Hengky Tomuan Parlindungan Aritonang, Head of the Soekarno-Hatta (Soetta) Customs and Excise Main Service Office in Tangerang, Banten, revealed that a Malaysian pilot with the initials MS (39), who was a courier for ecstasy in an international network, tested positive for drugs while flying a plane to Indonesia.
Metro Jaya Police assured that Jakartans acting in self-defense against motorcycle robbers are protected by law, following a crackdown on local theft rings. Learn more.
Indonesian Police unveiled details surrounding the arrest of a Malaysian pilot caught smuggling over 70,000 ecstasy pills into Indonesia. Read more.
Central Jakarta Police seized over one hundred thousand illegal prescription pills and arrested ninety-two suspects between January and July. Read more.
The Bandung Sub-regional City Police Narcotics Investigation Unit raided a house in the Buana Cicalengka Housing Complex, Bandung Regency, that was being used to store 784,500 pills of various types of illicit drugs.
Bandung Police raided a storage house in Cicalengka, seizing over 700,000 illegal hard pills and arresting a suspect facing up to 12 years in prison. Learn more.
The Mamuju Sub-regional City Police have named four suspects in three illegal gold mining cases uncovered in Mamuju Regency, West Sulawesi.
A joint team from the West Sumatra Regional PoliceDrugs Criminal Investigation Directorate and the Ranah Batahan Sector Police, West Pasaman, foiled the distribution of dozens of packages of marijuana leaves by arresting one perpetrator, identified as JA (46).
The Lampung Regional Police destroyed narcotics evidence worth Rp 264.9 billion from the uncovering of 29 cases involving 35 suspects between January and July 2026.
The Team Zero of the Directorate of Investigation for the Protection of Women and Children and the Eradication of Human Trafficking (Ditres PPA and PPO) of the East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police successfully apprehended a man suspected of involvement in the sexual abuse of a child in Amarasi District, Kupang Regency.
The commitment of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police in the human trafficking (TPPO) case has been shown following the thwarting of five victims to Malaysia through El Tari Kupang airport on Tuesday (7/28/2026).
South Tangerang Sub-regional Police Chief, Superintendent Boy Jumalolo, explained that the Head of the Drugs Criminal Investigation Unit, Police Senior Inspector Pardiman, is a witness in the case of possession and distribution of 200 etomidate cartridges.
