Malaysia

Investigation paper on Kedah MB’s SOP violation referred to Penang prosecutor

PDRM awaiting instruction for next course of action, says Penang police chief

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 24 Jun 2021 3:40PM

Investigation paper on Kedah MB’s SOP violation referred to Penang prosecutor
Penang police chief Datuk Sahabudin Abd Manan says that the case where Kedah Menteri Besar Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor (pic) allegedly violated the movement control order standard operating procedures by visiting a vehicle sales and exhibition centre in Juru had to be referred to Bukit Aman as it involved a civil servant (Menteri Besar). – The Vibes file pic, June 24, 2021

KEPALA BATAS – The investigation paper on a case involving Kedah Menteri Besar Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor, who is alleged to have violated the movement control order standard operating procedures (SOPs) by visiting a vehicle sales and exhibition centre in Juru here recently, has been referred to the Penang state prosecution director (PPN).

Penang police chief Datuk Sahabudin Abd Manan said they were awaiting instruction from the PPN for the next course of action.

“The investigation paper was previously sent to Bukit Aman before being returned to us to be submitted to the PPN. The case had to be referred to Bukit Aman as it involved a civil servant (Menteri Besar).

“The investigation takes time as it was carried out based on the viralled videos and photos of the incident. The police needed to record statements from various parties and obtain closed-circuit television camera footage in the area,” he told a press conference here today.

Sahabudin said the investigation was conducted in accordance with Section 269 of the Penal Code and Regulation 17 (1) of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (Measures in Local Infectious Areas) Regulations 2021.

The social media community was abuzz following the spread of photos and videos showing an individual believed to be Sanusi test driving a car on June 5, while the country was under total lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19.

Under the SOPs, vehicle sales and exhibition centres are not allowed to operate. – Bernama, June 24, 2021

Related News

Malaysia / 1d

Penang, Thai cops seize drugs worth over RM4m in joint operation

Malaysia / 4d

Desa ParkCity tragedy: Boy, girl stabbed in the neck, say cops

Malaysia / 1w

Malaysians urged to rethink travel to southern Thailand after 51 violent incidents

Malaysia / 2w

Nepturis received RM16.4m for Klang Utara police headquarters, court told

Malaysia / 2w

Pahang police reject claims of drug cartel operating in Genting Highlands

Malaysia / 2w

Pilot drug case: Police probe yields new leads

Spotlight

Malaysia

Four teenagers feared drowned at Tanjung Lompat

World

Thailand to halve visa-free stay to 30 days for 60 countries from Sept 15

Malaysia

Woman injured as concrete debris falls from George Town heritage building

Malaysia

Collision between tanker and ferry under investigation - PPC

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Anwar’s six measures offer relief across the everyday economy

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Mahathir’s Merdeka appearance sparks social media debate

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

You may be interested

Malaysia

Woman dies after alleged assault, boyfriend held in Penampang

Malaysia

Malaysia Day celebration to move indoors amid Sarawak haze

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Bersatu pursues Melaka allies as PN questions its future in coalition

Malaysia

Gateway attacks on The Vibes servers are an attack on all Malaysians

Malaysia

Toying with danger: Police tracking owner of MPV

Malaysia

VVIP could be first charged in Tabung Haji RCI probe

Malaysia

Woman injured as concrete debris falls from George Town heritage building

Malaysia

PM orders probe after Temerloh crash kills family of three and another motorist