Traffic chief means business


Bukit Aman's top traffic cop Senior Assistant Commissioner Mohd Fuad Abdul Latiff talks to Sunday Star about cracking down on traffic offenders, tackling bribery and getting serious with Ops Selamat.

SENIOR Assistant Commissioner Mohd Fuad Abdul Latiff is a man on a mission. Promoted to the traffic police chief hotseat in February this year, the 57-year-old Malaccan is determined to keep the force “clean” and cites zero corruption as one of his main goals.

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