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AKPS chief files police report over alleged image-tarnishing campaign
The director-general of the Airport and Port Security Services (AKPS) has lodged a police complaint following reports made against him in connection with an incident at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Shuhaily Mohd Zain claims the allegations are part of a deliberate effort to damage his reputation.
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Shuhaily Mohd Zain, the chief executive of AKPS, has taken legal action after two reports were filed against him stemming from an incident at KLIA, according to statements made on Tuesday. The director-general characterised the allegations as an attempt to tarnish his image and announced that he and his team had filed their own police report in response. The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of his conduct following the airport-related incident. AKPS is a key agency responsible for security operations at Malaysia's major transportation hubs. The nature of the original incident and the specific allegations contained in the reports against Shuhaily remain unclear. The filing of counter-complaints by the AKPS leadership suggests the matter has escalated into a formal dispute that will now be subject to police investigation.