The Sub-Directorate 3 team from the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police Narcotics Criminal Investigation Directorate has disrupted the trafficking of cocaine, confiscating approximately 80 grams of evidence.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Cyber Crime Directorate has uncovered an international network selling phishing tools used to support cybercrime activities involving illegal access.
The Bangka Belitung Regional Police Narcotics Criminal Investigation Directorate successfully uncovered a narcotics trafficking case by arresting a man identified as RM, also known as Obi, on Tuesday (4/21/2026).
The South Sumatra Regional Police are taking firm law enforcement action amidst the adjustment to the fuel price increase.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police continues to tighten supervision of the use of non-standard exhausts, often referred to as "brong" exhausts.
The Indonesian National Police and FBI arrested a couple for operating a global phishing syndicate that targeted 34,000 victims and caused $20 million in losses. Learn more.
Immigration and Correctional Affairs Minister Agus Andrianto transferred corruption convict Supriadi to Nusakambangan high-security prison following an unauthorized visit to a Kendari coffee shop. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency has listed a drug dealer as a wanted person.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Smuggling Law Enforcement Task Force seized 56,557 iPhones worth IDR 225 billion, which were illegally smuggled into Jakarta.
Police personnel from the 2026 Damai Cartenz Task Force shot a wanted member of an armed criminal group (KKB) during a law enforcement operation in Central Papua.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police Narcotics Criminal Investigation Directorate successfully uncovered a clandestine narcotics lab operating in the River Side Apartments area of Tangerang Regency.
Personnel from the 2026 Damai Cartenz Operation Task Force, Puncak Jaya Sector, successfully subdued a member of the Armed Criminal Group (KKB), identified as O.E. alias M.E., in Wuyukwi Village on Monday (4/20/2026) at approximately 4:15 PM.
