Sabah police refute viral claims of threats and demolitions


KOTA KINABALU: Claims that police demolished a house and threatened an individual during an operation in Pulau Bugaya, a water village in Semporna, Sabah, have been found to be untrue, says Datuk Jauteh Jikun.

The Sabah police commissioner said an investigation into the issue, which went viral on social media, revealed that the complainant, the widow of a police officer killed in the 2013 Kampung Simunul massacre, did not live in the house in question.

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