PETALING JAYA: Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani is reported to be stepping down as inspector-general of police three months early, after receiving offers from outside the force.
He confirmed with Berita Harian that he is retiring from the police force in the first week of July.
“I have received offers from outside (the police force) that I must accept,” he was quoted as saying.
His deputy, Razarudin Husain, is expected to take charge until a new IGP is appointed.
Acryl Sani began his tenure as IGP on May 3 two years ago, replacing Abdul Hamid Bador. His appointment was announced by Hamzah Zainudin, who was then home minister.
When Acryl Sani became due for mandatory retirement that year when he turned 60, he was placed on a two-year contract from Oct 4, 2021 to Oct 3 this year.
He had been promoted from deputy IGP, a post he assumed in August 2020 after previously leading the Commercial Crime Investigation Department, the Strategic Resources and Technology Department, and the Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department at Bukit Aman. - FMT
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