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State police chief Datuk Azizee Ismail stated that action will be taken on all reported bullying cases and that school liaison officers will be more frequently stationed in involved schools as a preventive measure. The patrols are a proactive response to recent criminal and bullying incidents that have occurred in schools nationwide. The announcement was made during the state police contingent's monthly assembly and the launch of the Second Bridge Polis Diraja Malaysia Solidarity Fun Ride 2026. The police aim to ensure a secure environment for students, particularly those residing in school dormitories. 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STRAITS TIMES Q THE STAR D SINAR HARIAN  \nv'  \n'/TO CURB BULLYING  \nPolice night patrols at Penang boarding Schools  \n1'/.j.,. ,a//o/.ir- p.s•Jt . . . .  \nGEORGE TOWN: Penang police \"At the same time, we will mo-  \nwill mobilise their motorcycle · bilise the motorcycle patrol unit patrol unit and mobile patrol cars and mobile patrol cars to inspect to monitor schools with dormi- schools with dormitories at night . tories in the state, especially to step up the police presence  \nat night, to curb bullying. there,\" he told reporters yester  \nState police chief Datuk Azizee day.  \n. Ismail said the periodic patrols . Azizee was speaking after the were meant to ensure police pres- state police contingent's monthly ence in these schools, particular􀂫 assembly here and the launch ofly those with dormitories, to ere- the Second Bridge Polis Diraja atea safer environment and deter Malaysia Solidarity Fun Ride  \ncrime. 2026.  \n\"In principle, we have agreed to He said this when asked to  \ntake action on all bullying cases. comment on several criminal  \n\"As a preventive measure, we and bullying incidents that had will place our school liaison of- occurred in schools nationwide, ficers more frequently in the · as well as police's efforts to preschools involved. , vent them.  \n...as a  \npreventive measure, we will place our school liaison officers morefrequently zn the schools  \ninvolved.  \nDATUK AZIZEE!SMAIL  \nPenang police chief  \nI/  \nD","cbCaibtFQaWXYOEl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibtFQaWXYOEl","pdf",111119,"English","# Police night patrols at Penang boarding Schools","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the Penang police's night patrols?\",\"answer\":\"The main goal is to curb bullying and enhance security at boarding schools in the state by increasing police presence at night.\"},{\"question\":\"Who announced this initiative and what measures will be taken?\",\"answer\":\"State police chief Datuk Azizee Ismail announced that motorcycle patrol units and mobile patrol cars will be deployed, and school liaison officers will be more frequently stationed in involved schools.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are these night patrols being implemented?\",\"answer\":\"The patrols are being implemented as a preventive measure in response to recent criminal and bullying incidents that have occurred in schools nationwide, aiming to deter crime and ensure a safer environment.\"}]","Police night patrols at Penang boarding Schools | PDF"]