Split views: Stun guns are not legal in Malaysia and many are having mixed reactions on whether it should be made available through proper channels.
GEORGE TOWN: Licensing stun guns for self-protection might take it off the black market, said Penang Crime Prevention Foundation (CPF) chairman Datuk Syed Jaafar Syed Ali.
“The police can consider licensing its use and also give training to those who need it, such as women, shopkeepers and security personnel.
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