If You Think The Police Station Is Safe…. Think Again!
Recently, I had a chat with with an old friend of mine. He’s currently practising law in the state of Sarawak, East Malaysia. He was my ex-course-mate at the Law Faculty, University Of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia. It’s been a while since I last saw him. In fact we only met once after graduated from the oldest university in Malaysia. So, it was very nice to see him again.
During the two-hour chat, he told me a very interesting story that really happened in Sarawak. It’s kinda bizzare, strange and a bit funny too. It’s about a civil suit in Sarawak not long ago, whereby, a local bank sued their customer who defaulted in his hire purchase payment. 
The bank repossessed the car and then proceeded with summon. Since the client wanted to contest the suit, the case went to trial. During the trial the car was placed in the police station as it was evidence in the case. After more than a year, the case was decided in favour of the plantiff (the bank). The bank tried to get back the car only to find that it was in a terrible condition. Many parts were missing and it was no longer in working condition. The police did not offer any good explanation though, claiming that they were not aware that the car was evidence in a suit, etc, leaving the bank with a piece of junk after more than a year of court battle. Ouuchhh…
Oh how typical. Sounds familiar though. This well could have happened in the Philippines. Pyrrhic victory it proved to be for the bank. hahaha.
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ismailn Reply:
March 10th, 2009 at 2:50 am
Could happen anywhere in the world. No wonder most banks are quite slow to proceed with summons these days!
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Ha ha……
Tie pernah tanya hubby, kenapa motor2 buruk tu tersadai dalam balai… Katanya tak boleh lupuskan sebab kes tak selesai…..(sapa nak jaga sebab masing2 ada tugas tertentu…kekadang terpaksa makan dan mandi kat balai sebab tak sempat pulang)
Dalam rumah sendiri pun tak selamat, inikan di balai….sapa2 pun boleh masuk tau…… bukan yang nak buat report je…hi hi…
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ismailn Reply:
March 10th, 2009 at 2:51 am
So betul lah tak selamat simpan barang di bali polis?
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Eh…..tadi dah komen, ilang pulak….
Wah……..guna intense debate ! Bagus ni………senang nak berforum nanti, he he….
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ismailn Reply:
March 10th, 2009 at 5:08 am
Ha ha barus install. Komen tu masih ada di dashboard tapi entah kenapa bersembunyi di blog page. Mungkin masa migrate komen-komen ke intanse debate ada yg tercicir.
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ismailn Reply:
March 10th, 2009 at 5:10 am
Ha ha baru install. Komen tu masih ada di dashboard tapi entah kenapa bersembunyi di blog page. Mungkin masa migrate komen-komen ke intanse debate ada yg tercicir.
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I always thought that the Police in your country never do nasty things.
Regards,
Harry
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can't accuse them of stealing without proof, so I can't say what they did is nasty but definately irresponsible (as always
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wakakkaka…..
giggle, I cant stop my self from lol……hehehhehe
aderkk….kesian kat bank….
But, there a message too… there have a leakage of police accountability……
huhhuhu
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wakakkaka…..
giggle, I cant stop my self from lol……hehehhehe
aderkk….kesian bank….
but, there have a message too……hmm curiosity about the accountability of the authority!
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ismailn Reply:
March 10th, 2009 at 10:58 am
satu kali ajelah submit bro….
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uikk…..
camno lak boleh terpost duo nie……hmmmm
agak eh, dio sayang kat ekau kot…..wakakakaka
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I like your analysis and mannner of speaking, thank you for this interesting ticcket, it s always nice to visit this beautiful blog
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SNAILmyx saya macam demam kura-kura..berjanggut tunggu nak load….
Rasanya ini bukan kes pertama yang saya dengar….lawak?
kita gelak kat sapa?
hahahaha
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uiks…
lamo tak nampak kat arena blogers nie…. poie mano lak si ujang ni ha?
huhuhhuhu
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Same story here in Indonesia.No safe place…lol
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Salam…..lama tak dengar berita….?
Harap2 ok semuanya…..
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