Kitten taking 'unauthorised' nap in policeman's car now in the hands of the law


Syukri with the rescued kitten 'Suprima', named after the model of the car he was found in. – Photo from Facebook/Polis Diraja Malaysia (Royal Malaysia Police)

PETALING JAYA: A kitten which wandered into the engine compartment of a car owned by a policeman to take a nap is now in the hands of the law – after another police officer decided to adopt the stray animal.

Inspector Mohd Syukri Abdul Talib, a senior police officer from the Northern Brigade General Operations Forces (PGA) based in Perak, shared his encounter with the furry friend in a post on the Royal Malaysia Police's official Facebook page on Wednesday (Jan 22).

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