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In Putrajaya, illegally-parked police patrol car clamped

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysian police officers found themselves on the wrong side of the law after they discovered that the tyres of their own patrol car had been clamped.

Malaysian police officers found themselves on the wrong side of the law after they discovered that the tyres of their own patrol car had been clamped. Photo: MALAY MAIL ONLINE

Malaysian police officers found themselves on the wrong side of the law after they discovered that the tyres of their own patrol car had been clamped. Photo: MALAY MAIL ONLINE

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KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysian police officers found themselves on the wrong side of the law after they discovered that the tyres of their own patrol car had been clamped.

Putrajaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Rosly Hassan had confirmed a patrol vehicle was clamped by the Putrajaya Corporation Enforcement Division at Menara Usahawan, Precinct 2 after it had illegally parked by the roadside.

It is understood the vehicle belonged to personnel attached to the police Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department.

The picture of the incident were believed to have been uploaded by a motorist and has made its rounds on social media. MALAY MAIL ONLINE

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