PETALING JAYA - Selangor state deputy police chief Arjunaidi Mohamed said on Thursday that his men will handcuff those found violating the movement curbs, after warnings and summonses failed to deter some people from leaving their homes.
The Aberdeen Patrol System is one in which a police vehicle would drop off some personnel to patrol an area to patrol on foot, move on to another area, and then come back to be picked up later. "And 1,050 of these individuals have been charged in court, including 93 on Wednesday itself," he said.Only essential service workers are allowed to leave their homes.Meanwhile, Petaling Jaya district police chief Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal said that in the last three days, MCO compliance had dropped to 80 per cent.
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