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I don't feel safe in my OWN country ANYMORE !
Why , it was only YESTERDAY, my neighbour's house was burglared ! This usually occur when " grass-cutters" came around to do they " work " !

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...Crime leaflet: Is Malaysia safe?..

Many experienced Police Officers have resigned & opted for early retirements because
of lack of meritocracy.

Many governments departments also face this exodus of experienced officers ,
also because of lack of meritocracy.

This sorry state of affairs, blamed who ?

The wind of change will surely come.

Remember, all events happened yesterday & today were all illogical.

' Malaysian Love Malaysian '.
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Even the dead are not safe from being mugged and/or kidnapped these days in Malaysia.

Crime is a central pillar of Islam Hadhari.

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Its very alarming that crime is increasing and to think its so close to home and what is the police doing? They are more interested in rounding up demonstrators,, breaking up peacefull protestors treating them like criminals when the real criminals continue with their crime of rape, murder and muggings. I believe there must be an organization that collects all reports of crime to the police and really see how many of these are realy solved. Only crimes commited on important VIP s gets solved and its of real surprise that the police managed to arrest the mugging commited on our so called angkasawan. What about the ordinary citizens. Sending police cars into neighbourhoods does not help as it is like pressing a ballon filled with air. It goes elsewhere. How many of these criminals has the police arrested. Whats the percentage of solving the reported crime. Over the last 2 weeks 3 people whom I know have become victims of mugging and robbery. What a stupid PM we have.

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