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All Target Operations Achieved in the Antik Nala Operation 2026: Police

By Admin INP Selasa, 09 Juni 2026 Pengunjung (53) 2 Mins Read
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inp.polri.go.id - Bengkulu. The Bengkulu Regional Police eradicates illicit drug trafficking through Operation Antik Nala 2026. This success was announced on Tuesday (6/9/2026), with all operational targets successfully uncovered during the operation.

During the 15-day operation, from May 21 to June 4, 2026, police officers successfully uncovered 35 operational targets (TO) and 13 non-target cases. As a result of these uncovered cases, 35 suspects were arrested for alleged involvement in various drug crimes in Bengkulu.

In addition to apprehending the perpetrators, officers also seized evidence, including 193.52 grams of methamphetamine and 323.31 grams of marijuana, suspected of being destined for distribution to the public. 

This seizure is a crucial step in preventing drug abuse, which has the potential to harm the younger generation.

Head of Public Relations of the Bengkulu Regional Police, Senior Superintendent Ichsan Nur, stated that the success of this operation was the result of the hard work of all personnel involved and the support of the public who provided information to the police. 

"As of June 4, 2026, all established operational targets have been uncovered with 100 percent success. This success demonstrates the seriousness of the Bengkulu Regional Police and the police in combating illicit drug trafficking in Bengkulu Province," he said.

Ichsan emphasized that solving drug cases is not only oriented towards arresting perpetrators, but also an effort to protect the public from the harmful effects of drugs.

"There is no room for drug offenders in Bengkulu Province. Anyone involved, whether users, dealers, or kingpins, will be dealt with firmly in accordance with applicable law," he said.

He also urged the public to continue to actively report any indications of drug abuse and distribution in their respective communities.

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