IGP says times have changed, crimes getting more complex
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun said the advancement of new technology has made it difficult for the police to combat crimes in the country. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri
“Nowadays criminals have new means of engaging in fraudulent activities and the crimes are getting more complex as they are no longer domestic based but have gone beyond borders. In line with this year’s Police Memorial Day theme, ‘Polis dan Masyarakat Berpisah Tiada’ Mohamad Fuzi said the police made it a point to hold meetings with the community to share information and for action to be taken.
Meanwhile, Mohamad Fuzi said though the crime rate in the country had been decreasing each year generally people still do not feel safe.
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