inp.polri.go.id - Sidoarjo. The Sidoarjo Sub-regional Police continue to strengthen efforts to create a safe and comfortable school environment. Through the "Polisi Jogo Sekolah" program, the police are intensifying preventive measures against bullying, violence, brawls, drug abuse, and various forms of juvenile delinquency.
This commitment was marked by the Pre-Emptive Strike Task Force roll call at the Sidoarjo Sub-regional Police Headquarters roll call field on Friday (10/30/2026) led by Vice Chief of Sidoarjo Sub-regional Police, Superintendent Fahrian Saleh Siregar, and attended by senior officials, police chiefs, police officers, civil servants, representatives from related agencies, teachers, and students.
This program, an initiative of East Java Police Chief Inspector General Dekananto Eko Purwono, prioritizes preventive measures by involving various elements of education and the community. The goal is to build a learning environment protected from violence and deviant behavior.
Fahrian stated that the program is expected to serve as a bridge to strengthen relationships between the police, schools, parents, and students.
"The Polisi Jogo Sekolah program is expected to foster a bond between the police, schools, parents, and students through synergy and shared concern," said Fahrian.
Through this program, students are also encouraged to develop positive character traits, improve discipline, and take responsibility for their own behavior. They are expected to refrain from engaging in actions that could harm themselves or others.
Fahrian emphasized that a preventative approach will be prioritized through education, guidance, and collaboration with schools and the community. This way, the problem of juvenile delinquency can be addressed collaboratively from an early age.
"We prioritize prevention efforts through education, coaching, and collaboration with schools and all elements of society. We want to ensure our children can learn safely and comfortably and focus on achieving their dreams. Preventing juvenile delinquency is not solely the responsibility of the police; it requires the active participation of teachers, parents, and the surrounding community," he continued.
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