PETALING JAYA: The police are setting the record straight after a Facebook post claimed that minimal action was taken on a burglary suspect.
The post claimed that the police had released the suspect, whom the writer identified as a neighbour.
"In the police report on May 8, the poster said her house was broken into when she was away for seven weeks during the movement control order period. "On May 24, an arrest was made at the Harmoni Apartment in Damansara Damai. The police located the complainant's watch.
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