Royal Malaysia Police

The Royal Malaysia Police (Malay: Polis Diraja Malaysia) is a federal police force in Malaysia, its federal headquarters located at the Royal Malaysia Police College, Kuala Lumpur. The agency executive of the police force is the Inspector-General of Police, but the de facto head of police is the Commissioner of Police for the West Malaya Police Contingent.

Consisting of the District Police, Traffic Branch, Criminal Investigation Department and the Special Actions Unit (Malay: Unit Tindakhas), the Royal Malaysia Police mainly conduct civilian police duties under the supervision of the Minister of Home Affairs.

Early History
(No reliable sources for this period)

On the 5th of January, 2019, the Inspector-General of Police Jensen Zander Chua (ClearlyCryptic) resigned from the force and effectively left Roblox.

Jakarta Agreement
On the 31st of March, 2019, the Royal Malaysia Police was shut down due to the conditions in the Jakarta Agreement, with the roles of the Royal Malaysia Police and Malaysian Armed Forces being temporarily replaced by the South East Asia Treaty Organization. During the Jakarta Agreement, the Inspector-General of Police was Jensen Zander Chua (ClearlyCryptic).

2019 Police Transformation Project
The Royal Malaysia Police issued a press statement on the 22nd of September, 2019, regarding a general transformation of the police force to be more community friendly. From the results of the Public Perception Survey, the Royal Malaysia Police has decided to do a visual rebranding of the Royal Malaysia Police (which includes the adoption of the MYS Community logo instead of the Royal Malaysia Police Emblem), the using of baseball caps and High-Visibility vests instead of the blue beret during patrols, the formal launch of the Community Policing Unit and a general demilitarization of the Royal Malaysia Police (including the restriction of primary weapons from normal duties).

Following the announcement of the Police Transformation Project, the Community Policing Unit was announced on the 24th of September, 2019, with an aim to "build a strong relationship between the police and the Malaysian community.

2020 Malaysia Intelligence Service Protests/Strike
Main article: 2020 Malaysia Intelligence Service protests

Operation Halau Lipas II
Operation Halau Lipas II ended on oct. 11 2020.

Departments/divisions
As of January 31st, 2022, the Royal Malaysia Police consists of the following departments: The Operations & Support department contains the following divisions/branches: The Crime Prevention & Security department contains the following divisions: The Manpower & Training department contains the following divisions: The Department of Management Services contains the following divisions:
 * Operations & Support
 * Crime Prevention & Security
 * Manpower & Training
 * Management Services
 * District Police (999 response and general policing duties)
 * Traffic Branch (Enforcement of traffic laws, traffic duties)
 * Special Actions Unit/Unit Tindakhas (Counter-terrorism and federal tactical team)
 * Air Wing Unit (Helicopter and drone operations)
 * Criminal Investigation Department (Investigation of serious crimes and sensitive cases)
 * Community Policing Unit (Community policing and crime prevention)
 * Police Training Team (Police Training)
 * Personnel Wing (Manpower management)
 * Integrity & Standards Compliance Department (Internal disciplinary investigations)
 * Administrative Wing (Administrative management)
 * Public Relations Wing (Inter-force and public relations)

Organizational Structure
The Royal Malaysia police utilizes a departmental and divisional organizational structure. The 4 departments (Operations & Support, Crime Prevention & Security, Manpower & Training and Management Services) are headed by 2 Deputy Commissioners of Police, one for Operations and one for Management. The Deputy Commissioners of Police are directly under the Commissioner of Police in the chain of command. The 4 departments respectively has its own department director, responsible for their department and the divisions within them. Each division is also headed by a Commanding Officer and Deputy Commanding Officer. Below them are the Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCOs) of the division and then the Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs/JNCOs).

The District Police of the Royal Malaysia Police has an organizational structure consisting of various police districts, namely Sentul, Cheras, Dang Wangi and Brickfields. These police districts are headed by an Officer in Charge of Police District (OCPD) and Deputy OCPD (DOCPD) with a rank between Probationary Inspector and Assistant Superintendent. Below them are the Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCOs) and Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs/JNCOs) of the district. The purpose of the police districts are purely for administrative reasons and have a minimal functional purpose in actual patrols.

Royal Malaysia Police College, Kuala Lumpur (PULAPOL)
The Royal Malaysia Police College at Kuala Lumpur (Malay: Pusat Latihan Polis, Kuala Lumpur, abbreviated as PULAPOL) is the training facility for the Royal Malaysia Police. It is also acting as the temporary federal headquarters for the Royal Malaysia Police.

The Police College has a gymnasium, vehicle circuit, indoor Integrated Training Facility, swimming pool, running track, obstacle course, armory, shooting range, administrative offices, football/soccer pitch, parade square, dormitories and a helicopter landing pad. Parades such as for Hari Polis or regular inspections are usually conducted at the parade square inside the Police College.

IPD Dang Wangi/Dang Wangi District Headquarters (Ibu Pejabat Daerah Dang Wangi)
The Dang Wangi Police District Headquarters (Malay: Ibu Pejabat Daerah Dang Wangi) is the state police headquarters for the West Malaya Police Contingent and the main police base for operations within Kuala Lumpur. The headquarters is located on Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, located near the Hang Tuah Fire Station and opposite the MyTransit Headquarters.

On the ground floor, the main building of the police headquarters has the front desk, Criminal Investigation Department office, Special Actions Unit (Unit Tindakhas) office, custody suite, break room, armory, locker room and the Dang Wangi Police Station (Balai Polis Dang Wangi) which has self-help machines. The second floor of the main building contains the Traffic Branch offices. The fourth/top floor has the Press Conference room, meeting room and the Senior Leadership Team offices. The Air Wing Unit has a separate building for offices and for a locker room, located next to the helicopter landing pad.

Raja Chulan Police Station (Balai Polis Raja Chulan)
The Raja Chulan Police Station (Malay: Balai Polis Raja Chulan) is a police station located on Jalan Raja Chulan in Kuala Lumpur. It is near the Pavillon shopping district, the Commonwealth building in Kuala Lumpur and the headquarters of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Kuala Lumpur.

The Police Station consists of a front desk with self-help machines, an armory, a locker room, a break room, a garage, and offices for District Police officers and Officers in Charge of Police Districts.