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By: BrieDMan

BrieDMan — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 08:21:18 +0000

tama.. sayang lng binabayad sa knila ng mga tao..
tpos wla nmn gingwa.. minsan p nga nakasalubong ko pulis nka motorsiklo nag papasikat sa gitna ng kalsada.. muntik pa makasagasa ng bata.. pde bang banatan ung mga gnun?

By: rich_kid84

rich_kid84 — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 08:13:01 +0000

Hindi naman ata solusyon ang pagiging nakakalat ng mga MMDA sa daan e. kasi nakakalat lang sila. Ganon din mga pulis. Nakatambay sa ilalim ng mga puno para hindi maarawan. Sa tingin ko, dapat mapicturan yang mga yan e. Tapos ikalat mga picture nilang pinapakita wala silang ginagawa at wala silang kwenta. Matraffic pa rin kahit may mga MMDA, may nakawan pa rin kahit may mga pulis. Un lang. Pointing fingers is not a solution, giving evidence of their non-productivity and efficiency is a start. Un lang.

By: Lan Aguila

Lan Aguila — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:58:20 +0000

Ano ba yan ganyan lang ba kayo katalino at ang nakikita nyo lang solusyon para mabawasan ang krimen gamit ang motorsiklo ay paglalagay ng plate no. sa helmet. Wow naman! palagay nyo ba hindi magagawan ng paraan nyan ng mga krimenal para malusotan ang krimen kahit may batas na ilagay ang plate no. sa helmet. matatalino yan.
Sa palagay ko kung mabibilis mag responde mga pulis at kung mga alert yan, masipag mag ronda, nakakalat sila saan mang lupalop ng pilipinas mapipigilan nila ang mga krimenal. pag isipan nyo mabuti. yun lang.

By: jackie_chan

jackie_chan — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 21:06:30 +0000

not ID stickers on helmets but 100% police efficiency, 100% no police corruption, and 100% no police abuses.

even with ID stickers on helmets, a criminal will always find a way to commit the crime.

requiring ID stickers on helmets will already mark a rider s a criminal which is unconstitutional and a human rights abuse.

By: lizz

lizz — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:30:47 +0000

just 5:30 pm today. me and my family.my three kids and my husband were on the third florr of our ofc building.we were in the room not knowing what was about to happen when a noise came from the garage below. next thing we realized,i saw from the third floor window a man going down from a motorcycle poking a gun at my father and our ofc messenger. he was shouting”ibigay mo na ibigay mo na!”pag di mo binigay yung bag mo babarilin ko yang kasama mo!” we freaked and i ran to the phone, my husband headed towards the door to go down and my eldest son followed.i was stuck on the landline phone waiting for the 117 operator to pick up…but it took so long.this time i can only pray and use the only weapon i had.to ask for the Lord’s help in prayer..i tried dialing from the celfone and handed the landline to my daughter so she too can try contacting the police. then
i heard a gunshot.after few more rings an operator picked up and i relayed that my dad was shot and that they should send policemen. then i headed towards the window again anticipating the worst..that my father was dead. and i was praying not to hear another gunshot.my daughter proceeded to the window to try and get the platenumber…she could only see the three lettters 708 and the letters eu. then…i instructed her to keep on looking and that she should stay there with her 6 year old sister…then i ran down the stairs…praying to see my father alive..and when i saw him standing by the gate..i almost jump on him and cried for joy…my prayers were answered. it took about 7 minutes more till the policemen appeared with guns.. but the motorcycle bandit already fled..not in full speed..as if he was just cruising as relayed by bystanders. there were people who witnessed the scene. no one helped.they just watched..later on i interviewed them and they said they were too scared to do anything at all.no one even tried to call the police…nor even saw the plate number..they were just plain scared..the motorcycle bandit left wth my dad’s bag.i was successful in freezing the credit card but my dad forgot he left his atm card in the bag too…and the bandit was able to withdraw his sss pension…it was a small amount compared to the great gift God has spared him today…my father’s life and our messenger’s life. But when they reported the incident the policemen said…it can’t be enough because we were not able to get the complete plate number.if the helmet had a number on it…then we can have a chance to trace and stop this man at least…there may be hundreds of them but at least …if there was a number..we can identify him and have a stronger case.

By: katotoy

katotoy — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 12:38:16 +0000

@dark_side #40

the way you talk in this forum shows what you are. mukang gago ka talaga as you said even without stickers on your helmet. get a life .

By: MC

MC — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:53:15 +0000

So.. MMDA and MMC plan to continue implementation of the Helmet sticker “policy” (they don’t call it a law). Both the Manila and Makati mayors are saying that the Supreme Court in a 1991 case ruled that MMDA/MMC have no authority to legislate at all. The PNP and MCPF have bonded an are agreement on alternatives. So the resolution depends on who is really in control of the city.

By: Tribal Jon

Tribal Jon — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 04:26:14 +0000

kawawa naman yung may ari ng plate no. kapag ginaya ito ng mga criminals at inilagay sa helmet nila… ano kaya plate no. ni B.F.? (”,)

By: v-rod

v-rod — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 00:29:53 +0000

why make new ordinances and not implement the neumerous existing laws? so crazy of it.