We have received an email about another case of Vandalism act on cars :

LOW CRIME DOESN'T MEAN NO CRIME. Be vigilant. Keep a lookout.
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NEWS UPDATE!

On 25th of July, Mr Teo reported to the police that his car was scratched very badly. He claimed that he parked his car at the Multi-storey Carpark in between Blk 20-21 on Vic's Street. On that morning, Mr Teo wanted to go to work as usual, he went to get his car. Unfortunately, he saw a well-build man dressed in black, has a Black cap and wore sunglasses. The man was about 1.6-1.7metres tall and according to Mr Teo, he was holding a Key and "Scratching" the car. Furious, Mr Teo went to confront the man. However, the Man fled. Mr Teo had to pay a few hundred bucks just to repair his damaged car. Mr Teo is very furious about this.

Here's a picture of the scratched car:

We have brought up the matter to the police. The police are doing their best to catch the culprit. Meanwhile, here are some tips on how to prevent such acts of Vandalism occurring:

1. Park your car in a place that is well-lit .
   
2. Park in the garage, if you have one.
   
3. Have a car cover.
4. Add a security system alarm.
5. Get your neighbors to keep a look out for you (your car).

You can play a part in the community too.

Recently,Reports have shown that the crime rate in our neighbourhood (Vic Street) is on the rise, and many neighbours are complaining to the police about issues such as vandalism, robberies, and shop-lifting. The most recent issue is the topic on Car Vandalism.
Here are some of the photos taken recently at Vic's Carpark(Near Block 25):

Acid being spilled on this car.

Paint sprayed on the back of the car.

The police is trying to create public awareness about the measures implemented in the neighbourhood (especially at Vic Street MRT station) to detect and prevent terrorism. How outrageous these people can be !! Anyone who seen those vandalising cars, please help our neighbourhood by contacting the police straight away. Do not hesitate. Help Us Keep our Neighbourhood safe by calling this hotline :999 or Visit our Facebook & Twitter page.