Friday, October 22, 2010
RT SS2B Lantern Walk on September 24, 2010
The Praise Dance Group in 'action'
The Praise Dance Group
Some of our RT Committee Members
Our VIP Inspector Gunam on the left of Our ChairpersonWe want to say a very big thank you to all you wonderful residents who contributed food and helped in so many ways to make the event a memorable one! We will always remember the rain which could not wait to join us in our night of fun!
Whilst some of us were drenched, yet there were so many of us who stayed behind to render spontaneous help in the true spirit of good neighbourliness!
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Our Evergreen Line Dancers in RT SS2B.......SS2/32
Performing 'Queen of The Waves' (Choreographer is Jaszmine, Jasz Danze M'sia) at the field along Jalan SS2/32!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Foreign Students Held Minutes After Break-in
Excerpts from The Star newspaper:
Saturday September 18, 2010
IPOH: Police have arrested two foreigners, who claimed to be college students, after they broke into a house in Taman Panorama, Gunong Rapat, here.
Acting OCPD Supt Ibrahim Abu Bakar said the arrest was made possible by a conscientious neighbour, who called police after hearing the alarm in the victim’s house at 10.30am on Wednesday.
“Policemen rushed to the scene and within 15 minutes caught one of the suspects hiding in a drain while the other was caught in a farm 50m away,” he told reporters here yesterday.
The duo, believed to have broken into the house though a sliding side door, must have been caught by surprise by the speedy arrival of the police, he added.
Police seized a car that the suspects had rented in Kuala Lumpur and recovered house-breaking tools, including a crowbar and a spanner, from the backpack of one of the suspects.
Caught in the act: Acting Ipoh OCPD Supt Ibrahim Abu Bakar, together with his officers, showing the crowbar which was recovered from two foreigners who claimed to be college students.
Also recovered were three watches, jewellery, a handphone and a small amount of cash.
Investigations showed that the suspects, aged 30 and 34, had registered themselves to study English at a college in Kuala Lumpur.
They had earlier rented the c ar and were said to have gone touring Penang before coming here.
“We believe they had other plans when visiting Penang from the tools they were carrying. We are checking with the Immigration Department to determine their country of origin,” he said.
This was a 'success' story by the Ipoh Police as reported in today's Star papers. Residents are now advised to be aware of 'college students' who may be moving about in our neighbourhood with criminal intent! So please be alert at all times!
Saturday September 18, 2010
IPOH: Police have arrested two foreigners, who claimed to be college students, after they broke into a house in Taman Panorama, Gunong Rapat, here.
Acting OCPD Supt Ibrahim Abu Bakar said the arrest was made possible by a conscientious neighbour, who called police after hearing the alarm in the victim’s house at 10.30am on Wednesday.
“Policemen rushed to the scene and within 15 minutes caught one of the suspects hiding in a drain while the other was caught in a farm 50m away,” he told reporters here yesterday.
The duo, believed to have broken into the house though a sliding side door, must have been caught by surprise by the speedy arrival of the police, he added.
Police seized a car that the suspects had rented in Kuala Lumpur and recovered house-breaking tools, including a crowbar and a spanner, from the backpack of one of the suspects.
Caught in the act: Acting Ipoh OCPD Supt Ibrahim Abu Bakar, together with his officers, showing the crowbar which was recovered from two foreigners who claimed to be college students.
Also recovered were three watches, jewellery, a handphone and a small amount of cash.
Investigations showed that the suspects, aged 30 and 34, had registered themselves to study English at a college in Kuala Lumpur.
They had earlier rented the c ar and were said to have gone touring Penang before coming here.
“We believe they had other plans when visiting Penang from the tools they were carrying. We are checking with the Immigration Department to determine their country of origin,” he said.
This was a 'success' story by the Ipoh Police as reported in today's Star papers. Residents are now advised to be aware of 'college students' who may be moving about in our neighbourhood with criminal intent! So please be alert at all times!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
House Break-In on September 15, 2010
I thought I was going to have a quiet Malaysia Day today, but my plans went haywire! Especially after discovering that my house was broken into yesterday when I returned home in the afternoon around 4 pm. The picture above shows how they made their into the house. And what a big big mess they left behind, not to mention the 'things' they took away!
Based on latest information obtained from my neighbours, I believe the burglars broke in just as soon as I left for office at around 10.30am and as a matter of 'eye witness', someone saw 2 guys jumping off the wall into a get-away car waiting along the side road of my house! This was around 11.30 am. The guys were described as 'fair looking young guys with beard and wearing baseball caps and having backpacks too! The term used was 'middle eastern' guys! Alas, there was no immediate call to Police as a reaction to what the person saw! How unfortunate!
Nevertheless, the Police however responded speedily to my call yesterday when I discovered the break-in! RT SS2B members and neighbours also came by to offer help if needed. I thank them all for their wonderful show of good neighbourliness! So we will now spend the holiday and weekend clearing up 'collateral damage'! Cheers and Happy Malaysia Day!
Monday, September 13, 2010
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