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25 individu diambil keterangan berkait kes AKPS

Ketua Polis Negara Khalid Ismail berkata rakaman CCTV turut diambil bersama laporan doktor bagi memastikan semua perkara berkaitan diteliti.

25 individu diambil keterangan berkait kes AKPS

Kuala Lumpur police have questioned 25 individuals in connection with an incident involving Malaysia's Anti-Criminal and Protection Border Agency (AKPS) Director Shuhaily Mohd Zain at Terminal 1 of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). National Police Chief Khalid Ismail confirmed that the force has obtained CCTV footage and medical reports to ensure a thorough investigation.

He urged the public not to be influenced by speculation surrounding the incident. As for the duties of the Transportation Control Officer (TCO) under the Special Branch, Khalid clarified that their primary responsibilities include gathering threat intelligence, conducting risk assessments, and enforcing safety measures at the airport.

He emphasized that this is a routine task undertaken by officers and members, and hopes no misconduct has occurred while the investigation is ongoing. Regarding potential violations of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Khalid stated that this remains unconfirmed until further investigation. He also noted that such violations might only occur within the TCO building itself or at KLIA.

The police will conduct a thorough inquiry before compiling the final report to be presented to the Attorney General's office. Meanwhile, the two officers involved in the incident continue to perform their regular duties, while the police investigation continues. Shuhaily had previously handed himself over to the government following concerns over a viral video allegedly showing him directing an individual at KLIA Terminal 1.

He stated that the matter has been clarified to the highest levels of the government and the Ministry of Home Affairs, and he is ready to accept any decisions regarding this issue.

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