Deputy IGP bids farewell to the force


End of an era: Mazlan sharing his story at his office in Bukit Aman. — NORAFIFI EHSAN/ The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: “All for one and one for all”. That is the motto Datuk Mazlan Mansor lived by during his 41 years with the police force.

Proud to have served the men and women in blue, the Deputy Inspector-General of Police is ready to “ride into the sunset” as he closes the chapter in his illustrious career today.

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