When stealing cables becomes too public, this is a lack of enforcement problem
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An alleged cable theft near Jelatek LRT raises questions about how brazen criminals have become and whether existing deterrents are enough to stop them.
From the original report
ONE of the cardinal rules of thievery is that the act of theft should not be witnessed by anyone.
But it appears a group of criminals have forgotten such a vital lesson as seen in this video on X by netizen @kasturi2u .
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- Sep 16, 2026
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