KUALA LUMPUR: Senior police officers have been told not to form cliques within the police force.
“There is no such thing as ‘my men’ or ‘your men’,” said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani.The police force must act as one without having factions, he said in his speech after witnessing the handing-over ceremony for the Selangor police chief post yesterday.
Later at a press conference, the IGP said there should be no discrimination against any officer or rank-and-file member. While not ruling out the possibility that there could be some cliques within the police force, Acryl Sani said this could also be just a perception of others.“Nonetheless, we don’t want such a culture in the police force.”On Comm Hussein as the new Selangor police chief, Acryl Sani said: “I am confident he will be able to lead Selangor police to new heights.”
“However, he will need the full support of all Selangor officers and personnel, especially head of departments and OCPDs,” he said.“It is a huge responsibility leading a 14,000-strong state contingent and I will do my best to fulfil my duties.
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