case I have heard was of loan sharks burning a borrower’s house, but they seem to have become more ruthless," he told the New Straits Times.

He is concerned that with the World Cup around the corner, there is going to be a spike in the number of Malaysians seeking loans to gamble on the 64 matches.

"There is a correlation between football season and cases of intimidation by loan sharks. I expect things to be even worse one month after the World Cup ends," he said, referring to the period when illegal moneylenders use rough tactics to collect debts.

The NST understands the hawker took out a RM200 loan this year to expand his business. He missed several weekly repayments and on Friday, several men showed up at his home in Taman Nilam.

An argument broke out between the hawker and his assailants.

He tried to run but was caught by the men after a short chase.The assailants kicked and punched him.

One of the suspects then took out a canister and splashed petrol on the man.

A few of his accomplices set the hawker on fire by throwing their lighted cigarettes on him before fleeing.

The victim’s father, upon hearing the commotion outside and hearing his son’s cries, rushed to his aid and suffered burns on his palms.

The hawker was sent to the Sungai Petani Hospital and transferred to the Alor Star Hospital’s burns unit yesterday when his condition took a turn for the worse. He is now in stable condition.
Policemen are on guard outside the unit.

Kuala Muda district police chief Assistant Commissioner Law Hong Soon confirmed the incident but declined further comment.

Checks at the hawker’s house found it had been vacant since Friday.
It is understood the hawker’s brother and several relatives staying with him are now living with friends fearing for their safety.

Chong said that while loan sharks preferred "psychological torture", they were not averse to using force on loan defaulters.

"Nowadays more of them go to the defaulter’s house, throw paint, harass and embarrass their family members, so much so that the children cannot go to school."
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

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[MMM88]

wow...tis thread is fast becuming a bulletin boards for CRIME........