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Apr 18, 2009 Letters

Dear Editor,
Have you noticed that about 95% of the vehicles used by criminals to commit their acts are usually the AT 192s, the 212s, the CG motorcycles, bicycles and the very simple everyday taxi styled cars?
Have you noticed that about 95% of the vehicles stopped at most police road blocks are usually none of the above? The majority of the vehicles pulled over are pickup trucks, Hilux, Tundra, Titan, SUVs and the flashy sport cars etc.
Maybe I am wrong to suggest that the primary purpose of road blocks with fully armed policemen and sometimes with the assistance of the Army is to apprehend criminals.
P. Fung

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