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YOURSAY | Police can't be marking their own exam paper Modified25 Apr 2021, 11:28 pm A MarioT: Firstly, my condolences to the bereaved family. Custodial death has been the norm in Malaysia for a long time and treated very lightly by the authorities. Even the so-called custodians of Indian welfare, especially the political parties, pretend not to know about it. The inspector-general of the police (IGP) may have a lot to comment about on other issues, but these dubious and mysterious deaths occurring in his own detention centres are totally ignored. Very Concerned Citizen: How many more persons...

Teoh Beng Hock Trust wants IPCMC to look into Ganapathy's death Published A - The Teoh Beng Hock Trust for Democracy has called on the government to immediately set up the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) to investigate the cause of death of A Ganapathy. It has also called for an overhaul of the 1953 Lockup Rules to protect detainees’ right to access medicine, after the death of Ganapathy who was detained at the Gombak police headquarters on Feb 24, and died on April 20 after a month in Selayang Hospital's intensive care unit. "His family has accused the polic...

From detention to amputated legs, death: MP renews call for IPCMC Published Modified4:54 am - Klang MP Charles Santiago has renewed calls for an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) after a man had both his legs amputated and later died after being detained by the police. Charles ( above) also urged Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador to ensure an independent investigation into the death... All Access Plan

KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's front-line policemen are expected to be equipped with body-mounted cameras as early as September this year, as the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) force moves towards improving its services and enhancing its integrity. Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador said the RMP, together with the Home Ministry, is in the final stage of discussions to procure more than 2,100 units of the device, which will be supplied nationwide. "We have now entered the tendering phase. I believe our men will start wearing them in Q4 - some time in September or October this year," he told...

YOURSAY | Rogue cops get pep talk before action is taken? Modified2:00 am BusinessFirst: If a crime has been committed by police officers, why do you need to give the 34 officers warnings to stop? You mean if they stop doing it, they are cleansed of their crimes, they can retain all the loot and continue to be upstanding police officers? How ridiculous, illogical and totally unlawful. No wonder there are many cases still unsolved, such as M Indira Gandhi's missing daughter, Tan Beng Hock's death and forced disappearances. Further, these constant warnings are really odd. If these bad police of...