The Indonesian National Police (INP) and the Ministry of Transportation are strengthening coordination to ensure transportation services, security, and safety during the 2026 Christmas and 2027 New Year celebrations.
Jakarta Regional Metro Police Chief, Commissioner General Dadang Hartanto, emphasized that handling drug-prone areas is not sufficient through legal action alone.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police's Narcotics Investigation Directorate has uncovered two locations suspected of being the illegal production of Tramadol and Trihexyphenidyl in Sukoharjo Regency, Central Java.
The South Kalimantan Regional Police's efforts to eradicate the illegal trade in protected wildlife have received international recognition.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police confirmed that the explosion that occurred at Cimanggis Market, Ciputat, South Tangerang, on Wednesday (10/14/2026) was not caused by a bomb or other explosive device.
The Nagan Raya Sub-regional Police, Aceh, arrested a tanker truck driver with the initials MHA (36), who was caught transporting 5,000 liters, or approximately 5 tons, of subsidized biodiesel fuel.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) continues to trace assets in the alleged investment fraud case involving PT Dana Syariah Indonesia (DSI).
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police's Narcotics Investigation Directorate arrested five men in a raid related to drug abuse in the Kampung Ambon area, Cengkareng, West Jakarta, on Tuesday (10/20/2026).
Police arrested five men suspected of being debt collectors after they reportedly intimidated a motorcyclist, Eko Febriansyah, on Menceng Raya Road, Kalideres, West Jakarta, on Tuesday (10/20/2026).
The series of protests to convey aspirations at the DPR/MPR RI Building, the National Monument intersection, and several other locations in Jakarta on Tuesday (10/20/2026) proceeded peacefully.
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police Chief Commisisoner General Dadang Hartanto urges social education and community collaboration to combat drugs. Read the full news story here.
East Java Police deployed operational support (BKO) officers across nine regions to control wildfires and enforce laws. Read the full news story here.
