OK… remember my pissed-off post? Yeah, the one right below this post. This picture below should somewhat summarizes why I’m so damn pissed.

Yes, that empty space was supposedly where my car CD player was. It was there like 2 days ago, and now it’s gone. Reason?

Doubly pissed? You bet.

More salt rubbed to the wound… arrgghh!!!The incident happened on last Friday, at the open car park behind Mayang Mall (where HSBC Bayan Baru is). My wife took the car after lunch & and have to settle for some car park near the end, somewhere quite near the bushes - it was Friday, and it was already past 1.30pm, the parking space was scarce. Nothing significant happened after that. It was coincedent that she had to leave quite late to fetch me - by the time she left office to the car park it was already past 7.30pm. When she reached the car, she opened the other passenger door to put her laptop and noticed something amiss - there were a lot of broken glasses on the other passenger seat! She calmly walk over to the driver seat and tries to start the car - the car just nudge forward and refuses to start. She started to panic and called, telling me about the incident and asked me to hitch a ride to her place.

I managed to get one of my team members to give me lift, and when reaching there, my wife was still calm, albeit a bit scared. I was scared, too, as we never expect that kind of thing to happen to us. My wife asked if we should report it to the security guard in the building. Although it was not of much use, I just nod and off we went to make a report. Ultimately, there was another car that was reported broken into just about 1-2 hours before us, and there was another the day before. The guard suggested that we make a police report.

Having not saw what happened to the car, I called my dad just in case if the car wouldn’t start and should we need a ride back home. Walked to the car, and saw that the passenger window (driver side) was totally broken, and there was glasses everywhere - including the driver seat. Noticed that the gear was shifted to 4th gear and another thing - the CD player was missing! That must be the reason why the car wouldn’t start. The car started fine, and called my dad again saying that we would be going to Bayan Lepas police station to make a police report. On the way to the police station, the feeling was so quiet - we normally have radio turned on everytime we were travelling in the car, but this time, it was so quiet.

Upon reaching the police station, we tried to went inside to make a report, but it seems that the officer-on-duty wasn’t really keen on serving us. It was like we were nobody, not important to them. When it was our turn to make the report, I accompanied my wife in, but was asked to leave the room. There’s another officer who was on the phone talking quite seriously - didn’t pay much attention to him at first, until he came out to me asking, seriously, “Pak you polis ar? ASP (my dad’s name) ar?”. I answered him yes, and he continued, “Based kat mana ar?”. I told him my dad was attached with the IPK in Penang Road - he was kinda surprised and changed his behaviour towards us. Suddenly the whole police station became so efficient and everything was done quickly.

After a while, my wife walked out, and I asked her whether they charged her RM2 for the report. She asked, “What RM2?”. It’s cool to have “cable” But then again, don’t come to me if you have summons or in trouble with the law. Remember that I have to pay my own summons?

The next morning, went to have the window replace. The shop replaces the original part with Mitsubishi’s part!

And it’s cheaper than the original Proton part.

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