fbpx
Connect with us

Social Stories

WATCH: Video of Policeman Appearing to Receive Bribe Goes Viral, Police Are Investigating

Published

ft police 2
Source: Twitter

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

One of the worst problems we have within our justice system is bribery and corruption which often runs rampant within the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).

Recently, a video of what appeared to be a police officer receiving something from a member of the public under suspicious circumstances went viral.

Screenshot 909

 

In the video, a pair of police officers could be seen walking around in public talking to a man in front of a shop lot.

Before the police officer walked away, he then shook hands with the man who appeared to be passing him something suspiciously.

Screenshot 910

 

It is unclear what was passed and what it was for.

 

Under police investigation

The video has since captured the attention of the police force. According to BERNAMA, the Sandakan District Police Headquarters (IPD) has confirmed receiving a complaint regarding the viral video clip on social media.

abdul e1680143990371

 

District Police Chief ACP Abdul Fuad Abdul Malek said an investigation by the Sandakan IPD Integrity and Standard Compliance Division was underway to identify if there was any wrongdoing by the policeman concerned.

“If there is proof, the police will not hesitate to take stern action against the policeman involved as well as the giver.”

Abdul Fuad urged members of the public who have information related to the incident to contact the head of Integrity and Standard Compliance Division of Sandakan IPD, ASP Mohammed Noor Zaid Zainuddin, at 013-3811239.

Watch the full video below:

 

Stay tuned for more updates!

 

Also read: PDRM Traffic Officer Caught on Camera Allegedly Accepting Bribe From Lorry Driver

My Post 1 2022 12 29T121759.419

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter
Source: Sabah Post

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

collage 103 collage 103
News5 hours ago

Govt Announces Free Tolls Nationwide on December 23 & 24 for Christmas Celebrations

Malaysians NEED NOT pay toll fares on Monday to Tuesday (December 23 to 24) in conjunction with the Christmas celebration...

collage 102 collage 102
News1 day ago

M’sian Woman Asks BF to Come Over, Allegedly Locks Him in a Room & Physically Abuses Him With Her Family 

Tawau District Police recently shared a statement about a 27-year-old man who was allegedly abused and locked up by his...

feat image tiktok feat image tiktok
News1 day ago

Malaysia Tops List of Governments Worldwide for MOST Requests Sent to Remove Content on TikTok

Popular social media platform TikTok recently published its latest “Government Removal Requests Report“, which provides an insight into the volume...

collage 2 4 collage 2 4
News1 day ago

SUHAKAM Criticises Shariah Court’s Decision to Enforce Public Caning as Punishment for Khalwat

In November, a 42-year-old Malaysian widower was reported to become the first person in Terengganu to be caned in public...

feat image apple indo feat image apple indo
News1 day ago

Apple Agrees to Invest RM4.51 BILLION in Indonesia to Lift Ban on the iPhone 16 Series

Previously, we shared how the Apple iPhone 16 Series is banned from being sold in Indonesia until the tech giant...

feat image malay feat image malay
News1 day ago

DBP Director: Malaysia is World’s Weirdest Country, Citizens are Embarrassed to Speak National Language

Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) director-general Dr Hazami Jahari recently shared his frustrations about the attitude towards Bahasa Melayu in...

collage 1 5 collage 1 5
News1 day ago

A Look Back at the Tragic Ulu Tiram Police Station Attack that Shook the Nation & Neighbouring Countries

The tragic attack on the Ulu Tiram police station that happened on May 17 has since shocked the nation and...

feat image trustworthy feat image trustworthy
News1 day ago

Study: Influencers, Politicians & Religious Leaders Among Top 5 LEAST Trusted Professions in Malaysia

Ipsos, one of the world’s largest market research companies, recently published its latest study on the trust in professions in...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY