project help cronies who are bankrupt....Tricubes named PDRM summons collection agent

 

 

The operator of the 1 Malaysia email project has been appointed as a collection agent for traffic police fines via bank teller machines and text messaging, Bernama Online reported today.

The financially-distressed Tricubes Bhd announced their appointment via a statement today to Bursa Malaysia.

The company’s 1 Malaysia email project, or myemail, introduced earlier this year was touted as a means to save the federal government RM200 million over 10 years by halving the cost of sending official correspondence to 50 sen from RM1.

While basic email is free for all Malaysians above the age of 18, users will have to pay for premium services such as end-to-end encryption and push billing services.

It was previously reported earlier that Tricubes has also approached four government agencies to use its push billing email system and will soon start pilot trials with two.

The agencies are the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), Road Transport Department (JPN) and Employees Provident Fund (EPF).

It is unclear if today’s announcement was related to the push billing programme.

Tricubes, which describes itself as “the market leader in Malaysia in identity verification”, made a net loss of RM481,502 for the quarter ended March 31, compared with the RM72,083 net loss it posted in the same period last year.

 

 

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WTH !!!!! Even collecting fine money also need SUB-CONTRACTOR? What is our gomen doing? Wasting money when they can just put everything single sen into the coffers. What about the MILLIONS used for upgrading the IT network for PDRM, all useless equipment?

Now, do they need sub-contractors to catch criminals?

tricubes is also in charge of the digitalization of our court systems/process documents. I'm pretty sure some 'Datuk' somewhere is laughing all the way to the bank.

Would you dare pay your fines via a financially distressed company. Who is to say that when the company eventually goes belly up, your money paid will also be missing (=not paid to PDRM). Then PDRM will cleverly tell you to pay again!

Is it not this company on the verge of bankrupcy and do not have a firm background on finance management are allow to collect huge amounts of traffic summons.

What is wrong with Malaysia?

NFC donated cattle to NS Umno leaders, paid Shahrizat’s expenses

The National Feedlot Centre (NFC) donated cattle to Datuk Shaziman Mansor and a “YB Yunus” in 2009, as well as spent RM26,400 on expenses for Datuk Seri Shahrizat Jalil, PKR said today, suggesting more financial irregularities in the company owned by the women, family and community development minister’s family.

Its secretary-general, Saifuddin Nasution (picture), told reporters that the national cattle farming project’s financial records show that RM5,281.87 of cattle was donated to Works Minister Shaziman on September 1, 2009.

The Machang MP also said the records showed that RM2,640.93 of cattle was donated on November 30, 2009 to “YB Yunus”, adding that “there is only one YB Yunus in Negri Sembilan.”

Datuk Yunus Rahmat is currently Klawang assemblyman and a state executive councillor.

“These transactions should not happen if the government is really monitoring NFC,” he said of the project.

He also told reporters NFC paid RM26,400 in expenses to Shahrizat, who is women, family and community development minister in 2008.

“If the NFC really has nothing to do with her, then she should not be involved in its operations let alone using it to pay for her expenses.

“The records do not say what it was for but I hope it was not for handbags or makeup,” he said.

Saifuddin also said RM70,000 worth of cattle was sold on credit to former Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Zulhasnan Rafique in 2008 who only paid off the debt in 2009.

He also revealed that NFC paid RM398,400 in 2009 to Shahrizat’s husband Datuk Mohamad Salleh Ismail and son Wan Shahinur Izran, both directors in NFC, to cover the rent for the company’s office in Mont Kiara.

PKR has repeatedly attacked the project and called for Shahrizat to resign over various allegations including over RM84 million in “loans” given by NFC to two other companies owned by her family.

This includes an upfront payment for a RM10 million luxury condominium in December 2009.

But both Tun Abdullah Badawi and Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, who were prime minister and agriculture minister respectively when the project was awarded, have said that Shahrizat need not resign as she is not directly involved in NFC.

This came after Umno MP Datuk Bung Mokhtar Radin called on the Wanita Umno chief to quit instead of “troubling others” in Umno.

