Quote from: Hero33 on October 19, 2005, 12:31:12 PM
can anyone give particulars where in QC?

All I know is Katipunan-Libis overpass

Yes.


And Please add Tomas Morato, Roosevelt Street and Kalayaan as your top 3 most scariest places after 12:00AM.

Pls be careful guys.

Quote from: Hero33 on October 19, 2005, 12:31:12 PM
can anyone give particulars where in QC?

All I know is Katipunan-Libis overpass

T.Morato
Timog
Hemady
Gilmore
Panay Ave.
Quezon Ave.

kabarkada ko natutukan ng baril n nacarnap along tandang sora a month or two ago.. mga nakatanod pa na uniform, kutob namin mga pulis, ung hirit pa sa kanya nung nilapitan sila ng armed men 'shabu! may shabu sa kotse na yan!'

Quote from: JPG111 on October 19, 2005, 02:07:17 PM
T.Morato
Timog
Hemady
Gilmore
Panay Ave.
Quezon Ave.

Hemady? nako, this is my route pa naman on the way home after gimik. thanks for the warning...

haay. a bunch of my friends told me about this too. grabe yung carjacking incidences over here, its too much.   the police should work faster on catching those criminals so that they wont harm more victims.

Nakow!!!! sila sila(cops) rin ang may gawa niyan! when the heat gets too much, they will catch some fall guys, at the same time lay low kasi kumita na and declare the problem SOLVED!! Shit these people!!!




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sa roosevelt may narinig din ako.

ingat lang sa pagdrive boys and girls kapag gabi

oh man! puro dinadaanan ko lahat yun ah! damn those assholes!

anyway, i guess we just have to be extra careful nowadays.  

how do you react if you are in such a situation? all i can think of is run them down or go fast and furious and hope you're a better driver than they are.

this is indeed very alarming...I seldom go out at night now, lalo na pag qc area, takot ako pumunta at night...I just watch TV at home, tipid pa sa gas. Pero seriously speaking, this is really scary...and sad to say, pero parang hopeless kasi those men in uniforms are the ones involved here (most probably or should i say "as usual")...this country is hopeless, politicians think that the Philippines is one big "money-making device"...


For me, parang ang simple lang i-solve niyang carjackings na yan eh: deploy rookie policemen in civilian clothes in hotspots using the SUV's of their bosses ('yung kila general at kila captain), then maybe they could be the target of the bad guys, then it will easily become an entrapment operation...then pag may nahuli na, i-rush yung hearing ng kaso, then if proven guilty, instant execution...T**g 'na kasi dito sa 'tin eh...mas marami pang human rights yung accused kesa sa biktima....

agree ako kay nasty, pag nahuli patayin na agad. ubusin mga lahi nila. masiyadong symathetic mga tao  towards criminals. sympathy ng society will only enourage them do do more crimes.

call me cynical but, for all we know, these are the works of the pro-gloria military who wants to create a handy reason for her to declare martial law. if u noticed, this also goes with the seemingly alarming issue about possible terrorist attack in the metro.

this gov't has no truth anymore, u can't blame some people, including myself, to think this way.

Do not stop when you are accosted.  Use those circuit-racing skills and bump them with the front right corner bumper to get away if they block your space.  That's the strongest corner and safest way to bump anyone without disabling your car.  Then, if your not sure if it was a legit policeman that you hit, speed away, park in the nearest mall and report that your car was stolen.  hehe  

SERIOUSLY mga dudes, we should think of a STRATEGY to "fight" them. the simplest is just not to go out at night, but it's kinda paranoid, I'm starting to miss night-outs...