WELCOME TO THE SAFE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Warning: Increased Rate of Robberies in our Area ہوشیار: ہمارےعلاقہ میں جرائم کی بھرمار
یہ خبر آج کے روزنامہ جنگ میں شائع ہوئی ہے۔ اس کے ایک سرسری تجزیہ سے یہ پتہ چلتا ہے کہ عام پولیس میں موجود کوئی کالی بھیڑیں معصوم شہریوں کا شکار کرنے میں معاونت کررہی ہیں۔ ورنہ ڈاکو عالم الغیب تو نہیں، جو تھانہ میں شکایت کرنے والوں کے کوائف جان جاتے ہیں، اور انتقامی کارروائی کرتے ہیں۔ ان تمام مسائل کا حل صرف اور صرف سی پی ایل سی سسٹم کے نفاذ میں ہے۔ اب تو آپ سب انپی آنکھیں اور دماغ کھول کر اس پر غور کریں۔ واضح رہے کہ سی پی ایل سی سسٹم میں کام کرنے والے پولیس اہل کار عمدہ کردار کے حامل ہوتے، اور براہ راست آپ کو رپورٹ کرتے ہیں۔ مزید تفصیلات کے لیے رابطہ فرمائیں۔
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Incidents Report محلہ میں مختلف واقعات کی رپورٹ
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
One more of our neighbours looted at gun point inside his home ایک اور پڑوسی کو ان کے گھر میں اسلحہ کے زور پر لوٹ لیا گیا
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Gulistan e Jauhar - Robbers Paradise - Complaints against the Project Convenor !

"Get out of this place, and do not show your face ever again here ...." roared one of the Paid Members of the CPLC Initiative of Block 14. As I looked at him in total dismay and with a painful heart over such a childish attitude, and angrily offered him to take back his contribution of Rs. 5,000. He had ignored the last newsletter, and had not seen the webspace too for a long time.
This happened on Sunday, August 5, 2007. Residents of B-5, and C-145 were bitterly complaining, and holding the convenor responsible for not starting the system in time, and as a result many neighbours have been robbed....
The real issue is that at least 60 members contributing 5,000 Rs each towards capital funding, and Rs. 1,000 per month are needed to arrange the essential basics of a CPLC system. This has been explained again and again, but people are not listening seriously. Whenever an incident takes place, the immediate neighbours realise that something needs to be done. And next day they again go in to a state of denial.
I had suggested that we explore 3 options: 1)- Each of the existing 22 members make 2 members each, thus we reach our immediate goal; 2)-The 22 existing members provide a loan of Rs. 10,000 each, repayable in future; 3)- We together find some donors to fund main items of communication (Wireless set Rs. 200.000, Motorbikes, etc.).
Interestingly, as the project was initiated through an education of the community by distributing leaflets and personal contacts by the lone ranger (Hashim) in mid March 2007, the progress is very very slow. Some of the paid members have gone in to a disillusioning nightmare, and think that the Convenor is solely responsible for starting the system as early as possible. The fact is that even the current 22 paid members have mostly paid after numerous contacts and requests.
The convenor has spent a great deal of money in mobile phone communications, in photocopying the leaflets, in gas / fuel, personal time and emotional stress due to contacts with stone hearted neighbours.
Failure is not an option. We have to start a system as soon as possible. The organized criminals are on a rampage. They have recently robbed: C-111, B-70-2, B-5 (4th time!), and B-3.
The list of victims is growing. But even the victims seem to be insulated from a sense of community sharing.
Only God will help us ....
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
DNA Testing can solve most robbery cases
A NEW TOOL FOR POLICE
Since it was introduced in New York, DNA sampling has emerged as an important tool in hard-to-solve cases like burglaries, in which, according to the New York Times, arrests are made in only about 15 percent of reported offenses. In 2004, a pilot program launched in Queens called Biotracks, which netted 23 suspects tied to 34 burglary cases in a nine-month period, according to the Times. It led to the arrest of one man, Robert Medina, who pled guilty to five burglaries after DNA on a scarf he left at a crime scene was matched to a sample taken from him after a previous felony arrest.
The same procedure can be used with sex offenses, which are also difficult to solve. In a recent case, DNA from a Queens man convicted on a drug-related charge was matched to a sample saved from a rape kit that included a taunting note left for the victim. As a result, he was found guilty of first-degree rape and second-degree burglary.
Speaking in 2006, Police Commissioner Kelly asserted that DNA testing had led to the arrests of 210 sex offenders. New York City. The technology spurred the elimination last year of the state’s five-year statue of limitation for rape cases.
Perhaps the strongest case for expansive DNA sampling comes from England, which, in the last decade, has embarked on the world’s most aggressive DNA gathering effort. The country’s DNA database maintains over 4 million samples, covering about 6 percent of the population, more than ten times the rate at which DNA samples are collected in the United States. The database has yielded close to 3,000 crime scene matches per month, according to NewScientist.com, including “hits for 15 murders, 45 rapes and sexual offenses and 2,500 car, theft and drug crimes.”
At the same time, DNA sampling can help prove the innocence of individuals wrongly convicted of a crime. The Innocence Project, which uses DNA to try to win the release of the wrongfully convicted, has helped exonerate 201 individuals in the United States, and 23 in New York State. Most recently, DNA testing was used to exonerate Byron Halsey, the New Jersey man who had served 19 years in jail for the murder of the seven and eight-year old children of Halsey’s girlfriend. DNA testing instead implicated a neighbor who had testified against Halsey during the trial. In a statement that shows the powerful impact of DNA, the victims’ mother said, “I knew Byron loved Tyrone and Tina. It didn’t make sense to me that he could have done this. I always had my doubts, but I didn’t know what to do about them. I am thankful that the DNA testing has identified who really did this to my children and that Byron is being released today.”
