Cops launch nationwide programme to forge ties with students

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Tuesday, 05 Jan 2016
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KUALA LUMPUR: Police have launched a back-to-school programme to forge closer ties with students nationwide.

Crime Prevention and Community Safety principal assistant director (policy and resources) Senior Asst Comm Coursesenu Ibrahim said the pilot programme was introduced to keep students on the right path.

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Cops launch nationwide programme to forge ties with students