History
The idea to form a Police Cadet corps was triggered by the former Inspector-General of Police, late Tun Mohamed Salleh Ismail when opening Launching Police Cadet Team to 2 March 1970. He said,
| “ | "The overall objective is to make the cadet a responsible citizen of the future. Hey must yield a strong and healthy influence among his colleagues, friends and family so that in the years ahead, there will hey a new breed, of enlightened good citizens contributing to nation building." | ” |
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