Shahrizat has called the allegations a political attack to “destroy Wanita Umno” and insisted her family “does not deserve what the opposition has said. They work very hard.”

The Auditor-General’s Report released last month had criticised the NFC, pointing out that it was now “in a mess”.

The report said production in 2010 was only 3,289 head of cattle or 41.1 per cent of the target set.

But Agriculture Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar responded on October 31 that the project was a success as it met its target of 8,000 cattle by 2010 once 5,742 slaughtered cattle were taken into account.

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In Japan, if a minister is accused of any wrong doing or accused of corruption, malpractice of any sort, he or she will immediately resign and face the court of law. That is what Sharizat must do. Resign now and face the law. That's it. Ministers like Muhiddeen and Nor Omar should should refrain themselves from covering up or protect her from the NFC scandal instead they should instruct the MACC to initiate an immediate investigation. We the rakyat wants to the know the truth...

Ministers are not covering up for Sharizat. They are covering up their own involvement in awarding this project..

Malaysia is a country runs by a sick, stinking, dirty, immoral and highly corrupted UMNO government. Devils and cronies see no wrong ! The people bleed and 'GOD' just watch with glee!!!!

Sad, sad, people are out to destroy Wanita Umno. has it not been destroyed by Rafidah followed by Sharizat and gang. What else is there to destroy when they destroy themselves. The family works very hard and they deserve a pat on the back for purchasing a condo for RM 10 million. What a good and hard working job. Condo for breeding cows I suppose.MACC will always keep their eyes,ears and mouth closed.

scoundrel IGP....IGP says no report from MACC on cattle condo scandal

 

 

Tan Sri Ismail Omar today deflected questions on the National Feedlot Centre (NFC) “cattle condo” scandal, saying he has yet to receive any report from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

“So far, I’ve not received anything yet,” he said when pushed for an answer by a group of reporters who accosted him as he was leaving the Selangor police contingent’s Deepavali celebration here this afternoon.

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) initially appeared surprised when asked to comment and pointed out that the matter was a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) case.

When informed that the MACC had passed the case to the police to handle, Ismail said he would have to check on the matter before issuing any statement. He left the function at the Selangor police headquarters here without further comment.

MACC said on Monday it would not probe the controversial RM10 million purchase of a condominium by the federally-funded NFC project, claiming it was a case for the police to handle as it involved an offence under the Penal Code.

In a statement, the agency said it had already referred the case to the police, adding that this was in line with advice from the Anti-Corruption Advisory Board to only investigate offences under the MACC Act.

PKR was first to claim of corruption in the purchase of the multi-million ringgit condominium belonging to the National Meat and Livestocks Corporation (NMLC), a company wholly-owned by Datuk Seri Shahrizat Jalil’s family.

Its secretary-general, Saifuddin Nasution, said the luxury apartment at One Menerung, Bangsar, was recorded by NFC, a cattle-farming project managed by the minister’s family, as part of a RM83 million “loan” to NMLC.

But Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin savaged the party for the allegations, claiming the condo was bought as an investment when the NMLC found itself with excess funds when the government ran out of funds to develop satellite cattle farms.

The Auditor-General’s Report released last month had criticised the NFC, pointing out that it was now “in a mess”. The report said production in 2010 was only 3,289 head of cattle or 41.1 per cent of the target set.

Agriculture Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar, however, responded on October 31 that the project was a success and had met its targets.

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All senior MACC officers are now busy investigating money changers

Excuse me....I have not received directive order yet from PM. Please be patience as telecommunication lines TM, Celcom, Digi, Maxis were having poor reception. So just bear with me until.................................. Thank you.

The MACC report was stolen from the same office as the money.

When Opposition figures involved, it seems both MACC and Police rush in to investigate. When BN policitician involved, we have the impression that both party are playing game on passing the hot potatoe to one another?

