Ex-IGP: Special Branch’s refusal to carry out certain orders led to threat of axing head's contract


PETALING JAYA: The refusal of Bukit Aman's Special Branch to carry out certain orders led to threats to end the contract of its head, says Tan Sri Hamid Abdul Bador.

The former inspector-general of police claimed that he turned down the request and his action was not favoured by certain people, causing further requests for transfers of personnel.

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