Gotham Gazette, New York, USA
Membership Progress Report
Here is a membership progress report (P)= Paid Members. Total collection so far=Rs. 100,000. We need at least Rs. 300,000 to start the work:
| S.# | Names | Address | Status / eMail Address |
| 1 | Shahbazuddin Saheb (P) | B-R-23 | |
| 2 | Mohammad bin Abdul Haque(P) | B-34 | |
| 3 | Ali Jaafar Abidi (P) | B-16 | |
| 4 | Ashaar A. Farooqui (P) | C-145/1 | |
| 5 | Khawaja Ghulam Wajahat(P) | B-39 | |
| 6 | Saleemullah Ahsan(P) | B-6 | |
| 7 | Syed Abid Hussain (P) | B-38 | |
| 8 | Iqbal Qureshi (P) | B-33 | |
| 9 | Sajid Qureshi (P) | B-35 | |
| 10 | Zahid Hussain (P) | C-106 | |
| 11 | Murtaza Naqvi (P) | B-5 | |
| 11 | Hashim Syed (P) | B-97 | |
| 13 | Waliullah Khan (P) | B-268 | |
| 14 | Zahid Razi | B-95 | Submitted the membership form, but not ready to pay yet, in spite of many follow ups! |
| 15 | Raziullah Khan | B-268 | |
| 16 | Adil Siddiqui | B-98 | |
| 17 | Mohammad Kamran Saheb | B-9 | Considering - Ashaar Faruqi following him up |
| 18 | Altaf Majeed | B-44 | Wants to see action first |
| 19 | Nausherwan Butt | B-40 | Considering to join |
| 20 | Mohammad Najmi | B-68 | Having doubts about the project success. Needs more follow up |
| 21 | Mohammad Ali Ismail Suriya | C-145/2 | Agreed to join |
| 22 | Shahzad Aslam (P) | C-145 | |
| 23 | Lt. Col Ali Nazim (P) * | C-107 | * A star for our project. Security & Policing Expert, with critical view and ideas about the Police |
| 24 | Mahmood Alam | B-48 | Considering to join |
| 25 | Elahi Saheb | B-136 | Reviewing the literature. Waliullah to follow himup |
| 26 | Farid Saheb / Danish | B-53 | Considering to join. Zahid H following them |
| 27 | Majed Saheb (P) | B-62 | |
| 28 | Rizwan Saheb (P) | B-60 | |
| 29 | Ahmad ullah Siddiqui (P) | C-111 | |
| 30 | Ahmer Saheb | C-111/1 | Considering to join |
| 31 | Shehzad Saheb | C-105 | Considering to join |
| 32 | Syed Shakil Ahmad (P) | C-128 | |
| 33 | Naveed Aamir (P) * | C-149 | Took 5 minutes to join, and pay |
| 34 | Sohail Shafi Kapurwala | C-148 | Confirmed joining |
| 35 | Abdul Alim Saheb | B-55 | Doubtful about CPLC Zahid Hussain following him |
| 36 | Anees Piracha | B-45 | Wants to see First Action |
| 37 | Prof. M. Arif Latif, LLB * | B-87 | A star addition * |
| 38 | M. Zaman | B-86 | Reviewing the Project Literature |
| 39 | M. Latif Jamal | B-84 | Reviewing the Project Literature |
| 40 | Sirdar Ahmed Saheb | C-152 | Considering to join with about 10 members |
| 41 | Sarfaraz Alam (Shop at Mosque Al Fazal) | Opp B-53 | Considering Joining |
| 42 | Waseem Gul | C-199 | Reviewing options, and our project |
| 43 | Sheikh M. Iqbal | C-246 | Reviewing options, and our project |
| 44 | Nayyar Yar Khan | C-259 | Reviewing options, and our project |
| 45 | Shoaib Saheb | C-259/1 | Reviewing options, and our project |
| 46 | Shaukat Saheb | B-66 | Conirmed joinning |
| 47 | Syed Hussain Hyder | C-132 | Reviewing options, and our project |
| 48 | Shameem Rajput – GEO | B-131 | Wants to consult his neighbours. Reviewing options, and our project |
| 49 | Ayaz Saheb | C-103 | Confirms joining. Signed MC too. But delaying the payment |
| 50 | Abdulaziz Saheb PAF | B-9 | Willing to join in near future |
FOLLOWING HOUSEHOLDS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY ROBBERIES, SNATCHING, CAR JACKINGS OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS –
INCOMPLETE SURVEY LIST(e&oe)
| S.# | Address | Type |
| 1 | B-5 | Three times, robberies, attempted kidnapping of child |
| 2 | B-95 | Full scale robbery, dacoity |
| 3 | B-31 | |
| 4 | B-32 | |
| 5 | B-34 (FF) | Snatching in front of the house |
| 6 | B-53 | Cultus taken |
| 7 | B-271 | Snatchings reported |
| 8 | B-343 | Robbery in a relative’s house nearby |
| 9 | B-346 | Old case |
| 10 | B-267 | |
| 11 | B-268 | Valuable Car accessories taken out |
| 12 | B-274+ | Chowkidaar shot at nearby |
| 13 | C-104 | Gold snatched |
| 14 | B-7 | Both floors robbed simultaneously |
| 15 | C-114 | |
| 16 | C-145/1 | Car taken |
| 17 | A-82 | |
| 18 | C-111 | |
| 19 | C-259 | Latest case, on 16 May 2007 |
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