Guess what? The RM10 million condo will mysteriously be sold and RM10 million will be deposited back into the NFC account so case is closed since the money is repaid. This is UMNO-MACC-PDRM style of closing the case and No Further Action.

governments pirates.....26 policemen quizzed over missing cash

Selangor police have questioned 26 policemen over the disappearance of cash evidence in the KLIA robbery case from its headquarters here, admitting today the incident could be due to negligence.

State police chief DCP Datuk Tun Hisan Tun Hamzah said police have opened a two-pronged investigation under sections 457 (breaking and entering) and 201 (causing the disappearance of evidence) of the Penal Code.

“We are looking into all procedural matters... whether there are negligence or criminal elements involved.

“If the matter is criminal, they or the person involved will be charged. If it is negligence, we will take disciplinary action,” he told reporters when met on the sidelines of the Selangor police contingent Deepavali celebration here.

Cash belonging to two of the three Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers charged with robbing money changers at KLIA in September was found missing on November 8.

According to Tun Hisan (picture), the cash, amounting to RM11,700, and a wallet were discovered missing from the office of an investigating officer at about 2pm that day.

He confirmed that the officer’s room had been broken into due to signs of tampering found on the door lock and that of the drawer where the items were kept. The cash is not part of the US$300,000 (RM930,000) that was seized in relation to the robbery.

Tun Hisan said the police would also investigate the officer’s reason for keeping the cash in his drawer instead of in the evidence store.

“By normal practice it should be kept in a proper (place). According to procedure... (but) it depends on the exhibit,” he said, adding that the IO has not been suspended from duties yet.

“We will look into it, look into why (the cash was kept in the drawer).

“But we are very serious about these cases because it could tarnish the image of the police force,” he added.

The three MACC officers claimed trial last month for robbing, and abetting a civilian in robbing, three money changers of RM930,000 at KL International Airport (KLIA) in September.

The three officers, aged between 20 and 35, hold the ranks of acting assistant commissioner, senior assistant superintendent and assistant superintendent.

The civilian, who had impersonated an MACC officer during the robbery, is still at large.

They allegedly robbed the money changers inside the satellite building at the KLIA on September 15.

 

 

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next,the officer will say he has invested the money to make money,no use keeping in drawer and does not grow

This is nothing new, it was reported that cash and other valuables had been lost while under police custody. Drugs had also gone missing. In other words, Police and MACC ar bent on stealing the cash anyway.

Not only PDRM. MACC, EC, Judiciary also badly tarnished. Malaysia Boleh!

NFC boss says twin cattle condos are rental cash cows

PKR central committee member Fariz Musa holds a picture of the One Menerung condominium, outside the Selangor MACC office

Dogged by claims of irregularity, the National Feedlot Corporation (NFC) finally broke its silence today to defend its purchase of multi-million luxury condominum units in Bangsar as a “good business decision”.

In a press briefing opened to selected mainstream media organisations, its chairman Datuk Seri Dr Mohamad Salleh reasoned that the investment had helped yield better returns for the NFC project compared to keeping the money in a bank.

It was also revealed then that the NFC owns two units at the upmarket condominium, as opposed to one as previously reported.

According to Berita Harian Online, however, Mohamad said the condominium units had cost over RM6 million each, instead of the RM9.8 million originally alleged by PKR.

Mohamad reportedly claimed that the money, if held in a bank, would have only yielded 2.6 per cent in annual returns.

“[Real estate investment] can generate annual profits of up to 12.9 per cent as well as cash rebates and rental yield of RM900,000 for the first year, which is channelled to the company and not to any individual,” the Malay daily quoted Mohamad as saying during the briefing.

The Berita Harian report, however, did not state if Mohamad, the husband of Cabinet Minister Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, had explained whether the federally-funded National Feedlot Centre had been allowed to make such alternative investments.

“There are still many projects under the NFC that are yet to be carried out.

“As such, while waiting for their implementation, I figured the grant money that was yet to be used should be invested so we can generate profits,” he said.

Despite disputing PKR’s allegations of corruption against his company, Mohamad said he was yet to decide if he should take legal action against his accusers, particularly PKR strategy director Rafizi Ramli.

