The Mesra Rakyat breakfast gathering organized by the RA SS20 Central on Saturday morning, Jan 11, held at Cabin 8, Central Zone was a good start for the year 2014.

The Adun of DU, YB Yeo Bee Yin and SS20 Councillor Ir Lee Suet Sen (although he arrived a bit late) came to meet the residents at the gathering. More than 20 police personnel led by ASP Rames, Head of the Criminal Investigation Department of Zone 3, Damansara, Insp Zul Azri, OCS of Damansara Police Station and Insp Hariati from the Traffic Branch, IPD PJ also joined in the celebration for the new year with about sixty residents.

ASP Rames briefed the residents on how to report any suspicious activities or characters to the police and presented RA SS20 Central Chairman, Dato' Dr Vincent Ng with a poster of the e-Sector Program for Damansara Police Station. The poster shows the picture and phone no. of the police personnel in charge of SS20. Residents can contact these personnel to discuss any matters related to crime prevention.

Dato' Vincent later presented mandarin oranges as a token of appreciation to YB Yeo, ASP Rames and Insp Zul for their continuing support and help to the residents in SS20.

 

Armed with info to fight crime

THE Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has embarked on a pilot project called the Electronic Sector or better known as (E-Sector) to help combat crime in Petaling Jaya neighbourhoods.

The project will see 24 police personnel gathering information from about 14,000 residents living in SS20, SS21 and SS22 Damansara.

Damansara police station OCS Mohd Isa Abdullah explained the details of the project to the residents recently.

He said the police would collect details such as residents’ identity card number, their vehicle registration, number of occupants in a house, and other relevant details.

He said the information gathered would be fed into an electronic system managed by the police.

The project involves three police officers put in charge of a residential zone, with the same officers conducting frequent checks in the area.

Mohd Isa said the E-Sector project would help the police to foster better ties with members of the community as well.     read more ,,,,,,