hand phone shop violence

[ykgen]

a very disturbing scene in the
Youtube.com which shows our mobile handphone seller
beating up foreigners whom refused to purchase their
good.

There are 4 videos in total, here are the links:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4eh6-QP7m0&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmpi6DTPmyk&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5C6seo-gDg


so someone do something? :(

[KenaTembak]

hei.. i notice the filming is some how done openly. those guys shud notice it...
just don understand

[sampoerna]

Ah Beng!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

ykgen - since you are reporter, why not try to make an exclusive coverage?? :cool:

[ykgen]

me takut kena walap..

[sampoerna]

If Ah Beng wallop reporter, then make it bigger news lor. Bring along TV3 Mr Karam as your bodyguard lor

[ykgen]

i'll see wat i can do la.. finding avenue to tell the authority..

[asyraflee]

Hmmm.

Maybe those are foreign workers and the sellers are recording the footage for the fun of it.

[noordin]

The Police should make an immediate investigation! :mad:

[leslie]

looks like they targetted only foreigners especially foreign workers :rolleyes:

[vladimir]

but that's not the first case already in sg wang :D

famous beating and cursing the foreign worker...

but i dont think its the best way to deal in business by wacking up ppl.

customer got the right not to buy from anyone which offered higher price.

one day , if ( the wacker ) went to buy other stuff from ppl stall and ppl wack them back...what do they feel?

[JackJack]

THE incident of cell phone traders assaulting their customers which appeared in the video sharing website YouTube.com recently, took place at Kotaraya shopping complex.
This was confirmed by the management of the complex and a trader.

Kota Raya Complex Management Sdn Bhd complex senior manager Heong Kim Meng admitted to The Malay Mail yesterday that it took place at the mall.

“We had viewed the YouTube.

com clip and contacted the tenant of the cell phone shop identified in the clip.

“We were not aware that an assault took place on our premises since no complaint was lodged with our security department.” Heong said the tenant had explained that there was a misunderstanding between his employees and a customer which resulted in the scuffle.

The assault, which took place in March, resulted in the sacking of four employees from the shop, Seven Dot Com Mobile.

The shop had since relocated.

A different tenant occupies the same lot on the ground floor of the mall.

Heong stressed that the assault was an “isolated incident”.

“The management does not tolerate such actions because it will affect our business. What the traders did was wrong.

They had conducted themselves badly,” he said.

“We have talked to our tenants to pay more attention to their employees with attitude problems and to educate them on how to handle their customers.” Heong said the management will not lodge a police report against the perpetrators as action had been taken by their employer.

A neighbouring trader on the ground floor of the mall confirmed that he saw the incident two months ago. A video clip of the incident was posted on YouTube.com titled The most terrible seller in MALAYSIA Part2.

In the footage, a salesman is seen negotiating with a customer who later refuses to buy his wares.

This earns the customer a slap in the face. The customer retreats, only to be chased by the salesman and several others who land blows on his body.

The trader said the incident was not the first.

“In the two years I’ve set up shop here, I have witnessed employees from the same shop assaulting their customers on other occasions.

“There are several other hottempered traders from different shops who did the same thing,” he claimed, adding that all the victims were foreign workers.

“They wouldn’t dare lay a finger on locals.” When The Malay Mail was at the location yesterday, we discovered that Seven Dot Com Mobile’s sign board had been covered up with posters of a local cell phone service provider and is occupied by a new tenant.

When approached, the employees at the shop lot denied knowing about the incident, claiming that the shop had only begun operating two months ago.

The Malay Mail approached other traders but most of them said they were unaware of the incident as they claimed to have only started working at the mall about a month or two ago.

Some traders said they had seen the clips on YouTube.

com but had no idea where the assault took place.

[ykgen]

ya.. saw that story.. i went to sg wang to find out.. kena trick n scooped by malay mail.. cilaka

[sampoerna]

ya.. saw that story.. i went to sg wang to find out.. kena trick n scooped by malay mail.. cilaka

:D :D :D
How to get front page news like that?
:D :D :D