inp.polri.go.id - Lampung. The Bandar Lampung Class I Penitentiary is collaborating with the Lampung Regional Police's K9 Tracking Detachment Unit to conduct raids and early detection to prevent the circulation of prohibited items within the inmates' housing blocks.

The Head of the Bandar Lampung Class I Penitentiary, Ike Rahmawati, stated that the intensive inspection involved a sniffer dog named Sita, which searched the block's hallways, public facilities, and even the rooms. As reported by Antara on Monday (August 24, 2026), Rahmawati stated that the intensive inspection involved a sniffer dog named Sita, which searched the block's hallways, public facilities, and even the rooms.

"This collaboration with the Lampung Regional Police is concrete evidence that our commitment to creating a Bandar Lampung Class I Penitentiary free from illegal cell phones, extortion, and narcotics is absolute. Supervision will continue to be tightened and unwavering," said Rahmawati in Bandar Lampung on Monday (8/24/2026).

She explained that the activity began with a morning roll call with Lampung Regional Police officers and personnel, followed by a thorough search of the housing blocks.

Thorough inspections were conducted to ensure there were no opportunities for the entry of prohibited substances or dangerous goods that could disrupt security and order within the prison.

Ike emphasized that her office will continue to strengthen cross-agency collaboration with the Lampung Regional Police to maintain the zero-cell phone, illegal levies, and drug use status, as well as to maintain the integrity of the correctional environment.

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