14 Policemen Tested Positive For Drugs In Random Urine Test
14 out of 100 policemen were discovered to be drug users during a random urine test at a Enhance Integrity Course on 8 April 2014.
By Mei Mei Chu — 09 Apr 2014, 01:30 PM — Updated over 10 years ago
14 Policemen Tested Positive For Drugs During A Random Urine Test In Perak On 8 April 2014
14 Policemen Tested Positive For Drugs During A Random Urine Test In Perak On 8 April 2014
Image via klscah.org.myA random urine test left 14 policemen red-faced when they tested positive for drugs while participating in a course to enhance integrity.
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The 14 Cops Were Among 100 Policemen Chosen At Random To Undergo A Urine Test While Attending The "Enhancing Integrity Course"
"They were among the 100 policemen chosen at random to undergo the drug test on Monday night," he told reporters after flagging-off the Perak Community Motorcycle Traffic programme here Tuesday.
thestar.com.myThe rank-and-file personnel were attending the two-day course at Ulu Kenas, in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, beginning April 6, when the test was carried out. Similar tests were carried on other policemen attending the course nationwide but they came up with a clean slate. A total of 87 rank-and-file policemen attended the Enhancing Integrity Course.
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Perak Police Chief Says The Policemen Might Have Taken Drugs Before Participating In The Event
SDCP Acryl Sani said the policemen could have taken the drugs before participating in the course, as traces of it would remain in the body for a while.
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State police chief Senior Deputy Comm Datuk Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani greeting policemen
Image via imgur.comThey Believe The 14 Policemen Did Not Share The Drugs
State police chief Senior Deputy Comm Datuk Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani said this was based on preliminary urine tests done on Monday.
thestar.com.my"I don't think they shared the drugs among themselves, but I believe that they had hidden the drugs and probably took them secretly," he added.
thestar.com.myDisciplinary Action Will Be Meted Out After The Urine Samples Are Analysed At The State Chemistry Department
The Star reported today that the 14 policemen are currently being investigated and disciplinary action will be taken after a more comprehensive report comes out.
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"All 14 policemen had their statements taken and were sent back to their original base," he added.
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“Based on procedure, their urine samples will be sent to the state chemistry department for analysis before initiating the necessary disciplinary action, including dismissal,” he said.
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