Da brutha is in the running, 2018....

Photo credit to Syaher Al Azemi with thanks. Ketua Cawangan LoqStaq..

'USJ 6 residents nab and hand over thieving delinquents to cops'

Credit to 'The Star'

'UNABLE to tolerate the unruly behaviour of the neighbourhood’s juvenile delinquents any longer, the USJ 6 Rukun Tetangga (USJ 6 RT) handed the group over to the police.

USJ 6 RT chairman Major Ismail Jr Feisol said it was the last straw for them after they experienced two car break-ins this month.

While there were no witnesses, Ismail said the juveniles came under suspicion because of the nature of the crime where only petty things such as small change and Touch ‘n Go cards were stolen while the more valuable car radios were left intact.

“These are not professional thieves, they are just opportunists,” said Ismail.

In addition, the group of about six to eight boys in their early teens were known to the RT, having been previously caught red-handed stealing badminton racquets at the park, vandalising cars and stealing bicycles from house compounds.
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Ismail, who owns a restaurant in Summit USJ shopping mall, had also regularly seen the group of boys loitering at the mall during school hours.

Both the RT and police have reprimanded the boys in the past for their unruly acts but the group did not seem to learn their lesson.

“Initially, we did not want to pursue this, but it seems like they are getting from bad to worse. If they are doing this at the age of 13 to 14, can you imagine what will happen when they are 18?”

Ismail said crime in the area dropped tremendously since the formation of the RT four years ago and its greater cooperation with police.

However, he is frustrated that the whole community has yet to get a gated-and-guarded system set up and believes that having perimeter fencing could further reduce incidences of snatch thefts and car battery thefts.

“There are not enough police personnel to be everywhere at once. We need the cooperation of the residents to report things to the police,” he said.

But on the issue of the juvenile delinquents in the area, who come from poorer families, Ismail sees it as a side-effect of greater socioeconomic problems in Malaysia.

“These problems cannot be solved by the police alone, but with the cooperation of the community and other government agencies such as the Welfare Department and the National Anti-Drugs Agency,” he added.'

Komando turned chef...

Photo Credit to Harian Metro dated 30th Apr 2015 with thanks.

Chef with his exquisite dishes

 Ikan bersirih daun kaduk

Goreng lutut ayam

Kerabu maggi

Drop by at Summit Bamboo Garden....

Isi ikan siakap, cili potong, limau nipis dan kacang gajus yang dibalut dengan daun kaduk, kemudian dimakan seperti makan sirih. Rasa masam, manis dan pedas ditambah kesegaran isi ikan yang digoreng garing itu memberikan keenakan yang sukar digambarkan dengan kata-kata. Itulah keunikan yang ditampilkan di Summit Bamboo Garden Chinese & Thai Restaurant di USJ, Subang Jaya, Selangor. Selain itu, keenakan daging rusa yang dimasak bersama ikan kering membuatkan sesiapa saja yang menikmatinya tersenyum puas. Menggabungkan dua masakan yang cukup terkenal iaitu Cina dan Thailand, restoran itu menyediakan kira-kira 300 menu. Pemiliknya, Mejar (B) Ismail Jr Feiros berkata, kepelbagaian menu yang disajikan adalah berbeza dengan restoran lain dan ada yang hanya disajikan di restoran itu saja. “Kami menggabungkan dua masakan yang cukup digemari orang ramai iaitu masakan Cina dan Thailand. “Gabungan dua tukang masak berpengalaman menjadikan setiap hidangan mempunyai rasa tersendiri,” katanya.

Jika datang ke sini, antara menu yang wajib dicuba ialah miang kham atau ikan bersirih, en khai tod dan kam som untuk masakan Thailand manakala Shanghai beef, tofu dan sotong goreng telur masin untuk pilihan makanan Cina. Penulis yang mencuba sendiri menu miang kham atau ikan bersirih mendapati hidangan itu memang berbeza dan sedap. Biasanya ikan siakap, kerapu atau tilapia dimasak stim, pedas dan tiga rasa tetapi miang kham itu dimakan seperti memakan sirih.

Ikannya digoreng biasa dan diletakkan potongan kecil cili api, limau nipis, kacang gajus manakala isi ikan dibalut dengan daun kaduk.En khai thod pula, katanya, adalah hidangan istimewa dan sukar diperoleh di mana-mana restoran. “Ia menggunakan lutut ayam yang digoreng garing bersama bijan, kemudian dicicah dengan sos istimewa. “Lutut ayam diimport dari Thailand,” katanya.

Satu lagi menu Thailand yang harus dinikmati ialah kang som iaitu menggunakan bahan seperti cili padi, bawang putih, kunyit dan belacan Thailand tetapi rasanya cukup mengujakan. Ikan siakap dan ikan puyu sesuai dimasak kam som. Kerabu Maggi juga tidak mengecewakan.

Untuk makanan Cina, antara yang harus dicuba ialah Shanghai beef iaitu daging rusa yang dimasak dengan ikan kering. Sotong goreng telur masin dan tofu juga cukup menyelerakan. Baru mengambil alih restoran ini tujuh bulan lalu, Ismail mengakui kebanyakan pelanggan ialah peminat makanan Thai dan Cina.

Terletak di tingkat bawah pusat beli-belah Summit USJ, restoran ini beroperasi setiap hari bermula dari jam 10.30 pagi hingga 10 malam.

Business is roaring alhamdulillah!

Photo credit to Summit Bamboo Garden Chinese & Thai Restaurant

Skot Ismail Feisol standing rightmost

'....house broken into twice in ten days last october....'

