Interview With CPL Lim

Recently, I was fortunate enough to have an interview session with CPL Lim(above) from our Neighborhood Post regarding the latest crime wave and what are they going to do to put a stop to it.

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Me: So tell me more about you.

CPL: I am somebody who have always wanted to be a cop since I was young and putting criminals behind bars was something I have always want to do.

Me: Enjoy your job?

CPL: Yes certainly, what more can I ask for.

Me: Can you tell us more on the spike of the crime wave here on Vic Street recently?

CPL: Indeed, the crime rate is at a all time high now. We are doing what we can to put a stop to this. We are indeed putting all our effort to put a stop to this.

Me: The public deem your 'efforts' are insufficient, what can you say about that?

CPL: To be honest, everyone is working overtime here trying to catch that infamous vandal destroying cars and other properties. Nobody is resting till those culprits are caught and we do have our difficulties as people do not want to step up and help us in catching them. They are not pro-active enough and remember that we can only solve crimes with the help of everyone in the community.

Me: Are there any tips you can give to prevent such vandalism?

CPL: For cars,

• ALWAYS lock your car doors and close windows, even when "momentarily" going into a house or business.
• Never leave valuables or other tempting items inside the car where they can be seen.
• Park in well-lighted areas on the street.
• Purchase a steering wheel protector and use it every time you leave the car.
• Do not leave keys hidden on the body of the car. Instead, give an extra key to a trusted
  neighbor or friend.
• Install a car alarm system. Buy a car stereo system that is theft protected.

For your home,

• Ask a neighbor to collect your mail and newspapers, and offer to return the favor, or place a
  stop delivery order with the newspaper and post office. Properties known to be unoccupied
  can be targets for vandals.
• Put an automatic timer on at least one light and a radio. Install photoelectric sensors to turn
  outside lights on and off automatically.
• Tell a trusted neighbor when you're leaving and when you'll return. Include an itinerary andphone numbers where you can be reached in an emergency.

Me: Thank you for your time CPL Lim.

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There you have it, like he say,

Car Vandals

With the permission of Jon, I am sharing with you all about the incident that happened not too long ago.

Yes indeed there is a vandal roaming on the streets and we have to put a stop to it,

These are some of his works.





The attacks keep getting worst.

As requested, I have spoken to Policeman Pete on advises to prevent such vandalism from happening.

These are the advises he gave.

• Always lock your car doors and windows
• Never leave valuables where it can be seen
  
• Park on well lighted streets
• Purchase a car video camera to catch the vandal red handed from here (optional)

There you have it, useful advises from Policeman Pete.

It is up to you to prevent this from happening again, it might not be your car today but it might be tomorrow so contiune to post any findings here so we can policeman Pete nab the vandal.

Stay vigilant.

Who Am I?

Hello fellow Vic Street people,

Who am I and what is this about you might ask?

Before I answer that, let me tell you the purpose of this blog.

If you have not noticed, crime rates have been increasing ever steadily.
Vandalism,robbery and theft are on the rise.

Look at this if you have not, a picture taken from the public toilet,


The police can only do so much. It is up to you to help them, you might be helping or harbouring one without your knowledge and if you are caught, you could be fined or worst, jailed.

So do your part and help the community.

I am your friendly neighborhood Citizen Reporter who wants to make Vic Street a safe and joyful place to live in and it is only possible with your help. You can call me Mr. Ben