Issues
There has been cases of Certis CISCO officers becoming the subject of criticism on occasion, including a recent complaint against an officer for his lack of flexibility while on duty at the Singapore General Hospital.
While rare, there were cases of officers running foul of the law.
- 21 CISCO Constables were charged with using counterfeit medical certificates on 23 June 1998 and subsequently fired.
- On 12 August 1999, CISCO officer, Abdul Latif Mohamad, 32, was charged for misappropriation of S$1200 while working at DBS Bank.
- CISCO officer Loh Chong Hong, 22, was charged for negligence after accidentally firing a round from his service revolver while on duty at a goldsmith shop at North Bridge Road on 7 September 1999.
- On 14 November 2006, CISCO officer, Loqmanul Hakim Buang, 23, was arrested for shoplifting. Dressed in uniform and carrying his service weapon, he had walked into Sheng Siong Hypermart in Jurong, and calmly attempted to walk out carrying two DVD players. He was charged on 16 November.
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