Quoted from The Malay Mail:
"I COULDN’T believe it happened in front of my house." So said 57-year-old retiree Abdullah Hashim when describing an incident in which a robber died after crashing into a concrete barrier near his house in Jalan USJ 2/4, Subang Jaya, on Friday.
He was walking home after Friday prayers when he saw a crowd gathering in front of his house.
"I was shocked to see a dead body at the entrance," Abdullah said.
His wife and son, who were at home, called the police after hearing a loud noise outside the house. Soon after, neighbours started gathering.
Abdullah snapped some photos of the scene on his digital camera.
He said the robber also crashed into his water meter and several vases before ending up at the barrier.
Teacher Normala Mohd Noor, 39, said she was coming home from work when she saw a car pursuing a motorcycle in front of her house.
"Then, the robber crashed," she said.
Normala said snatch thefts and wayside robberies were not unfamiliar to residents.
"Two months ago, a robber ran off with my bag. Luckily it only contained schoolbooks.
"These people are getting more daring. They come with parangs and attack in broad daylight," she said.
In the 1pm incident on Friday, a robber grabbed the handbag of a 36-year-old teacher from inside her Perodua Kelisa in USJ 2/4A, about 400m from the crash scene.
The victim chased the robber who lost control of his motorcycle on Jalan USJ 2/4, before crashing into the barrier.
The suspect, identified as Kamarulzaman Muhamad, 27, died on the spot. His Modenas Kriss is believed to have been stolen and was found to have been modified.
MM says: Looks like robbery victims are fighting back...
My take: PADAN MUKA! MUAHAHAHAHAHA! Must be those stupid 'rempits'!:angry_smile:
"I COULDN’T believe it happened in front of my house." So said 57-year-old retiree Abdullah Hashim when describing an incident in which a robber died after crashing into a concrete barrier near his house in Jalan USJ 2/4, Subang Jaya, on Friday.
He was walking home after Friday prayers when he saw a crowd gathering in front of his house.
"I was shocked to see a dead body at the entrance," Abdullah said.
His wife and son, who were at home, called the police after hearing a loud noise outside the house. Soon after, neighbours started gathering.
Abdullah snapped some photos of the scene on his digital camera.
He said the robber also crashed into his water meter and several vases before ending up at the barrier.
Teacher Normala Mohd Noor, 39, said she was coming home from work when she saw a car pursuing a motorcycle in front of her house.
"Then, the robber crashed," she said.
Normala said snatch thefts and wayside robberies were not unfamiliar to residents.
"Two months ago, a robber ran off with my bag. Luckily it only contained schoolbooks.
"These people are getting more daring. They come with parangs and attack in broad daylight," she said.
In the 1pm incident on Friday, a robber grabbed the handbag of a 36-year-old teacher from inside her Perodua Kelisa in USJ 2/4A, about 400m from the crash scene.
The victim chased the robber who lost control of his motorcycle on Jalan USJ 2/4, before crashing into the barrier.
The suspect, identified as Kamarulzaman Muhamad, 27, died on the spot. His Modenas Kriss is believed to have been stolen and was found to have been modified.
MM says: Looks like robbery victims are fighting back...
My take: PADAN MUKA! MUAHAHAHAHAHA! Must be those stupid 'rempits'!:angry_smile:
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