Thread: Jenayah di Kawasan Umum

hmmmm....susah juga nk komen pasal kes nie...motif masih lagi tak diketahui...yg peliknya nampak gaya macam tidak ada ape hubungan/pertalian dgn mangsa..nampak gaya terpaksala menunggu sebutan kes utk merungkai segala misteri

Polis memberkas tiga individu termasuk seorang wanita yang disyaki terlibat dalam kes penculikan seorang kanak-kanak di sebuah rumah kosong berhampiran kediaman mangsa di Flat Seri Delima, Bandar Seri Alam dekat sini Khamis lalu.

Ketiga-tiga suspek berusia antara 36 hingga 40 tahun itu diberkas hasil maklumat penduduk yang curiga dengan kehadiran mereka di rumah kosong berkenaan sejak Disember lalu.


Ketua Polis negeri, Datuk Mohd. Mokhtar Mohd. Shariff berkata, kesemua suspek ditahan pada hari yang sama selepas polis menerima laporan mengenai kehilangan kanak-kanak berusia 5 tahun itu, Nurul Nadirah Abdullah.

“Kesemua suspek direman sehingga esok bagi membantu siasatan dan polis sedang berusaha mengesan kanak-kanak itu,” katanya pada sidang akhbar di Ibu Pejabat Polis Kontinjen Johor, hari ini.

Nurul Nadirah atau dikenali sebagai Dira disedari hilang oleh keluarganya selepas kanak-kanak itu keluar membeli mi segera dan telur kira-kira pukul 11 pagi Khamis lalu.

Dia yang membawa RM4 bersama sekeping nota bertulis mi segera 2 bungkus dan telur RM2 ke kedai di blok bersebelahan tidak pulang selepas kira-kira setengah jam keluar dari rumah, kata ibunya, Roselyn Alan, 25.

Mohd. Mokhtar berkata, setakat ini, polis sudah melakukan pemeriksaan di 20 lokasi sekitar daerah ini bagi mengesan kanak-kanak itu, namun masih belum menemuinya dan mengklasifikasikan kes itu sebagai orang hilang.

Polis, kata beliau, sedang menjalankan siasatan dan meminta kerjasama orang ramai yang mempunyai sebarang maklumat mengenai kanak-kanak itu agar menghubungi mana-mana balai polis berhampiran.

Sementara itu, Ketua Polis Daerah Seri Alam, Supritendan Roslan Zainuddin berkata, polis telah menemui sebelah selipar mangsa pada jarak 200 meter dari lokasi rumahnya manakala sebelah lagi 500 meter iaitu di kawasan ladang kelapa sawit.

Katanya, polis turut menemui mi segera dan telur yang sudah pecah selain gula-gula dipercayai dibeli oleh mangsa sebelum itu.

“Siasatan polis setakat ini percaya motif kejadian bermotifkan dendam yang disyaki dilakukan oleh suspek. “Suspek berbuat demikian disebabkan nenek mangsa pernah memarahinya kerana melihatnya mencuri kabel malah pernah memberi amaran kepada keluarga mangsa supaya tidak mencampuri urusannya,” katanya.

Difahamkan, mangsa dipercayai dibungkus dengan kain batik sebelum dibawa keluar dari rumah suspek yang berhadapan dengan kediaman mangsa.

Ini kerana terdapat saksi yang melihat jari tangan mangsa terkeluar dari bungkusan itu. Polis mengesahkan penemuan serpihan rangka manusia yang rentung di Ladang Kelapa Sawit Nusa Damai, Masai, 8 Mac lalu, adalah milik Nurul Nadirah atau panggilan manjanya, Dirang, yang hilang sejak 1 Mac lalu.

Ketua Polis Daerah Seri Alam, Superitendan Roslan Zainuddin berkata, pengesahan itu dibuat selepas pihaknya menerima hasil keputusan ujian DNA ke atas serpihan rangka manusia yang ditemui dan sampel ibu Dirang, Roselyn Alan, 25, hari ini.

