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Impostors giving police force a bad name

By ROYCE TAN, ARNOLD LOH, AUSTIN CAMOENS and YEE XIANG YUN

PETALING JAYA: Police impostors have been feeding on the natural respect of the public for authority to carry out a variety of crimes.

Two weeks ago, two bogus traffic policemen were arrested for posing as outriders for a “VIP convoy”.

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