Cops should have been considerate: Ex-Deputy Home Minister

Kota Kinabalu: Former Deputy Home Minister and Warisan Wira Chief Datuk Azis Jamman (pic) is appalled that poor villagers were forced to pay RM1,000 each for going to Tenom to buy food and medicine.

 He said although they had breached movement restrictions, the authorities should have been sensitive to their plight.

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