“Berdasarkan pemeriksaan dijalankan di tempat kejadian, kami menemui serpihan tulang dan berjaya mendapatkan sampel DNA yang kemudiannya dihantar ke makmal dan sepadan dengan DNA ibunya,” katanya kepada pemberita di sini hari ini,” katanya lagi.

Laporan Bernama memetik Roslan berkata, walaupun siasatan awal mendapati mayat rentung itu milik manusia dewasa, namun hasil ujian DNA yang dikeluarkan itu mendapati ia adalah milik Dirang yang dilaporkan hilang sejak 1 Mac.

Katanya, faktor keadaan mayat yang rentung teruk juga menyebabkan pengecaman sukar dilakukan oleh pihaknya.

Perkembangan terbaru itu sekaligus menamatkan misteri kehilangan Nurul Nadhirah yang sebelum ini dilaporkan hilang ketika keluar membeli mi segera dan telur kira-kira pukul 11 pagi, di kedai runcit di kawasan rumahnya di Flat Seri Delima, Bandar Seri Alam.

Berikutan itu satu pasukan siasatan khas telah ditubuhkan dengan diketuai oleh Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah negeri Datuk Amer Awal dan dibantu pasukan dari Bukit Aman bagi menyelesaikan kes itu.

Kes itu turut mendapat perhatian pelbagai pihak termasuk pihak swasta dan orang perseorang yang turut sama membantu mencari dengan mengedarkan poster mengenai kehilangan mangsa.

Hasil siasatan sebelum ini, katanya polis telah menahan empat suspek termasuk bapa kandung mangsa dan jirannya bagi membantu siasatan berhubung kehilangan kanak-kanak itu.

Roslan berkata, berikutan hasil ujian itu, polis kini menyiasat kes tersebut mengikut Seksyen 302 Kanun Keseksaan kerana membunuh berbanding sebelum ini yang disiasat atas aduan orang hilang.

Menurutnya, tempoh tahanan reman keempat-empat suspek akan dilanjutkan bagi membantu siasatan.

sumber: SINI

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Kronologi kes Nurul Nadirah @ Dirang

1 MAC ; Keluarga Nurul Nadirah Abdullah atau Dirang membuat laporan polis pada jam 2.30 petang selepas hilang dari rumahnya di Flat Seri Delima,Bandar Seri Alam ketika membeli mi segera dan telur pada jam 10.30 pagi.Tiga individu termasuk sepasang suami isteri ditahan bagi membantu siasatan.

6 MAC ; Roselyn Alan,25,ibu Dirang mengaku melayari facebook tanpa menyedari anaknya yang ke kedai belum pulang sehinggalah suaminya,Lima Medeng,25,bertanyakan di mana kanak-kanak berkenaan


7 MAC ; Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat Daerah Johor Bahru mengeluarkan kenyataan akan menghantar kaunselor bagi membantu meredakan tekanan dialami keluarga Roselyn.


8 MAC ; Rangka manusia yang rentung ditemui di Ladang Kelapa Sawit Nusa Damai,Masai tetapi disahkan milik seorang dewasa.Polis turut mengambil sampel deoxyribonucleic asid(DNA) daripada Roselyn.


9 MAC ; Tahanan reman 3 suspek dilanjutkan sehingga 16 Mac.


10 MAC ; Bapa kandung Dirang yang berasal dari Selangor ditahan bagi membantu siasatan.


11 MAC ; Isteri Sultan Johor,Raja Zarith Sofia melawat keluarga Roselyn.


12 MAC ; Polis mengesahkan rangka ditemui di Ladang Kelapa Sawit Nusa Damai,Masai pada 8 Mac lalu adalah milik Nurul Nadirah @ Dirang.DNA sepadan dengan Roselyn

13 MAC ; Keluarga Roselyn menuggu pengesahan Pakar Gigi sebelum menguruskan pengebumian jenazah Nurul Nadirah.Roselyn mengaku pernah diugut melalui SMS oleh seorang wanita misteri.

