Police announce transfers of 13 senior officers


KUALA LUMPUR: The police have announced the transfers of 13 senior officers, effective April 7.

Police secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Abdullah said the transfers include Bukit Aman Special Branch II deputy director Datuk Ibrahim Darus, who has been appointed as Bukit Aman E1 Special Branch deputy director.

Meanwhile, Bukit Aman Special Branch Counter-terrorism Division (E8) principal assistant director, Deputy Police Commissioner (DCP) Normah Ishak, has been appointed as Special Branch II deputy director, with an acting rank of Commissioner of Police.

"Also involved in the transfer is Senior Assistant Commissioner (SAC) Saifullizan Ishak, Principal Assistant Director (Intelligence/Operations) of the Standard Compliance Division, Integrity and Standards Compliance Department at Bukit Aman. He has been appointed as Sarawak Deputy Police Commissioner, with an acting rank of DCP," Kamaruzaman said in a statement on Wednesday (Feb 26).

He added that Bukit Aman Special Branch E8A assistant director, SAC Azman Abd Razak,will assume the role of Principal Assistant Director of E8 Special Branch, with an acting rank of DCP.

Additionally, Negri Sembilan Special Branch Chief, ACP Faizal Ibrahim, has been appointed as the Selangor Special Branch chief, while Eastern Brigade Deputy Commander of the General Operations Force in Pahang, ACP Nasri Mansor, will assume the position of Chief of Staff for the Special Team at the Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom) under the Home Ministry.

"Both officers will hold the acting rank of SAC," said Kamaruzaman.

Other transfers include Superintendent Alhusin Halil, Staff Officer D9 of the Special Investigation Unit at the Sabah Criminal Investigation Department, who has been appointed as the Head of the Sabah Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department, with an acting rank of ACP. – Bernama

 

 

 

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