
He added that 26 statements have been taken on the matter.
“There may be action taken following any instruction given by the deputy public prosecutor,” he said at a press conference after the 212th Police Day celebration here today.
A full statement will be published on the matter later today, he added.
Lokman was caught on video tearing apart a placard carried by Universiti Malaya students who had protested against Najib last Friday.
He said the placard, which featured a picture mocking Najib, was an insult to the former prime minister who was attending a dialogue session at a restaurant near the university.
He also said the students had the freedom to assemble but not to use a picture of Najib.