sumber: SINI

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aku pon x de pe yang leh nak diperkatakan, tapi satu je la leh cakap. bukan nak memihak si tertuduh, tapi tindakan membiarkan seorang kanak-kanak berusia 5 tahun keluar membeli maggie dan telur berseorangan, mungkin bukan tindakan yg betol, walaupon pada waktu siang.

da la kejadian tu dekat area umah aku, dan aku sendiri pon tak berani nak keluar sensorg walaupon waktu pagi.

tapi pe pon cam payne cakap tak leh nak komen lebih2 sebab si tertuduh tak bagi pape respon. so, kene tunggu sebutan kes.

hmmmm...menurut maklumat yg dibekalkan olek cik freakapunk_kid88, nampak gaya memula cam kes culik, sebab ada SMS berbaur ugutan...tapi bila polis kuar statement

Originally Posted by freakapunk_kid88

“Siasatan polis setakat ini percaya motif kejadian bermotifkan dendam yang disyaki dilakukan oleh suspek. “Suspek berbuat demikian disebabkan nenek mangsa pernah memarahinya kerana melihatnya mencuri kabel malah pernah memberi amaran kepada keluarga mangsa supaya tidak mencampuri urusannya,” katanya.

menunjukkan polis sendiri setuju kes ini bermotifkan dendam bkn penculikan lagi..kalo nk buat taakulan, mungkin pada mulanya ia kes culik...tetapi bila permintaan penculik xdipenuhi, maka ia bertukar menjadi kes bunuh...harap2 polis dapat seret sesiapa yg antar SMS culik itu skali dalam kes ini...jgn dibiarkan...depa sumer tuh kira subahat(accomplice)...
tapi satu perkara yg membuatkan diri ini sayu dan pilu..

Originally Posted by freakapunk_kid88

6 MAC ; Roselyn Alan,25,ibu Dirang mengaku melayari facebook tanpa menyedari anaknya yang ke kedai belum pulang sehinggalah suaminya,Lima Medeng,25,bertanyakan di mana kanak-kanak berkenaan

xsangka penangan laman sesawang fesbuk sampai ke tahap camnie...harap2 famili mrk nie tabah lah...rasanya2 mau si ibu nyesal xsudah dan berkata, napela aku xteman/bawak si arwah pergi ke kedai...apa2 pon setiap kisah perlu diambil pengajaran oleh semua...

Originally Posted by payne

hmmmm...menurut maklumat yg dibekalkan olek cik freakapunk_kid88, nampak gaya memula cam kes culik, sebab ada SMS berbaur ugutan...tapi bila polis kuar statement

menunjukkan polis sendiri setuju kes ini bermotifkan dendam bkn penculikan lagi..kalo nk buat taakulan, mungkin pada mulanya ia kes culik...tetapi bila permintaan penculik xdipenuhi, maka ia bertukar menjadi kes bunuh...harap2 polis dapat seret sesiapa yg antar SMS culik itu skali dalam kes ini...jgn dibiarkan...depa sumer tuh kira subahat(accomplice)...

aku rasa yang hantar sms tu nak amik kesempatan aje kot.
nak untung atas angin.
dia tak terlibat pon dalam kes nih.

Originally Posted by Bonnychua

mungkin pernah tengok org kene ragut
tapi kite sebagai org awam
hanya lihat tanpa memberi pertolongan sepatutnya

adakah sebab
- rasa takut
- terkejut
- tak tahu nak tolong apa

majority orang mmg comfirm terkejut, tak tahu nak tolong apa dan takut, tapi juga mempunyai sebilangan kecil orang yg akan bertindak pantas untuk menolong.

hal ni rse nye da citer di post2 sblom nye. tak ingt lak spe. tp bgi aku, kalo kes ragut bukan sbb diorg terkejut. lebih kepada takot sbb rata2 peragut skrg bawak senjata. so, mungkin sbb tu lebih ramai jadi penonton dr jdi pembantu.

dahsyat sungguh macam ni

Tanya diri sendiri dulu... anda berani ker nak berkas penjenayah tu jika anda ada di tempat kejadian?

