Tribute to Hanif Omar: A far-sighted, meticulous top cop, say former colleagues


KUALA LUMPUR: Former Inspector-General of Police, the late Tun Mohammed Hanif Omar, who led the Royal Malaysia Police for two decades from June 1974, played a pivotal role in establishing Malaysia’s premier anti-terrorism unit, the Special Action Unit (UTK).

Former UTK commander Datuk Meor Chek Hussien Mahayuddin praised Hanif’s foresight in creating the unit in 1975.

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