“The whole family must sit together and discuss this before deciding further what action we should take,” the daily quoted him as saying.

PKR was first to expose details of the now-scandalised NFC project and recently revealed that Mohamad’s company had spent a whopping RM9.8 million to purchase the condominium unit.

Its secretary-general, Saifuddin Nasution, said the luxury apartment at One Menerung, Bangsar, was recorded by NFC, a cattle farming project managed by the minister’s family, as part of a RM83 million “loan” to NMLC.

But Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin savaged the party for the allegations, claiming the condo was bought as an investment when the NMLC found itself with excess funds when the government ran out of funds to develop satellite cattle farms.

Khairy has also claimed the condo had appreciated in value since it was purchased. He did not, however, specify the rental yield.

Many real estate experts have concluded that Kuala Lumpur is facing a glut of luxury properties, with rental yields falling as much as 50 per cent in some cases.

The Auditor-General’s Report released last month had criticised the NFC, pointing out that it was now “in a mess”. The report said production in 2010 was only 3,289 head of cattle or 41.1 per cent of the target set.

Agriculture Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar, however, responded on October 31 that the project is a success and had met its targets.

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Also do not forget to sue the Auditor General who said that the project is in a mess. And why the Auditor-General go and audit a private project? And that is a real mess! ...ha ha ha

lets forget about the cows and invest all the monies in condos.............

RM 70k per month in rental......we can import all the cows we need........hehehe

let them talk and talk until the cows come home....hehehe it gets funnier by the day

It simply get more and more funny! The more they talk, the more stupid these guys look and it drags the entire UMNO with it. If Najib has any sense, he will do damage control and chop off all the associated rotten parts, including his DPM, quickly.

Malaysians, wake up! If this trend of abuse of position and power by those in position is allowed to continue we will one day, which is not too far, face the social, economic and financial calamity that Greece, Spain, Portugal, and Italy are facing today. Our government leaders, entrusted to better manage our country's finances, are having a field day and spending billions of taxpayers money like there is no tomorrow. Check this decadence by putting a more accountable and responsible government in Putrajaya come GE13.

Cash belonging to robbery suspects goes missing

Cash belonging to two of the men charged with robbing money changers at KL International Airport (KLIA) in September has gone missing from the Selangor police headquarters.
In a statement released last night, Selangor police said RM11,700 in cash and a wallet were reported missing on Tuesday evening.

The cash is not part of the US$300,000 that was seized in relation to the robbery.
Three Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) claimed trial last month for robbery and abetting a civilian in robbing three money changers of RM930,000 at KLIA in September.

The three officers, aged between 20 and 35, hold the ranks of acting assistant commissioner, senior assistant superintendent and assistant superintendent. The civilian, who had impersonated an MACC officer during the robbery, is still at large.
They allegedly robbed the money changers inside the satellite building at KLIA on September 15.

The trio were arrested two days later after they were picked out by the victim during an identification parade.

It was earlier reported that the money changers were at the airport intending to board a flight to Singapore when the robbery took place.
The three are understood to have been carrying foreign currencies amounting to about RM2 million, which they had declared to Customs.




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If PDRM cannot be trusted to safekeep evidence then what chance have the rakyat for justice from this corrupted mob?

If entry records can be deleted at the Immigration, if the 2 police officers can go to court with the faces covered, if Abd. Razak Baginda can be released on bail after being accused of murder, if C4 can be taken out from Mindef,, if a jet engine can be missing and many more. What is so unexpected for the . RM 11,700 to be missing? The next news is that the US$300,000 will also be missing. The saying goes: "to catch a thief, better hire a thief" Thieves can catch thieves and not police can catch thieves.What is so wrong to be corrupted in the government in Malaysia? After all my bosses also are doing that. 

 

when money can go missing in a highly secured place like the police station...maybe next time money can also go missing from National Treasury Dept eh? 

 

This show that the police are worst than the robbers. Stealing monies from the victims and the greatest joke is that inside the police station itself.