Article, photo grab n video courtesy of Al Jazeera's '101 East - Malaysia's Gang Menace'

"Malaysia's gang menace

Malaysia’s violent ganglands are luring many ethnic indians struggling to fit into a segregated society.
101 East Last updated: 11 Jul 2014 12:49
   
Malaysia has a number-coded underworld with names such as "04", "08", and "Double 7".

In 2013, police identified 49 illegal gangs nationwide, with nearly 40,000 known members. More than 70 per cent of felons are ethnic Indians, who make up just 7 per cent of Malaysia’s population. Though small in number, they have been linked to a wide array of crimes - such as armed robberies, drug and prostitution rings, loan-sharking, gambling and extortion rackets, and even contract killings.

101 East spoke exclusively with a senior gang member, who reveals how these criminal organizations provide protection and work opportunities for many Malay indians who live in poverty. The gangs prey on vulnerable youngsters with the lure of fast money and bonds of brotherhood.

Many of them worked in Malaysia's rubber plantations after they migrated during British colonial rule. For generations, the estates provided thousands of indian families with housing, jobs and schools. But that all changed in the 1970s when new economic policies saw private companies take over the estates, replacing rubber with oil palm and hiring cheaper foreign labour. Today, within one generation, most estate Indians have been forced into urban centres, leaving them unskilled and trapped in poverty.

While the government and the opposition trade statistics about the true extent of crime in Malaysia, the perception among locals is that the country has undoubtedly become a more dangerous place in recent years."

A star is born.... PRU 2013 - 505

Our very own Skot Ismail Feisol in the recently concluded PRU 2013 campaign. Photo credit to our skot with thanks.

'Berdiri saya disini..'

'Bang , abang takleh dok sini , kang accident bang, moh kite ketepi moh.. oppatin!'

'Bersih! Bersih! Bersih!'

Walimah anak skot Nasri Suhaimi, 9hb Feb 2013, Bandar Enstek, Nilai , Negri Sembilan

Photos courtesy of Fazlun Othman with thanks

Back row L-R skots Fadzil Abas, Mustafa harun, Abdul Mutalib Wahab, Nasri Suhaimi, yusri Anwar, Ahman Samyon
Seated L-R skots Ab Ghafar Azmi Abd Aziz, Aminudin Ibrahim, abd Nasir Ishak, Ismail Feisol

Jemputan Khas - Kumpulan 'Panca Sitara, Pabila Larut Malam' 

Skots L-R Nasri Suhaimi, Ahman Samyon, Kamarudin Mustapha
Photo credit to SecGen34 with thanks

'Ismail Feisol : Kat Koh Adang, Satun, Thailand...'

Photo credit to Skot Ismail Feisol with thanks. Jan 2013. Skot Ismail far left squatting with Skot Husamudin squatting 2nd from right.

'Eid Fitr 2102/1433 open house at Ali Khan's dated 17th Sept 2012

Photos courtesy of skot Aziz Din with thanks, (SSC 34 resident photographer without fail, heheh)

Standing L - R , The host , skots Ali Khan, Aziz Din

Seated L - R , Skots Zamani Othman, Shokeri  Hj Salleh, Ismail Feisol

Seated L - R , Skots Yusri, Suhaimi Akhtar

Mohd Sani rightmost

Skot Nawawi Said in pink shirt, Skot Osman Saamin in between Skots Suhaimi and Yusri

Back to the Future .. 23 years down the road

Photo courtesy of Skot Ismail with thanks. Photo in 1989 during the historic accord between the GOM n the now defunct PKM when our skot was with Army Intel.

Background left is Arwah Rashid Mydin. The Old Guard vs the Young Turk. A picture worth a thousand words

Maj (R) Ismail Feisol, RGK, Angler Extra Ordinaire ;D

     Just had a chat with the dude tonite! Left RGK in 1993 to become a professional Angler! 'Macam professional Golfer la..'. Facebook Account here. Travelling all over the world promoting products and plying his trade to the best he can. Great chatting with him a while back, basically summed up as per  a caption on his photo profile 'I miss the good old days when friends were simple and life was just getting up and going to school but alas we grow older and complication seeps in.....'

    He named a few names which I had utterly forgotten ~   Zamani,  Alias Lisut, Norizan (based jumped recently in Alor Setar) and I added with Zainal Abidin, Mustapha, Mohamad, all RGKs, except for Mohamad , all had left the service.

   And ultimately the name of Arwah 'Ismail Malukut' came up . 'Dia ikut sampai ke RMC, Geli..' hahahahahah that u're right my friend.. Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un May Allah provide good provisions to arrwah and his family, ameen

   

 Extracted from the blog 'The End Is The Beginning Is the End' :

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Mejor (R) Ismail Feisol

Ruan nih kami perolehi di Segantang Garam SP...Mejor

telah dipaksa menaiki motosikal di mana beliau sudah tdk menaiki motosikal selama lebih kurang 20thn hahaha...Lagaknya seperti mamak pancing jual gewang....Seronok mancing dengannya kerana beliau amatlah merapu & sempoi orgnya....Tdklah spt Mejor yg kita kenal di TV dan Majlis-majlis keramaian...Have Fun Fishing.....

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His exploits in Denmark, Courtesy from his Facebook Album, ('cilok' basically , jgn marah eh skot! ;D)

Update 25th Aug 10 from big daddy himself :D 

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Ismail

I just went thru your blog and it was wonderful, there is a correction in my profile. I left RGK in 1982 and joint Kor Risik. Left kor ris in 1993

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