Polis kata kadar jenayah turun, tapi bulu kemaluan pun kena cukur

Pemandu kata, indeks kadar jenayah negara berjaya diturunkan sebanyak 10.1 peratus bagi tempoh Januari hingga Mei 2012 berbanding tempoh sama tahun lalu (Baca Malaysian Insider hari ni "Pemandu: Crime dropped 10.1pc from January to May"). Polis pun kata gitu (lihat mStar 25/6/12 "PDRM Perluas Rondaan Di Sekolah Seluruh Negara - Khalid").

Jangan bantah. Kita kira betul la tu. Jangan heret cerita-cerita orang bahawa angka boleh dimanipulasikan. Saya pun tak nak kata apa-apa walaupun sakit hati tak habis lagi terhadap keganasan anjing-anjing Umno dalam perhimpunan aman Bersih 28 April lalu.

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Woman quits her job after discovering her pubic hair shaved off

The Sun (12/7/12): A 54-year old coffeeshop waitress has quit her job after discovering her pubic hair was shaved off when she was taking a nap.

The incident happened last week, but she only lodged a police with the Sibu police yesterday out of fear that someone wanted to cause harm to her.

Sibu police confirmed today that a woman had lodged a report, but gave no further details.

Local media quoted her as telling police that she discovered her pubic hair gone when she went to the toilet, located on the first floor above the coffeeshop, to ease herself after napping in her room from 1pm to 5pm on Wednesday last week.

The woman, who is from Julau and kept the incident to herself, was restless and having a sleepless night ever since.

The woman, who had only worked for two months in the coffeeshop, did not suspect any family members of her employer to have shaved her public hair.

Apart from her employer, the other family members are his wife and two children, aged two and five years.

The woman quit her job, then lodged a report with the Sibu central police station before retSurning home to Julau.

Malaysian banks to relocate off-site ATMs for security purposes

(Asian Banking and Finance 9/7/12): A spate of high-profile robberies in the Klang Valley had Malaysian banks thinking of removing ATMs in malls, supermarkets, petrol and rail stations.

The banks have been losing hundreds of thousands of ringgit from these off-site ATMs in four months, the mostrecent being RM1.17 million stolen from ATMs at the Carrefour hypermarket in Wangsa Maju, a densely-populated suburb in Kuala Lumpur, on July 1.

Two weeks ago, a gang of thieves broke into an ATM at another supermarket in Taman Melawati and got away with RM80,000. On June 12, RM48,000 was stolen from an ATM in the Subang Jaya commuter train station.

In May, RM260,000 was looted from ATMs in two separate incidents — one at a mall in Balakong and the other atthe University LRT stop in the city.

In March, thieves stole RM200,000 from an ATM in Universiti Malaya, the country’s premier institute of higher education.

Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar, Maybank chief executive and bank association chairman, said banks were evaluating and rating their ATMs placed “off-site” nationwide according to their risk levels.

“Off-site” ATMs refer to machines placed outside banks such as at petrol stations, shopping complexes,

hypermarkets and supermarkets and the light-rail transport and commuter train stations.

According to NST, there are some 9,200 ATMs nationwide as at December last year, but it did not state how manywere located off-site.

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