Botched Pahang raid leaves member of public injured, National Anti-Drugs Agency considers body cameras for officers

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 — The National Anti-Drugs Agency (AADK) will discuss with the Home Ministry (KDN) a proposal to seek funding from the Finance Ministry for the procurement of body cameras for its enforcement officers.

Its director-general Datuk Ruslin Jusoh said the move followed a recommendation by the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) for KDN to prioritise the provision of body cameras for AADK officers conducting field operations.

In a statement today, he said AADK remained committed to ensuring that all enforcement operations were conducted responsibly, transparently and in compliance with the law and human rights, in the interest of public safety and order.

He added that the agency would improve its risk assessment guidelines for operations and ensure that enforcement officers complied with logbook requirements without exception.

AADK would also take follow-up action, including disciplinary measures against officers found to have been negligent or to have breached standard operating procedures (SOPs) during an enforcement operation in Bera, Pahang, on October 13 last year.

Yesterday, the EAIC recommended that KDN prioritise the provision of body cameras for AADK enforcement personnel following an incident during an operation to locate a suspected individual in Bera last year.

The commission said its investigation found negligence in the tactical handling of the raid and non-compliance with SOPs by the Bera AADK operations team, which triggered panic and a scuffle that resulted in injuries to a member of the public or a third party at the scene. — Bernama

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吉隆坡，10 月 28 日讯——国家反毒品机构（AADK）将与内政部（KDN）讨论一项提案，该提案旨在向财政部申请资金，为其执法人员采购随身摄像头。

其总监拿督鲁斯林·尤索夫表示，此举是遵照执法机构诚信委员会 (EAIC) 的建议，要求 KDN 优先为执行现场行动的 AADK 官员提供随身摄像机。

他在今天的一份声明中表示，AADK 将继续致力于确保所有执法行动都以负责任、透明的方式进行，并遵守法律和人权，以维护公共安全和秩序。

他还补充说，该机构将改进其行动风险评估指南，并确保执法人员毫无例外地遵守日志记录要求。

AADK还将采取后续行动，包括对去年10月13日在彭亨州贝拉的一次执法行动中被发现玩忽职守或违反标准操作程序（SOP）的警员采取纪律处分。

昨天，EAIC建议KDN优先为AADK执法人员提供随身摄像头，此前去年在贝拉的一次搜寻嫌疑人的行动中发生了一起事件。

委员会表示，调查发现，贝拉AADK行动小组在突袭行动的战术处理上存在疏忽，且未遵守标准作业程序，导致现场出现恐慌和冲突，造成一名公众或第三方人员受伤。——马新社

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