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Orang Seputeh
Towards A More Secure Future
Thursday, May 29, 2008
SSTF May Newsletter
Folks!
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Towards A More Secure Future
Much water has gone under the bridge since the first public meeting on April 6.
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Towards A More Secure Future
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Water Cut Tomorrow Wednesday May 28
There will be a water cut in Taman Seputeh, Bukit Seputeh and Taman Bukit Seputeh tomorrow (Wednesday May 28) from 9am to 5pm. I hear it's to enable some pipe connection works.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Another sad security tale, this time from Subang
Fellow Orang Seputeh,
I hate to share sad tales but this one has been making the rounds by email and concerns two men cut down in their prime by ruthless, heartless criminals and leaving grieving families, including an unborn child.
I don't know the writer but I have no reason to doubt its authencity. Also, another disheartening news is that the perpetrators have been identified by the cops as being people who had committed similar crimes, had been punished, served time and have recently been released!
Here goes:
"Subject: DEMAND FOR SECURITY IN OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD!
Dear Friends,
I am writing this with a very heavy heart, with tears in my eyes and great unease in my entire being. You all will have by now read about the two Chinese male bodies that were recovered from the Kuala Selangor river. One of them was that of the man reported missing on the 28th, monday by his pregnant wife. It is the other man that i want to share my story with you all.
He was my friend Alan Kuek, towering man, kind and gentle, ready for a good time, eating, drinking, dancing and of course his favourite game of squash at Lakeview club. He was the father to two handsome, smart boys and a pretty young daughter whom he fathered 7 years ago. He was not only a good father , he was a loving husband. He went missing at 1.20am Friday the 25th.
He was last seen by his two friends who were having a drink with him, when they all left RP, Hyatt Saujana at around 1am Friday morning. One of his friends received a missed call from him at 1.18am when she was already at home, but thought nothing of it. The next morning , i was informed by our group of friends that his wife called them as he did not go home! My friends went with his wife Christine to make a police report and got the expected response of taking the whole matter lightly. (Husband not missing for 24 hrs yet, might be going away from family for a reason, ....)
Christine with help managed to checked her husband bank account at MayBank and discovered that there were 5 separate withdrawals at branches in Kota Damansara and Sg Buloh since 7am on that very day. My companion Francis who is also a close friend of Alan besides working as partners in several projects went with Christine around 430pm again to inform police of this information. Still no action on police part. We were all very hopeful, that the criminals is keeping Alan hostage as they want to withdraw more money the next day. Sure enough, there were 2 withdrawals totalling 1400.00 ringgit at 710am on Saturday the 26th from a branch in Sg Buloh. Image captured on CCTV at the ATM was that of a dark skin man with helmet and black jacket. No further withdrawal was made as there was only 200ringgit.left in the account. Now the police are finally taking it seriously and we waited for calls demanding ransom and hope for police can rescue Alan.
Saturday turned into sunday, then monday,..... until the shocking news on national TV7 that the second victim's wife is pleading for his safe return, we only knew that there was a similar second case. My heart sank almost completely for Alan's survival! I was hoping against all odds for a miracle that Alan will return safely to his waiting family. My hope for Alan's life was shattered on 3rd May Saturday when we were informed that Christine and the second victim's wife had gone to identify the two floating Chinese bodies.
Alan's body was beyond recognition, clad only in his underwear hands and feet tied. Christine can identified the underwear as Alan's. There was nothing we his friends and families can do now, only to wait for final confirmation via DNA test ans a postmorterm to reveal time and cause of death.
These 'animal' crimanals had coldheartly robbed us of two very capable and productive Malaysian men, two loving husband, two caring and tender fathers and two generous , warm and sincere friends!
Both of them lived in Subang Jaya, a middle urban area, where such violent, random crimes do not happen until now! Where is the security that is due and expected from our government? Where, when and how can one be safe in Malaysia now? It is just so utterly shocking and unbeliveable that such crimes can happen in our neighbourhood!
Only we can tale care of our security, be triple alert whereever and whenever we are , as long as they are strangers do not stop, open your car doors, house doors or follow them even when they are hurt. It sounds cold and uncaring but this is for our own survival.
Live your Life as usual, be happy, be caring but be extra careful and alert of your surrounding every minute.
God bless and protect all of us.
Love always,
Yau Sin
"
Let's pray for peace... and security in and outside our homes.
I hate to share sad tales but this one has been making the rounds by email and concerns two men cut down in their prime by ruthless, heartless criminals and leaving grieving families, including an unborn child.
