The Kedah police chief, Datuk Fisol Salleh, has called on the public to report any modified vehicles they see in an effort to curb illegal racing and street gangs ('mat rempit'). He emphasized that this unethical activity requires a collaborative approach, urging citizens to photograph and share images of altered cars, motorcycles, or even bicycles with modifications like 'sotong' tires, removed brakes, and modified carburetors. Police will then track down the owners and take action.
: Polis meminta masyarakat di Kedah mengambil gambar dan menularkan di media sosial kenderaan yang diubah suai, sebagai usaha mengekang kes lumba haram dan aktiviti samseng jalanan atau ‘ mat rempit ’.
“Saya nak warga Kedah, sila ambil gambar jika nampak kenderaan sama ada kereta atau motosikal, malah basikal juga... jika motosikal diubah suai dan tidak mengikut spesifikasi, tayar ‘sotong’, brek dibuang, karburetor dinaik taraf untuk merempit, ambil gambar... viralkan. Beliau berkata arahan penguatkuasaan telah dikeluarkan di semua ibu pejabat polis daerah di Kedah, khususnya bahagian trafik dan jabatan lain yang berkenaan.
Sementara itu, beliau berkata sebanyak 330 item rampasan termasuk 242 ekzos, 77 lengan ayun, lima karburetor serta enam lain-lain item yang disita di bawah Seksyen 64 Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987, dilupuskan hari ini berdasarkan arahan pelupusan di bawah Seksyen 407 Kanun Prosedur Jenayah.
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