'Fake Monks' rob family of goods worth RM40,000

SHAH ALAM: Three men disguised as monks robbed a pensioner and his family at their home in Bukit Cerakah here, escaping with goods worth at least RM40,000.

They had approached the 60-year-old man, asking for leaves from a tree for prayers before sneaking into the house minutes later at about 10.30am Monday.

Shah Alam OCPD ACP Zahedi Ayob said the victims could not do much as the culprits brandishing parangs ransacked the house.

“They took a TV set, a laptop computer, some cash and jewellery before driving of in the family car,” he said.

source: The Star

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Gambler leave her family for casino

A 43-year old Malaysian hawker in Singapore has appealed to the police to help search for his wayward wife.

The man, identified only as Guan, told reporters that his wife Zheng Su Ying, 39, that she had abandoned her family because she was so infautated with gambling in a casino.

Zheng, a coffeeshop assistant in Ang Mo Kio, first entered the casino eight months ago and had not been able to stop gambling since.

She called Guan two weeks ago to tell him that she was leaving him, their 10 year old daughter and 3 year old son, as she could not stop gambling.

First thing first, ask yourself why gamble? Because of fun? addiction? or money?  Always remember, a hardcore and wayward gambler will never win.

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source: The Daily Chili