Smash-grab victim takes to the Internet to spread message of vigilance

PETALING JAYA: A vehicle smash-and-grab victim has set up a website called Be Alert Stay Safe to spread the message of vigilance.

The website, www.bealertstaysafe.tumblr.com, features stories from victims as well as those who witness similar incidents.

Ling (who only wants to be known by her first name) said: “I'm so tired of people just talking about it. I'm very angry at what's happening and Malaysians need to stop talking and take action.”

She had lost her laptop and six months' worth of dissertation research in an instant when the assailants smashed her car during a traffic jam.

In an interview recently, Ling said her traumatic experience was worsened by the “nonchalant attitude” of the motorists around her, who did not bother to get out of their car despite witnessing the incident.

Another woman who has taken to the Internet to spread awareness is Anna Chew, whose women's e-magazine (www.venusbuzz.com) runs an awareness campaign called the CARing project.

Besides featuring articles on self-protection tips, the website also has a “car park rating system” where people can rate the safety of shopping mall car parks in the Klang Valley.

The ratings are based on 10 questions, including whether there were CCTVs, active security guard patrolling, buggy services and panic buttons installed.

Chew said reports would be compiled based on the ratings received and handed over to each shopping mall's management.

“We hope the respective managements will take this seriously and not implement superficial services just to make themselves look good,” she stressed, adding that women must be proactive.

When contacted, Malaysian Association for Shopping and High-Rise Complex Management general manager Evelyn Lo said they would be having an open dialogue with Bukit Aman next Friday.

“We will be discussing a variety of security issues and we have invited all the shopping malls,” she said, urging all mall visitors to remain alert of their surroundings despite existing security systems.

Mid Valley Megamall public relations assistant manager Stephanie Tan said security had been beefed up in the mall's car park after a recent assault on a female shopper there.

She said the mall had increased the number of panic buttons, adding that these were prominently displayed on black and red checkered pillars marked with a “HELP” sign.

“We also have escort services for which shoppers can request from the information counter, car park lobby security booths or our hotline,” she said.

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Originally Posted by @boking7

She had lost her laptop and six months' worth of dissertation research in an instant when the assailants smashed her car during a traffic jam.

aku rasa la
semua barang berharga mangsa ni
di letakkan atas kerusi co-driver
dah tentu la penjenayah mudah buat operasi

tak kira la
dekat lampu isyarat ke .. atau masa laluan sesak

sepatutnya .. kita sendiri kena ambil inisiatif untuk lebih berhati2

Originally Posted by @boking7

In an interview recently, Ling said her traumatic experience was worsened by the “nonchalant attitude” of the motorists around her, who did not bother to get out of their car despite witnessing the incident.

dalam hal ni .. seperti yg semua dah bagi komen
ianya bergantung pada beberapa faktor yg antaranya berani atau tidak

tambahan pulak, penjenayah sebegini rasanya tak ada senjata api
jadi kita la seharusnya paling tidak ada alat untuk mempertahankan diri
sekurang2nya, kalau berlaku pada orang lain
boleh la kita cuba bantu

aku sarankan
bagi yg menetap di selangor
dan ada henfon serba boleh
muat la turun aplikasi MyDistress

tak perlu nak kelam kabut untuk cari no telefon ke
atau nak dial no telefon ke
dan lepas tu nak bagi penerangan ringkas ke

Snatch thief strikes in women’s toilet

PETALING JAYA: Another woman was almost a victim of a crime in a shopping mall when she nearly had her bag snatched inside the toilet.


College student Sylvia Chew wrote on her Facebook page recently that she was in a toilet cubicle and placed her handbag on the ledge on top of the toilet cistern when she saw an arm snake in from the next cubicle and grab her bag.


