PETALING JAYA: The vice chairman and the executive council member of the Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation have expressed disbelief towards the plight of police officers in the country.
The issue was highlighted in a story FMT carried yesterday upon interviewing some personnel from the force.
The issue was highlighted in a story FMT carried yesterday upon interviewing some personnel from the force.
When called for comments, Lee Lam Thye and Robert Phang were stunned to be made aware that police personnel are facing shortage of funds in their respective departments.
Earlier, in a phone conversation, Lee requested FMT to send an email with regards to the issue as he has yet to be briefed about the matter.
However, later in a short sms exchange, Lee notified FMT that he wished to personally check and confirm the issues before making any comments.
“I am sorry, no comment at the moment, I wish to check and confirm the matter first,” said Lee who is also a social activist.
On the other hand, Phang when contacted repeatedly asked whether the allegations by police officers came from solid data.
“Are you sure this is happening,” he asked.
Upon being given more details, Phang immediately told FMT that the occurring problems have to be addressed as soon as possible; and further stressed that it must be stopped immediately.






