IGP: Refusal to yield to police-led VIP convoys against the law

By NATASHA JOIBI

A file picture of a police-led convoy.

PUTRAJAYA: Road users who defy police instructions, particularly when asked to give way to VIP convoys, can be penalised under the law, says Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.

The Inspector-General of Police said failure to follow instructions could result in road users getting penalised under three laws.

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Crime , Police convoy , VIP , Khalid Abu Bakar , IGP

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