IGP: Case of cop not allowed to vote to be referred to DPP and EC

IGP: Case of cop not allowed to vote to be referred to DPP and EC

IGP Mohamad Fuzi Harun says they will decide on next course of action.

Free Malaysia Today
The police officer was told by EC officers that he could not vote as their records showed he had already done so. (Facebook pic)
TAWAU:
Police will refer the case of a police officer not allowed to cast his vote during early voting on Saturday to the deputy public prosecutor or the Election Commission, said Inspector-General of Police Mohamad Fuzi Harun.

He said this was to determine the next course of action to be taken following a report lodged by the officer concerned.

“Investigation is being conducted by my officers in Bukit Aman,” he told reporters after opening a crime prevention programme “Towards a Prosperous Tawau” here today.

A copy of the police report has been viralled on social media over the past two days.

The police officer claimed that he was told by the EC officers that he could not vote as their records showed he had already done so.

He showed the EC officers his left index finger that was not stained to prove he had not cast his vote, but it was not accepted.

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