SEREMBAN: The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) must adopt a more proactive approach in addressing issues of criminal misconduct, particularly those involving its own members and officers, rather than waiting for actions from other agencies, said Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay. He emphasized that swift action could enhance professionalism and accountability among personnel, which are critical for preserving PDRM’s image and credibility as a law enforcement institution committed to high integrity.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Ayob Khan stressed that every police personnel should take a firm stand and show zero tolerance toward misconduct, including corruption. He stated, “There are no small or big terms; what matters is our need to act decisively and proactively. We should initiate investigations from the outset, without awaiting intervention from other parties.” His remarks were made to reporters after addressing the state-level Integrity Day.

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evealed that 831 police personnel faced disciplinary action from January to September this year. Among these, 745 cases involved integrity offences, while seven officers were charged with corruption. Furthermore, 38 personnel faced charges related to drug offences, 31 were involved in criminal activities, and 10 were charged with Syariah offences.