JB/SG Crimewatch

[dapbest]

Avoid Geylang at all cost. Its a criminal hotspots. Every lorongs have different triads so its more like a pasar malam for secret societies. Come to Johor Bahru better. Its safer than Geylang

I love to drink at Geylang L13.

One week I heard 3 fights happened after 10-11pm.

Sometime old men have a go at each other. Most fight are people drinking at the same table. But mostly not reported as it will effect coffeeshop alcohol permit.

[FHBH12]

Recently I counted up to 10 hired killing incidents in and around KL. Now the same gunmen are coming to Johor after Penang and KL cos they are in Malaysia on 1 month visa. So they have to fulfil all their contracts within 1 month and retire up north once they are done.

It reminds me of the grand rallies held by my GM Kit Siang and my CEO Anwar. Once done in Kelana Jaya in KL, they shifted to Penang, Kuantan, Johor and I understand now to Sabah. Its like a Michael Jackson World Tour

I won't be surprised they shift to Singapore once the connections between both sides are established further.

[summervale]

Life as usual after election.

http://www.orientaldaily.com.my/inde...6:3&Itemid=114

[shctaw]

BoBo shooter.

KNN; 4 shots still cannot kill a man. If I am his leader; I will kick him out.

JOHOR BAHARU, May 13 (Bernama) -- A man in his 40s was seriously injured after being shot at the parking lot of a hotel in Jalan Dato Suleiman at around 3.30pm Monday.

A witness said the victim was heading to his car when he was approached by a man who fired four shots at him from about 20 metres.

"I heard four shots fired before seeing a man running away from the parking lot and escaping on a black Honda EX5 motorcycle togeher with an accomplice," said the witnees who did not wish to be identified.

Johor CID chief Datuk Dr Hashim Haron confirmed the incident and said the victim was in a stable condition at the Sultanah Aminah Hospital in Johor Baharu.

He said police were investigating on the shooting from all angles.

--BERNAMA

[cheerguan]

Hi, have anyone stayed overnight in those rather quiet places by the beach along the east coast between Mersing and Kuala Rompin? Thinking of bringing my family there this Jun sch hols. Is it safe?

The below camp with lots of nature activities looks interesting for my kids although nearest town is about 1/2 hr drive away. Anyone been there?
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