Police introduce i-SPAAA system to receive complaints against force from public


KUALA LUMPUR: Bukit Aman has introduced a new system to cater to public complaints and feedback, with the assurance of prompt remedial action.

Since the launch of the “Integrated Public Agency Complaints Monitoring System (i-SPAAA)” on Sept 1, the police disciplinary unit has already initiated action against errant cops based on hundreds of complaints and feedback received.

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