inp.polri.go.id – Medan. North Sumatra Regional Police Chief, a Pol. inspector General R. Z. Panca Putra S, accompanied by several Main Officials of the North Sumatran Regional Police, visited the Hinai State Police School (SPN) of the North Sumatran Police, Tuesday (12/21). The North Sumatran Regional Police Chief's visit was to provide a briefing to the students of the National Police Formation Education (Diktuk) 2021's curriculum. In his direction, the North Sumatra Regional Police Chief explained what the functions and duties of the Police were and reminded all students always to maintain the good name of the National Police institution. "After being inaugurated tomorrow and serving in the assigned area, colleagues must be able to provide the best service to the community and must not ignore the community, especially people who need assistance from the Police. Don't because of your behaviour, the National Police institution will be crowned bad," said the North Sumatran Regional Police Chief. The North Sumatra Regional Police Chief reminded students not to forget the values of Tri Brata and Catur Prasetya. The good and bad image of the Police cannot be separated from their behaviour as a true Bhayangkara because the task of the Police is to protect, protect and serve the community. "Be a member of the National Police who has integrity because if there is a violation and doing things that deviate, it will affect the individual, family and institution," explained the North Sumatran Regional Police Chief. Furthermore, the North Sumatran Regional Police Chief said that when students become members of the National Police, they can maintain integrity and solidity with National Armed Forces colleagues while on duty in the field. "Thank you to the Head of Police State School and the staff who have trained and taught all students well because the role of the teacher is essential. It is the role of the teacher who provides knowledge and forms the attitude of the Police to students," he concluded. A total of 375 students were educated at the North Sumatra Regional Police's Police State School for five months, of which 253 students from the North Sumatra Police and 122 students from the Papua Police with the name Regiment Pandita Pratisena. These students have received 48 subjects for five months with an additional subject, namely Student Integration with Army newbie students training held for six days. (fa/bq/hy)