Papua - This man with the initials NN was a soldier from the Free Papua Organization (OPM). He was once registered as a member of the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB) from Kodap V. But now he has repented. Return to the bosom of the Republic of Indonesia. As evidence, he voluntarily surrendered his weapon, in the form of an Engkelop type firearm. The weapon was handed over by NN, who is a resident of Umap Village, to the 516 / Caraka Yudha Mechanized Infantry Battalion Task Force in Mindiptanah District, Boven Digoel Regency. "NN, who has been aware of his mistakes so far and returned to the NKRI, handed over his firearms voluntarily to the 516 / CY Mechanized Infantry Battalion Task Force," said Dansatgas Pamtas RI-PNG 516 / CY Mechanic Infantry Lieutenant Colonel Infantry Muhammad Radhi Rusin. According to Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad, so far these firearms were hidden in the Umap forest. After an approach was made and given an understanding, finally the former OPM soldier volunteered to give up his weapon. The handover of these weapons is also the result of the community service activities carried out by the 516 / CY Mechanized Infantry Battalion Task Force, which the community feels and assesses as helping them and their territory a lot, "he said. He also disclosed that the information on the whereabouts of firearms was obtained when TNI soldiers carried out community services in the form of environmental cleaning and cleaning at the St. Yohanes Mariavaney Catholic Church. Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad also hopes that the closeness and tightness of togetherness that has existed so far will be maintained "So that all of us can carry out activities safely and comfortably to build this region to be more advanced and prosperous," he concluded.