Perak police chief Razarudin Husain said the case was being investigated by both the Criminal Investigation Department and the Integrity and Standards Compliance Department (JIPS).

“We are investigating and gathering information from eyewitnesses to ascertain whether or not such (gun-pointing) an incident took place.

“What we know is that both were on duty yesterday and are still working,” he told reporters when met after the Perak police contingent’s monthly assembly here today.

It is learned that in the 5pm incident yesterday, a war of words broke out between a policewoman and a policeman at the station before she allegedly drew out her pistol and pointed it at him.

Razarudin said police would not compromise on any misconduct by their personnel, including drug abuse, hence the regular examination and urine test conducted by JIPS and the Narcotic Crime Investigation Department.

“We have also carried out the weekly operation to combat gambling and vice activities in all our districts as we don’t want to be accused of being corrupt. We have to uphold and make apparent our integrity at all times. That’s important,” he added.