She had noticed a man in his early 30s lingering in front of the washroom in Sunway Pyramid at about 5.35pm on Monday.


Chew said she screamed when he snatched her bag and ran out to chase him.


“He was scared so he dropped my bag on the floor and ran away,” she wrote on her Facebook page.


Together with several other shoppers, she attempted to chase the thief but he managed to escape in the stairwell.


She reported the incident to the concierge almost immediately.


The shopping mall's marketing director Phang Sau Lian confirmed the incident and said the suspect's image was captured on the CCTV outside the washroom.


“We saw the video of him running out of the toilet. We have circulated the image to all our security posts inside the mall,” she said.


Although Chew did not want to lodge a police report as there were no loss or injury, the mall management had notified the police and forwarded them the CCTV image.


Phang said they would send out the images to the Malaysian Association for Shopping and Highrise Complex Management for circulation to other malls.

Hypermarts losing millions to shoplifting syndicates

PETALING JAYA: Several shoplifting rackets comprising men, women, children and even elderly people are causing hypermarkets and convenience stores to lose millions monthly.

Based on CCTV footage taken from retail stores nationwide, the “family-like” groups of between three and seven people have been moving from place to place pilfering items which can be disposed of easily.

Powdered milk tops the list of stolen items, along with tea, coffee and Milo packets, chocolates and toiletries.

The theft of powdered milk is so rampant that some supermarkets have placed the items behind locked glass counters.

The milk and other loot are believed to be sold off cheaply to ready buyers and, in some cases, sundry shops.

Members of the group would come in together but separate when they are inside a store.

Some would select products to be stolen while others would act as lookouts or decoys.

They would then gather in a quiet area to remove the security tags and conceal the stolen items in bags or within loose clothing.

In smaller stores, they would try to distract the cashier or sales promoters while the others - usually females - try to hide as many items as possible under their clothes.

They usually get away with the thefts because supermarket workers are less suspicious of families shopping in a group.

But when they are caught red-handed, members of these groups have shown their violent side by pulling out knives or even beating up store workers before fleeing.

As there have already been several cases of workers being assaulted and threatened, staff have been advised not to put up a fight.

Retailers interviewed said the syndicates were different from the usual shoplifters because they worked in family-like groups and only targeted specific items.

Most shoplifters operate alone, steal on impulse and tend to take cheaper stuff such as stationery.

These thieves have been hitting at least one of the Mydin chain of hypermarket's 148 stores nationwide daily.

Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin said the pilferage rate for the company was between 1% and 1.5% of its total annual sales.




The rate was 0.5% two years ago.

“The losses created by these syndicates can total up to RM30mil a year. Not only is this happening every day, but these people are also getting more aggressive when caught,” he said.

KK Group founder and chairman Datuk Dr Chai Kee Kan said his company, which operates 104 KK Supermarts throughout the country, loses up to RM300 every day.

The company has installed more CCTVs in stores, with as many as 16 for a 457.2 sq m store.

A Tesco hypermarket spokesperson said pilfering was a problem but its stores had in-house detectives to monitor high-loss areas.

The company has also invested in product protection such as security tags and CCTVs.

Some retailers, including Mydin, have no choice but to pass on the losses to consumers but others like Giant are absorbing the cost.

“We budget them as part of our cost. Prices are under our branding strategy, unrelated to pilferage,” said GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd marketing director Ho Mun Hao.

Malaysian Retailer-Chains Association (MRCA) president Datuk Nelson Kwok said members want to have a dialogue with the police to discuss ways to work together to catch the culprits.

Federal CID Director Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Mohd Zinin said police were aware of the rackets.

“Most of the group members are locals and they steal because of the thrill,” he said.

He was, however, unable to provide statistics, as police do not have a specific category for shoplifting in stores, which are categorised as “theft in buildings”.

kalau ada hukum hudud
cukup bukti .. ada kemungkinan tangan kena potong
rasanya kecut perut jugak pencuri2 kalau tahu akibatnya