The Inspector-General of Police, who is expected to retire in May, said after almost two years as the country's top cop, he was ready to retire.
"I can't wait to do more farming once I retire," he said in an interview with Tan Sri Johan Jaafar during a Sinar Harian Facebook Live session on Wednesday ."Use the authority given to help people, instead of victimising them.Meanwhile, on an ongoing operation against illegally modified motorcycle exhausts, the IGP said such an operation was needed as such offences were a nuisance to the public.
"I made the decision to go after riders with modified exhausts as it was bothering people, especially in housing areas such as People's Housing Projects ."Our mission is to ensure peace and harmony for all but such noise impacts everyone.To the naysayers who claimed that the police are victimising the riders, who are mostly from the lower-income group, Abdul Hamid said modifying the exhausts cost thousands of ringgit.
"Those who criticise the move might live in elite neighbourhoods where such noise is unheard of," he added.
Farming like milking.... The Rakyat?
Dah cukup kenyang la tu...
itu kes jho low, adib, pastor Raymond sumer ... dah selesai?
Kalau dh looking2 forward ni selalunye lg la x perform
Don’t retire with unfinished job : bring back your good friend Jho Low
Has he completed some Malaysians disappearance tasks yet?
Sampai nk pencen jho low x jumpe2. Masa mula2 dpt jd kpn dulu geybang bkn main.
eloklah.. sesuailah tu.. selamatlah bersara.. bagi nafas baru.. harapnya kearah lebih baik..
Back to tanam jagung I guess
Bersara wajib dah ke?
Pls do today. Thanks
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