Just would like to share what I see today at Angkasa Condominium.
Can find a proper place to voice it.

At around 9:30 am (10/04/2008), an old chinese guy (assumed to be from Angkasa Condominium Management staff) beat up a young chinese boy tenant (probably UCSI student) and asked security guard to call police.  According to the old guy, the kid being rude to him (verbally) and try to slap him (physically) when inside the office but he managed to evade the slap. 

During the period of our eye witnesses, we only saw the old guy scolding and throwing punches to the young boy.  Starting from when the kid come out from the office, the old guy gave a direct punch to the face of the young boy.  There are also punches to his arm but most of time to his face.  The young boy's spectacle also fall on the ground.  The young boy did not return any punches to the old guy throughout the period of our present.

Of course, I not sure what the conflict between them but based on my justification, it is wrong for the old management guy to act barbaric in public.  Since, he evaded the slap from the young boy then just call it off.  In another word, the young boy did not cause any injuries to the old guy but he suffered more injuries due to punches from the old guy.  I wonder whether the young boy can actually sue the Angkasa Condominium management for causing physical injuries.  Any lawyer interested? LOL

I have no relationship to any of them, but just commented as an eye witnesses.
As tenant in Angkasa Condominium Taman Connaught, it does puzzled me whether Angkasa Condominium Taman Connaught is managed by professional or gangster?  As a professional management staff, violent is definitely not the solution.

We hope that Angkasa Condominium Developer/Management will look into this matter.  Even media or NGO can look into this matter.

Opinion:
Luckily I am just renting in angkasa condominium and not an owner.
First, I felt like staying in Nigeria because too many nigerian.
Then, I felt like staying in Middle-East because too many middle-east tenant.
After that, I felt like staying in public university's hostel because there are so many rules and restrictions.
Now, I feel like staying in a jail because you will get beaten up by management staff if they feel offended.
Pity the condominium owners.