South Sumatra Police Deepen Wildfire Investigation into 20 Corporations Using Scientific Approach
South Sumatra Police are investigating 20 corporations for wildfire cases using scientific crime investigation methods. Read full details.
South Sumatra Police are investigating 20 corporations for wildfire cases using scientific crime investigation methods. Read full details.
East Java Police Chief Dekananto Eko Purwono held a Subuh Keliling dawn prayer session in Surabaya to hear public grievances on drugs and theft. Read full details.
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police held a blood donation drive with journalists to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Indonesian National Police Public Relations. Read full details.
Indonesian Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto announced the seizure of nearly 1.2 tons of crystal meth and meth oil from a clandestine lab in Pidie, Aceh. Read more.
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police uncovered five natural resource and energy crime cases, naming 11 suspects and seizing 54 tons of copper ore. Read details.
Bandar Lampung Police Chief Senior Superintendent Eko Bagus Riyadi invited Islamic students to uphold tolerance and national unity during Hari Santri. Read full details.
Bekasi City Police Chief Senior Superintendent Putu Kholis Aryana led officers to clean the Kali Baru river flow, advancing the Green Policing initiative. Read full story.
Southwest Papua Police held a Green Policing initiative led by Deputy Chief Fernando Sanches Napitupulu to boost environmental care. Read details.
The Indonesian National Police's Security Maintenance Agency, theCentral Kalimantan Regional Police, and the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) rescued a sun bear cub separated from its mother due to wildfires. Read full details.
Indonesian Police Security Maintenance Agency deployed a SAR team to Central Kalimantan to save orangutans and wildlife threatened by severe forest fires. Read full details.
Indonesian National Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto reported that police named 13 corporations and 243 people as wildfire suspects. Read full story.
South Kalimantan Police seized 1.04 million illegal cigarettes from East Java and handed the case over to Customs authorities. Read full details.