JPJ Officers Reportedly Face Alleged Dog Attacks & Black Magic In Foreign Driver Crackdown

Enforcement officers from the Road Transport Department (JPJ) are reportedly facing various threats while carrying out the Foreigners Operation (Op PEWA) in Kota Bharu, Kelantan.

According to JPJ Senior Director of Enforcement Datuk Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan, some of the threats included officers being locked inside premise, attacked by pet dog, and even claiming to have been affected by black magic while carrying out their duties.

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JPJ officers reportedly attacked by pet dogs and affected by black magic

Muhammad Kifli said these incidents were among the risks faced by enforcement officers, particularly when dealing with individuals who attempted to evade action after violating the law, as reported by Harian Metro.

He explained that such incidents occurred when officers were trying to pursue drivers and take enforcement action against them.

“Throughout Op PEWA, there have been many threats against our officers. There have been cases where officers chased drivers to a certain area before being locked inside by foreigners from the outside.

“There were also officers who were bitten by pet dog kept at the premises. Some officers even claimed that they had been affected by black magic,” he said.

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“Our officers are trained to handle various situations”

Despite the various challenges and threats faced on the ground, Muhammad Kifli said JPJ officers and personnel remain committed to carrying out enforcement operations.

He added that the department would continue taking firm action against those involved in such offences, while ensuring the safety of its officers.

“We will continue enforcing the law. Our officers are trained to handle various situations, but their safety remains a priority,” he said.

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