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20-10-2006, 03:47 PM
The Star
Friday October 20, 2006
Trust the men in blue, says Johor CPO
By FARIK ZOLKEPLI
JOHOR BARU: Trust our men in blue. This is the call of the Johor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Hussin Ismail to those going away during the festive break. He said the public should shed the negative perception that the police were working hand-in-glove with criminals and would leak out information.
DCP Hussin added that the police would have a tough time combating crime if the public did not trust them to keep their homes safe when they were not around.
“I can assure the public that severe action will be taken against any policeman found to be leaking information. In a similar campaign in Shah Alam in 2002, none of the 634 homesmonitored by the police was broken into."
DCP Hussin reiterated that the police would check on homes of owners who had notified them.
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/10/20/nation/15779618&sec=nation
The USJ Residents Association would like to announce this special arrangement that have been put in place for the past few years eversince this campaign was launched by the then CPO of Selangor in Bangunan MPSJ in USJ 5 way back in 2002 as mentioned by DCP Hussin. At that time, USJ was under the Shah Alam Police District. Based on the success of the campaign where none of the 634 homes monitored by the police was broken into, the police decided to continue this campaign until today.
If you intend to leave your home for a period of time, please register with our local police station to get them to be your eyes and ears beside your friendly neighbour while you are away. Go to the nearest police station and ask for the “Balik Kampung” form and fill up the required particulars as much as possible. They will then compile the list and plan for the Peronda to pay your home a friendly visit. In the form, please include the name, address and telephone number of at least one close neighbour.
The police assure you that all information gathered will be kept strictly confidential for the main purpose of assisting the police plan their patrols and surveillance more effectively.
Nama:
Alamat Rumah:
Telefon Rumah:
Telefon Bimbit:
Jiran Kanan
Jiran Kiri:
Rumah Dikosongkan pada:
Alamat Bercuti:
Telefon Alamat Bercuti:
Alamat Email:
The USJ Residents Association wishes all the Hindus residents a very HAPPY DEEPAVALI and to all our Muslims residents a Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri.
To the rest, a SELAMAT BERCUTI & HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
Friday October 20, 2006
Trust the men in blue, says Johor CPO
By FARIK ZOLKEPLI
JOHOR BARU: Trust our men in blue. This is the call of the Johor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Hussin Ismail to those going away during the festive break. He said the public should shed the negative perception that the police were working hand-in-glove with criminals and would leak out information.
DCP Hussin added that the police would have a tough time combating crime if the public did not trust them to keep their homes safe when they were not around.
“I can assure the public that severe action will be taken against any policeman found to be leaking information. In a similar campaign in Shah Alam in 2002, none of the 634 homesmonitored by the police was broken into."
DCP Hussin reiterated that the police would check on homes of owners who had notified them.
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/10/20/nation/15779618&sec=nation
The USJ Residents Association would like to announce this special arrangement that have been put in place for the past few years eversince this campaign was launched by the then CPO of Selangor in Bangunan MPSJ in USJ 5 way back in 2002 as mentioned by DCP Hussin. At that time, USJ was under the Shah Alam Police District. Based on the success of the campaign where none of the 634 homes monitored by the police was broken into, the police decided to continue this campaign until today.
If you intend to leave your home for a period of time, please register with our local police station to get them to be your eyes and ears beside your friendly neighbour while you are away. Go to the nearest police station and ask for the “Balik Kampung” form and fill up the required particulars as much as possible. They will then compile the list and plan for the Peronda to pay your home a friendly visit. In the form, please include the name, address and telephone number of at least one close neighbour.
The police assure you that all information gathered will be kept strictly confidential for the main purpose of assisting the police plan their patrols and surveillance more effectively.
Nama:
Alamat Rumah:
Telefon Rumah:
Telefon Bimbit:
Jiran Kanan
Jiran Kiri:
Rumah Dikosongkan pada:
Alamat Bercuti:
Telefon Alamat Bercuti:
Alamat Email:
The USJ Residents Association wishes all the Hindus residents a very HAPPY DEEPAVALI and to all our Muslims residents a Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri.
To the rest, a SELAMAT BERCUTI & HAPPY HOLIDAYS.