KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia September 9, 2025 – Deputy Inspector-General of Police, DIG Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay, urged Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) personnel to uphold integrity as the cornerstone of their service, warning that no leniency will be shown to those involved in syndicates or criminal activities. The address was delivered to PDRM leadership, staff, and course participants in Kuala Lumpur today.
He highlighted that lapses in supervision often lead to disciplinary issues and misconduct, ultimately affecting the quality of service delivery to the public. Supervisors at all levels were called upon to be more proactive in monitoring and guiding their subordinates.
“The increasingly complex crime landscape and the widespread influence of social media demand swift responses from law enforcement. Complacency, leniency, and taking shortcuts, particularly in managing investigation papers, must be eradicated to enhance service effectiveness,” he stressed.
The address was attended by 119 course participants from the Traffic Investigation Officer Course Series 2/2025, District Management Division Head Course Series 2/2025, Ballistic Investigation and Firearms Usage Course Series 1/2025, and Professional Interaction Communication Skills Course Series 2/2025.
Also present were Deputy Director of Management (Training) Bukit Aman, DCP Datuk Marzuki Mohd Mokhtar, and PDRM College Commandant, DCP Dr. Che Ghazalie Che Awang.