Hakemal Hawari is new Miri police chief

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Fisol (centre) witnesses the handing over of duties from Lim (left) to Hakemal.

MIRI: Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Hakemal Hawari, 53, who hails from Kuala Kangsar, Perak, is now the new Miri district police chief.

He took over the duties from outgoing police chief ACP Lim Meng Seah, 54, who held the post for three years and seven months.

The handing over of duties ceremony was witnessed by Sarawak Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Datuk Fisol Salleh on Monday (Dec 28) at Miri district police headquarters (IPD).

Fisol, in his speech, congratulated Hakemal, who is former Sarawak General Operations Force (GOF) deputy commander, for his new post.

“I am confident that he will carry out his duties well and I urge that all police personnel in Miri to continue giving the same cooperation and support to their new police chief.

“Three cities in Sarawak — Kuching, Sibu and Miri — are the crime index indicator. If we are able to decrease the crime index in Miri, it can become an indicator to the decreasing crime index in Sarawak,” he said.

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Fisol also wished Lim well for his new post in the Bukit Aman Forensic Department and thanked him for all the achievements during his term as the Miri police chief.

Meanwhile, Hakemal thanked Lim for leading Miri IPD well with the support from everyone in the headquarters.

“I hope for the same cooperation and support as given to Lim. We can try to improve our efforts from time to time for the good of the people.

“I also extend my thanks to the PDRM’s leadership for the confidence and trust in me to lead Miri IPD and I hope I can do my best to maintain the performance in the headquarters,” he said.

Lim expressed his gratitude to the district’s department and police station chiefs as well as all police personnel for their undivided support and cooperation throughout his time as the police chief.

“I also want to advise everyone in the force to continue with your noble efforts so that we can improve the image and integrity of PDRM in the future as well as changing the public’s perception of the police to a positive direction.

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“Apart from that, I want to extend my apologies to everyone if any act or words of mine have offended you. Such act and words are for the benefit of the task while performing and not for personal gain,” he said.

Also present at the ceremony were Sarawak Crime Investigation Department (CID) chief SAC Mat Zani @ Mohd Salahuddin Che Ali, Sarawak Narcotic Crime Investigation Department (NCID) ACP Jasmirol Jamaluddin and Miri deputy police chief Supt Mohd Sabri Zainol.

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