He said, the Bukit Aman Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS) had started using drones for investigation.

“I have instructed JIPS to be more proactive, meaning they don't wait for cases to be reported. They are conducting their own investigations and surveillance on those suspected of wrongdoing.

“This is to ensure a high level of integrity and good governance in the police force.

"Now, JIPS is even using drones to investigate police personnel and officers suspected of wrongdoing, including leaving the office to play golf,” he told reporters after attending a graduation ceremony at the Police Training Centre yesterday.

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