Anti-graft dept to reach out to public


KUALA LUMPUR: With the Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS) in place to fight graft in the force, the police now face their biggest challenge – to change public perception that crime is on the rise.

“People are still saying crime is increasing when, in truth, indexed crime has gone down by 12.4%, while house break-ins have decreased by 11.2% and road crimes by 12%.

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