Car Break-in News
Kuala Lumpur, Aug 14th - A japanese MPV was found breaked in last night around midnight in one of the suburban area of kuala lumpur, according to police.
The car owner was shocked when he discover about the break-in when he was about to go to work early today. The car was in total chaos. The dashboard and the box compartemnt of the car was ripped apart. The car cd player and some of the coins were also found missing from the car. According to the car owner, he parked his car in the alley next to his home the night before which he usually parked inside his house. He added that there's no alarm being raised during that night.
According to preliminary investigation of the police, they believed the thieves want to steal the vehicle (which explains the break-in) and they proceed to steal the car stereo instead. The motive behind such move was still under investigations. For the moment, the police has advises the car owners in the neighbourhood to lock their cars and rear dogs to help to curb increasing incidents of break-in and stolen cars recently in kuala lumpur.
Meanwhile, the car owner is devastated that such incidents can happen in a peaceful neighbourhood where he has been living for more that a decade. This incident reminds us how harsh reality of society can hit you anytime anywhere when you least expecting it.
The car owner was shocked when he discover about the break-in when he was about to go to work early today. The car was in total chaos. The dashboard and the box compartemnt of the car was ripped apart. The car cd player and some of the coins were also found missing from the car. According to the car owner, he parked his car in the alley next to his home the night before which he usually parked inside his house. He added that there's no alarm being raised during that night.
According to preliminary investigation of the police, they believed the thieves want to steal the vehicle (which explains the break-in) and they proceed to steal the car stereo instead. The motive behind such move was still under investigations. For the moment, the police has advises the car owners in the neighbourhood to lock their cars and rear dogs to help to curb increasing incidents of break-in and stolen cars recently in kuala lumpur.
Meanwhile, the car owner is devastated that such incidents can happen in a peaceful neighbourhood where he has been living for more that a decade. This incident reminds us how harsh reality of society can hit you anytime anywhere when you least expecting it.
posted by ed_lcl at 11:23 PM
7 Comments:
sorry dude, my condolence to the cd player.
Dude...i know how it feels. My car also kena by thief...stupid thieves go and steal all my 4 tires and leave the car standing on brick...like they say...Yau Chah tou Moh Lun Yong..
"A japanese MPV was found breaked in last night around midnight in one of the suburban area of kuala lumpur, according to police."
Dear Leong,
It's broken into, not breaked into
thanks jude man... i sure knows de feeling very well....
and chau fah hai.... if u got any problem with my english.... f!@# off!!!
Dear Leong,
Sorry if I offended you.
Most sincerest sympathies to u.
This is indeed a sick world we r living in.
Take care, bro.
Regards,
chau_fah_hai
Masterbear, I share your sadness regarding your car.
But I think you are a bit overboard when you scold chau_fah_hai for correcting your english.
I believe chau_fah_hai is just helping you to brush your english, so that next time you do business, your england is good and can get more money and you can hire ppl to beat the thief and also u can buy new car.
too bad... bad things cometh n good things goeth... too good... good things cometh or bad things goeth... too soon... kanasai pundek with pundek kanasai
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