Event helping to forge ties between police and kids


(Second row, from right) Loh, Mohd Jamil, Comm Thaiveegan, H’ng and SAC Mohamad Anil posing with pupils showing the book penned by Comm Thaiveegan on becoming a cop.

MORE than 160 criminal offences involving students in Penang were recorded last year, said state police chief Comm Datuk A. Thaiveegan.

“About 70 of them were drug- related.

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