KHALID: Beware of us if we want to hold the other person and this is because we may be more severe than those involved. - File photo
KUALA LUMPUR: Police handed over to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to investigate an individual who allegedly held by police as 'dogs' in one social networking site owned by private recently.
Inspector General of Police, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said the act of insulting the police should not do because they are just doing their job to protect the safety and welfare of the people reported Utusan Online.
"Be careful if we want to hold the other person and this because we may be more severe than those involved," he said in the same statement.
Individuals who believed an employee of a private television company have great public outcry in social media about the fact that.
He, however, in a blog has apologized to all parties involved and admitted writing in anger after his vehicle told police summoned relay plate size car that was said to violate the law.
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