MCO-flouting teens roped in
Published on: Tuesday, February 09, 2021
By: Ahmad Apong
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Some of the youths who were detained in the operation.
SIPITANG: Eleven teenagers were roped in by the police during Op Samseng and Ops Motorcycle here, Sunday, for social gathering and breaching the Movement Control Order (MCO). District Police Chief, DSP Champin Piuh, said the teenagers were brought back to the police station after giving unreasonable excuses for their doing and each were issued with a compound for violating Act 342, apart from committing traffic offences under the traffic rules and Road Transport Act 1987.
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