No police card, no deal in George Town


GEORGE TOWN: It’s practically impossible to buy police equipment from shops selling the items here – even if you claim to be a police volunteer reserve (PVR) member.

A man claiming to be a PVR member was seen trying to buy a pair of handcuffs at a police accessories shop in Komtar but was not allowed to do so because he had no authority card.

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