More BN's leaders should be robbed?

With reference to the news reporting that an Assistant Minister, Daud B Abdul Rahman was robbed in his house, i could not help but wonder whether it was actually a blessing in disguise as this would ring a much louder alarm to the authorities concerned as to the state of our security.

Everyday, we wake up to the news that there were more house-breaking, violent crimes and rape-and-murder cases the night before and yet the government and the police seem to offer no solution at all. Maybe, they just would not be bothered by such crimes when the victims are ordinary people.

The crime issues have hit an all time high lately in Sarawak and the people just wonder when would the police step-up their effort in bringing peace and security to the people. Many have simply lost faith in the authorities and turned to other means to protect themselves.

Wasn't that a case in Kuching where the locals turned to the thugs for protection and they revealed that the house break-in actually came to a halt after that. Who is responsible for such a scenario? Thugs for our protection?

Many called us to comment that magbe "more BN leaders should be robbed before any serious action would be taken to burst crimes head-on." Maybe they is certain truth in it afterall as the assistnace minister's case surely brought the attention of the authorities.

ACA should take action.
It was reported that the estimated value of the items robbed was about RM400,000.00,in cash, watches, jewelery and handphone. We should ask how an assistant minister gathered so much wealth in his house and how much more have he got in the banks and how much shares and land does he and his family own.

The ACA should take immediate action to investigate and the CM should also ask his man to report it in the Dewan in November. The DAP Aduns must make sure that this issue is brought into the house for debate so that we woulde enlightened as well.

David Wong
DAP sarawak publicity sec.
1-10-2007