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Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Khalid Abu Bakar says would-be Malaysian jihadists can help the police fight crime instead of joining extremist militant groups overseas.
Khalid said this after announcing that 13 individuals suspected to have plans to join the Islamic State (IS) group were arrested last night.
Khalid said this after announcing that 13 individuals suspected to have plans to join the Islamic State (IS) group were arrested last night.
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