I don't know the writer but I have no reason to doubt its authencity. Also, another disheartening news is that the perpetrators have been identified by the cops as being people who had committed similar crimes, had been punished, served time and have recently been released!
Here goes:
"Subject: DEMAND FOR SECURITY IN OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD!
Dear Friends,
I am writing this with a very heavy heart, with tears in my eyes and great unease in my entire being. You all will have by now read about the two Chinese male bodies that were recovered from the Kuala Selangor river. One of them was that of the man reported missing on the 28th, monday by his pregnant wife. It is the other man that i want to share my story with you all.
He was my friend Alan Kuek, towering man, kind and gentle, ready for a good time, eating, drinking, dancing and of course his favourite game of squash at Lakeview club. He was the father to two handsome, smart boys and a pretty young daughter whom he fathered 7 years ago. He was not only a good father , he was a loving husband. He went missing at 1.20am Friday the 25th.
He was last seen by his two friends who were having a drink with him, when they all left RP, Hyatt Saujana at around 1am Friday morning. One of his friends received a missed call from him at 1.18am when she was already at home, but thought nothing of it. The next morning , i was informed by our group of friends that his wife called them as he did not go home! My friends went with his wife Christine to make a police report and got the expected response of taking the whole matter lightly. (Husband not missing for 24 hrs yet, might be going away from family for a reason, ....)
Christine with help managed to checked her husband bank account at MayBank and discovered that there were 5 separate withdrawals at branches in Kota Damansara and Sg Buloh since 7am on that very day. My companion Francis who is also a close friend of Alan besides working as partners in several projects went with Christine around 430pm again to inform police of this information. Still no action on police part. We were all very hopeful, that the criminals is keeping Alan hostage as they want to withdraw more money the next day. Sure enough, there were 2 withdrawals totalling 1400.00 ringgit at 710am on Saturday the 26th from a branch in Sg Buloh. Image captured on CCTV at the ATM was that of a dark skin man with helmet and black jacket. No further withdrawal was made as there was only 200ringgit.left in the account. Now the police are finally taking it seriously and we waited for calls demanding ransom and hope for police can rescue Alan.
Saturday turned into sunday, then monday,..... until the shocking news on national TV7 that the second victim's wife is pleading for his safe return, we only knew that there was a similar second case. My heart sank almost completely for Alan's survival! I was hoping against all odds for a miracle that Alan will return safely to his waiting family. My hope for Alan's life was shattered on 3rd May Saturday when we were informed that Christine and the second victim's wife had gone to identify the two floating Chinese bodies.
Alan's body was beyond recognition, clad only in his underwear hands and feet tied. Christine can identified the underwear as Alan's. There was nothing we his friends and families can do now, only to wait for final confirmation via DNA test ans a postmorterm to reveal time and cause of death.
These 'animal' crimanals had coldheartly robbed us of two very capable and productive Malaysian men, two loving husband, two caring and tender fathers and two generous , warm and sincere friends!
Both of them lived in Subang Jaya, a middle urban area, where such violent, random crimes do not happen until now! Where is the security that is due and expected from our government? Where, when and how can one be safe in Malaysia now? It is just so utterly shocking and unbeliveable that such crimes can happen in our neighbourhood!
Only we can tale care of our security, be triple alert whereever and whenever we are , as long as they are strangers do not stop, open your car doors, house doors or follow them even when they are hurt. It sounds cold and uncaring but this is for our own survival.
Live your Life as usual, be happy, be caring but be extra careful and alert of your surrounding every minute.
God bless and protect all of us.
Love always,
Yau Sin
"
Let's pray for peace... and security in and outside our homes.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Join The Seputeh Security Scheme
Folks! There have been too many petty thefts, burglaries and day-time pecah-rumah of late. For those who have not signed up for the Seputeh Residents Self-Help Security Programme, please contact your area representatives. If you do not know who your representative is, please email seputeh.residents@gmail.com with the name of your street and we will provide the name and contact number of the volunteer.
Please be kind to the area representatives :) They are volunteers!
Cheers
Please be kind to the area representatives :) They are volunteers!
Cheers
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Man attacked at 4am in front of home
All fellow Orang Seputeh are very sad today to hear of an unprovoked attack on a resident whose house faces the "Great Wall of Seputeh Heights" at about 4am this morning.
According to a neighbour, a group of youths had gathered near the wall and in front of the Bukit Seputeh homes from 11pm or so on Friday night. Their gathering went on till the wee hours.
