Robbers drive Lancer, rob RM70k, leave behind the Lancer... plate no. BKP 606



http://www.sinchew.com.my/node/160714?tid=1

tat lancer must be stolen car...

is he a members, let's chck the member list

BKP 606.. sound familiar, i think i've seen this car few times somewhere around ttdi/damansara..

Dark n i saw tis car accident with mitsubishi pajero at bandar puteri near Tractor Malaysia/Mun Lee last friday..

we just went look see look see but never stop at the scene... we oso wonder if the car owner is our member or not.. ???

meaning that, the Pajero owner been robbed 70k...?
that Pajero owner is one of the very d*mn lansi driver around that area...
always spotted during morning...zig zagging everywhere...

oit... this plate number look's very2 fammiliar...

how ironic..both also Mitsubishi models involved in this incident...

lets check whether this lancer car owner is a member of lgtc or not.......if yes,what is his name..im sure can check.............or maybe we can hear his side of story....

he's a member, tat pajero owe him money but dun wan pay so he hit him n grab the money.....


haha, just a lame joke :)

According to the news, the lancer is stolen car... the robbers got away rm70k, left behind the lancer which could worth rm90k, net net lose more than they get

car of the choice for robbery..
good handling easy to cilok & run away from waja MPV like our bro

hahahahayeah

maybe the robber prefer cash transaction...lol...if sell lancer dunno can get 90K or not...i think in black market...won't fetch that high price...stolen car usually worth onli 10% of their current market price...lalalalala...

10% only ... aiyooo ....
to all the " PRO " out there ... 10% from market price ONLY ...
don't look at the Lancer ... ok ? tq tq ...

http://www.mmail.com.my/content/35762-sela...cial-car-stolen

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?sec=n.../nation/6209602



From Sin Chiew Daily.

Letter from the thief who stole the Selangor
Chief of Police's car last week.


A letter from a car thief
2010-05-10 11:31

Dear Datuk,

I really did not know that it was your car.

Please believe me that I really did not realise that it was a police
chief's official car.

However, why was it my target among so many cards in Selangor? Moreover, it
was only an ordinary Proton.

Please do not blame me. Even though it was an inadvertence, there was a
reason behind it.

Our industry has been rapidly grew in recent years and there are markets
for new, old, domestic, imported, luxury and ordinary cars.

Even if it is just an old Proton, some of its parts can still be sold for money.

That was also why your car was targeted that day.

Please do not blame the poor anti-theft system, and do not be angry with
the additional car security system. In fact, these devices are just
decorations for car thieves in Malaysia. They are not even a challenge for
us.

Even for expensive security equipment, which is usually installed in luxury
cars with satellite tracking system that can stop engine operation, we can
still break it within the first 10 minutes, drive it onto a container
another 10 minutes later, send it to Port Klang after another 20 minutes
and it takes another 10 minutes to ship it to foreign country.

As for your car, it required only 2 minutes.

The business is too good while the crime detection rate...I am sorry, but I
think we do not need to mention more about it.

In terms of the rate of return, it is indeed a non-risky business with
extraordinarily high returns that does not require any capital at all. It
is certainly the most promising industry in Malaysia with the largest
development space.

Even during the national economic doldrums, it can still contribute to the
country's economic growth.

For example, the second-hand spare parts market, from engines to cup
holders, is largely relying on our supply.

Also, we can earn a lot of foreign exchange if we sell the cars to foreign
countries.

The high stolen car rate and low crime detection rate also led to the
development of the insurance industry. We should also be credited for the
increase of premiums.

Datuk, if you do not want your car to be stolen again next time, the only
way is to write a note stating your identity and display it on your
dashboard. We would be very delighted to give you our full cooperation.

Also, I saw that police forensic officers were trying to search for clues
in the car. It was a tough work for them for sure.

I forgot to leave another note to tell you that I had actually asked
someone to thoroughly wash your car for a few times.

If fingerprints are found, you may get the samples from the Immigration.
They belong to a Bangladesh.

I had removed the Global Positioning System (GPS) in your car to avoid
leaving any record. Initially, I was planning to install a more advanced
system for you, but as I was in a bit of rush this time, so maybe next
time.

If you suddenly find a new navigation system in your car one day, please
take it as a gift from me. You do not have to know when your car is being
touched again and I promise, I will not cause any damage to the lock of the
door any more next time.

As for the command baton, just give it to me as a souvenir. I like it very
much as every night before going to bed, I can imagine myself waving the
baton and leading the Royal Malaysian Police to work hard.

P/S: I think it is time for you to change another car!


Yours sincerely,
Car thief

LOL... d*mn funny!!!