Cops vow to arrest graft in the country


Historic day: Khalid (left) signing the corruption-free pledge at the Pulapol in Kuala Lumpur. Looking on are Dr Ahmad Zahid (centre) and Dzulkifli. — Bernama

Reports by FARIK ZOLKEPLI, RUBEN SARIO, R.S.N. MURALI, IVAN LOH, ROYCE TAN, TARANCE TAN, NABILA AHMAD, LOGEISWARY THEVADASS and SHARANPAL SINGH RANDHAWA 

KUALA LUMPUR: More than 100,000 police personnel around the country have taken a solemn vow to stop corruption and abuse of power in the force.

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