Comments on: 5 times more riot cops than criminal investigators? Total police mismanagement

By: PJU Voter

PJU Voter — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:58:15 +0000

Hi NAT.,

I sincerely think everybody is making too much of an issue out of this episode.

My reasons are as followed:

1) When the CRIME RATE went up, everybody make noise that the PDRM is NOT doing enough. However, when the PDRM put words into action by GUNNING DOWN 5 well deserved DEAD criminals, everybody are saying that the PDRM is cruel. It ain’t a easy thing to be a Police in Malaysia, don’t you think so???

2) Some commented that the Police should have SHOT the hands/legs of the 5 well deserved DEAD criminals instead of killing them. “What the FUCK???”. If the Police are that precise in their target shooting, they wouldn’t be a Policeman in the 1st place. They perhaps would have by now excelled as a HITMAN or a World Olympic CHAMPION in rifle/pistol shooting. Makes sense???

3) Talking is easy but doing it is difficult. Try giving a gun to those who condemned the shooting & I dare bet my last penny that these FOOLS will end-up shooting themselves. These FOOLS are a NAIVE lot who think target shooting is as easy as A,B,C.

4) The woman who DIED due to weed-killer poisoning should be the one to blame!!! What a DUMB BITCH she is. It’s 100% FAIR if she insist to take her own useless life away but for her to get her children involved by drinking weed-killer too is TOTALLY ABSURD!!! What’s the point of roping in INNOCENT CHILDREN’s LIFE over a stupid case of 5 criminals getting killed. These 5 criminals SHOULDN’T have existed on earth in the 1st place!!!

Upon reading & analyzing the above, I believe most will AGREE to what I’ve stated. It’s a SAD thing for someone to DIE but if those deceased is worth DYING, then, we should REJOICE instead of being SAD, FRUSTRATED or even ANGRY.

Yours sincerely,
PJU Voter

By: Kay Poh Chee

Kay Poh Chee — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:37:27 +0000

Hello:

Much as I admire Syed Husin I must point out that in Malaysia, no one, including Syed Husin, is elected into the Senate.

By: Chan See Kah

Chan See Kah — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:02:49 +0000

Actually, Internal Security = Special Branch.

They are a separate police force with their own organization structure and their job is to open files and monitor citizens, like yourself as a political blogger, other bloggers, opposition politicians, activists, exco members of NGOs, academics, clerics, journalists, etc. Talk to any Special Branch officer and you will find his or her knowledge of criminals is ZERO. They are secret police.

By: penang3brothers

penang3brothers — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 10:38:59 +0000

Its a good point Nathan but the question still remains, How are we going to rectify these shortcomings? Certainly not by venting and posting our frustration, since it does not reach where it was intended.
We are just pondering, what to do ……..?????

By: PT

PT — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 10:21:28 +0000

Nat,

Why did you bother to come back here? Heard you over the radio, you’re a sensible person.

Well, I made the same mistake.

By: Timothy Dalton

Timothy Dalton — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 09:56:07 +0000

In the Land of Monkeys, Monkeys on Management are still Monkeys, and it aint gonna be Babboon, eventhough Monkeys and Babboons may look alike.

Dont the Cousins lookalike Monkeys and Babboons?

By: aiyo

aiyo — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:49:43 +0000

To add a bit. That means Polis needs 4 fella polis to manage 6 other fellas polis. Out of 6 fella polis being managed, 3 will only do work once a while when UMNO calls them to fire tear gas and beat up people. Out the 3 full time polis fella, 1 will drive, maintain and service motor vehicles and related logistic work.

That also means out of every 10 polis, only 2 will do actual work to combat crimes. We should be thankful that crime rate is not higher. If I were the gangster boss, this is good news.

By: aiyo

aiyo — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:25:46 +0000

No wonder selalu cakap tak cukup polis la. Like this hire another 50,000 polis pun tak cukup. Management level pun 37%, this is absurd. Total brainless allocation of resources.

By: Phua Kai Lit

Phua Kai Lit — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:19:15 +0000

Hi Nat

In the upcoming Malaysian budget, more funds will go to the PDRM. What percentage of these funds will go to
“Management” and “Internal Security”?

By: LJ

LJ — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:15:16 +0000

I’m just trying to figure this out… if ‘management’ here is equivalent to the corporate sector, then all manager levels and above should fall into this category.
So now, total is about 122k personnel, management itself consists of around 46k. This means, on average, there is 1 manager for every 2.65 personnel.