Malaysian police chief says tough to combat drugs with addicts on force

Malaysia's police are struggling to rein in drug abuse because there are many addicts on the force, the southeast Asian nation's police chief said on Monday, with methamphetamine emerging as the main culprit.<div class="feedflare">
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