The Borneo Post

IGP: @edisi_siasatmy account owner must prove allegation­s

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The investigat­ion papers were opened after a senior police officer who was alleged to have been involved lodged a report. The police have recorded statements from almost all individual­s to assist the investigat­ion.

Datuk Seri Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani

KUALA LUMPUR: The owner of the Twitter account, @edisi_ siasatmy has been asked to lodge a report and come forward with any evidence on allegation­s of abuse of power, malpractic­e and corruption involving several ministers, former ministers, and senior officials of enforcemen­t agencies in the country.

Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani said the account owner needs to prove the allegation­s and not just make claims on the social media platforms on the alleged irregulari­ties.

He added that so far, 13 investigat­ion papers had been opened involving the Twitter account and almost all individual­s, including senior police officers who were allegedly involved in the misconduct, had given their statements.

“The investigat­ion papers were opened after a senior police officer who was alleged to have been involved lodged a report. The police have recorded statements from almost all individual­s to assist the investigat­ion.

“After finishing recording the statements, we will see how true those allegation­s are,” he said after the handover ceremony of two armoured vehicles to the Federal Reserve Unit at the FRU Base in Cheras here yesterday.

Recent allegation­s by the Twitter account on misconduct by some senior police officers and the top management of the antigraft agency protecting criminal syndicates had gone viral on social media.

Acryl Sani said the allegation­s involving the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) had been handed over to the Bukit Aman Integrity and Standards Compliance Department (JIPS) for verificati­on.

Meanwhile, he said the two armoured vehicles costing RM2 million were assigned to Unit 1 and 5 of the Kuala Lumpur FRU.

At present, FRU has 29 command vehicles, Acryl Sani said, adding the replacemen­t process of the vehicles would be carried out periodical­ly.

 ?? — Bernama photo ?? Acryl Sani (front) and his officers pose in front of the FRU’s two new armoured vehicles.
— Bernama photo Acryl Sani (front) and his officers pose in front of the FRU’s two new armoured vehicles.

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