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IGP: Cops not allowed to use intimidation tactics
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Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Abdul Hamid Bador said no one in the police force is allowed to use intimidation tactics in any situation.
He said this following an incident where two activists claimed that they were subjected to intimidation by a Bukit Aman Special Branch officer identified as “Tuan Tan”, when they were called in for questioning on separate days over different events.
He said this following an incident where two activists claimed that they were subjected to intimidation by a Bukit Aman Special Branch officer identified as “Tuan Tan”, when they were called in for questioning on separate days over different events.
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