There’s a saying “Don’t get caught with your pants down” but in the case of a resident in SS14 Subang Jaya, he lost a pair of pants left out to dry at his gate at 2.30pm today (April 17 2023).
The resident, M was doing his regular check on his home CCTV when he noticed a passerby walking by his house and subsequently flinched a pair of trousers left out to dry at the gate.
“The suspect looks like a woman. I am going to lodge a police report on this and have alerted my neighbours to keep a lookout for this person,” he said.
Noticed anyone acting suspiciously in your neighbourhood in Subang Jaya? Call the police at 03-7862 7222.
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