The police have completed investigations into a report lodged against former special officer to prime minister Nasir Safar over racist remarks allegedly made by him.

NONE Malacca police chief Mohd Rodwan Mohd Yusof said the investigation papers had been submitted to the public prosecutors office.

The police recorded a statement from Nasir ( centre in photo ) for over two hours at Putrajaya last week, Mohd Rodwan told reporters in Malacca today.

Nasir, who was said to have made the remarks at a course in Malacca recently, is investigated under the Sedition Act 1948.

 

So far the police had taken statements from 49 people, including course participants and six reporters.

Superbike police team

In another development, Mohd Rodwan said the Malacca police would set up a superbike team made up policemen in blue uniform.

"The people friendly policemen would conduct crime rounds on superbikes in crime hot spots in housing and remote areas. They will also be involved in high profile cases," he added.

He said for a start 12 units of 750cc motorcycles used by traffic policemen would be modified for the team.

Mohd Rodwan was among 21 police personnel, who completed the superbike course and received certificates from Police Technical College commandant SAC II Raja Musa Raja Razak.

- Bernama