How will PDRM ensure a thorough probe into the viral China allegations?

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PDRM will carry out a thorough disciplinary investigation and take legal action if a breach is found.

PDRM has opened a disciplinary investigation into one of its personnel over allegations of insulting local residents while travelling in China. The inspector-general of police, Tan Sri Mohd Khalid Ismail, said the force will conduct a thorough investigation, while the personnel remains on active duty pending the outcome.
The officer remains on active duty while the probe continues.

The personnel concerned has not been removed from duty during the investigation. Mohd Khalid said the case is still under review, which means the disciplinary process is ongoing.
PDRM says it will examine both discipline and any possible law breach.

Mohd Khalid said the force will look at disciplinary aspects first, and will also take appropriate action if any breach of the law is established. That places the case under both internal regulations and possible legal scrutiny.
The controversy centres on conduct alleged in a public area in China.

The case involves a social media influencer who is also a member of the police force. She was alleged to have shouted inappropriate remarks while covering her nose in a public area in China, and the matter drew widespread attention, including from foreign media.
The police chief reminded all personnel to follow the force’s rules even abroad.

Mohd Khalid said all police officers and personnel must uphold proper conduct at all times, whether in Malaysia or abroad. He added that they remain subject to the force’s regulations and standard operating procedures even when not in uniform.

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