No one knows who they were or what they were doing but they were noisy. The neighbour told Seputeh Community Blog that he only heard of it this morning. What he subsequently learnt was that someone had called the police and a patrol car turned up at 2.30am.
After checking with the group and after one or more of the youths claiming to be a resident in the area, the patrol car advised them to disperse, not to make noise and the patrol car LEFT the scene.
The youths, of course, continued their "whatever" session. At about 4am, another resident who was irritated by the din caused, went out and told them to keep quiet. One word led to another and he was attacked, probably with a piece of wood.
The man suffered head inquries and is warded at the Pantai Medical Centre. Police, as usual, are investigating.
Dear Orang Seputeh, do we need more of such incidents before we will pay a ringgit or two a day to beef up our own security?
Parting advice: If we see anything amiss or anyone who's not supposed to be within our neighbourhood, call the cops. Again and again if necessary.
Call Rakan Cop: 03 – 21159999, Brickfields Station: 03-2274 4465/03-2274 2222 or the man in charge of the station -- Chief Inspector Badrol: 013-6778777
According to a neighbour, a group of youths had gathered near the wall and in front of the Bukit Seputeh homes from 11pm or so on Friday night. Their gathering went on till the wee hours.
No one knows who they were or what they were doing but they were noisy. The neighbour told Seputeh Community Blog that he only heard of it this morning. What he subsequently learnt was that someone had called the police and a patrol car turned up at 2.30am.
After checking with the group and after one or more of the youths claiming to be a resident in the area, the patrol car advised them to disperse, not to make noise and the patrol car LEFT the scene.
The youths, of course, continued their "whatever" session. At about 4am, another resident who was irritated by the din caused, went out and told them to keep quiet. One word led to another and he was attacked, probably with a piece of wood.
The man suffered head inquries and is warded at the Pantai Medical Centre. Police, as usual, are investigating.
Dear Orang Seputeh, do we need more of such incidents before we will pay a ringgit or two a day to beef up our own security?
Parting advice: If we see anything amiss or anyone who's not supposed to be within our neighbourhood, call the cops. Again and again if necessary.
Call Rakan Cop: 03 – 21159999, Brickfields Station: 03-2274 4465/03-2274 2222 or the man in charge of the station -- Chief Inspector Badrol: 013-6778777
Friday, April 25, 2008
Welcome To Seputeh's Very Own Community Blog
Dear Orang Seputeh,
This community blog is created for all of you to share your experiences, views and thoughts about Seputeh by Orang Seputeh for Orang Seputeh.
Who is an Orang Seputeh? He or she is someone who lives in Taman Seputeh, Seputeh Heights, Casa Elita, Taman Bukit Seputeh, Desa Seputeh, Bukit Seputeh and, very soon, Mutiara Seputeh.
As Seputeh has seen much in the past few decades and thousands have gone through our area, this blog would like to embrace more than the current Orang Seputeh but also the Seputeh Diaspora. If schools and universities can have their alumni, I'm sure we can have our Seputeh Diaspora.
This blog will be moderated but there will be more than one moderator.
This blog can also hopefully serve as a sounding board and perhaps a clarion call if necessary for things and facilities which we need.
Right now, there is a clamour for better security. And there is an effort by some individuals to start a security self-help scheme, asking us to pay a certain sum for added security.
What do you think?
Please feel free to put in your comments... but be prepared to accept a differing point of view from our fellow Orang Seputeh.
This community blog is created for all of you to share your experiences, views and thoughts about Seputeh by Orang Seputeh for Orang Seputeh.
Who is an Orang Seputeh? He or she is someone who lives in Taman Seputeh, Seputeh Heights, Casa Elita, Taman Bukit Seputeh, Desa Seputeh, Bukit Seputeh and, very soon, Mutiara Seputeh.
As Seputeh has seen much in the past few decades and thousands have gone through our area, this blog would like to embrace more than the current Orang Seputeh but also the Seputeh Diaspora. If schools and universities can have their alumni, I'm sure we can have our Seputeh Diaspora.
This blog will be moderated but there will be more than one moderator.
This blog can also hopefully serve as a sounding board and perhaps a clarion call if necessary for things and facilities which we need.
Right now, there is a clamour for better security. And there is an effort by some individuals to start a security self-help scheme, asking us to pay a certain sum for added security.
What do you think?
Please feel free to put in your comments... but be prepared to accept a differing point of view from our fellow Orang Seputeh.
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