inp.polri.go.id - East Java. The Professional Internship (PKP) for the 76th Batch of the First Staff and Leadership College (Sespimma) of Education and Training Institute (Lemdiklat) students for the 2026 Fiscal Year was officially opened by the Head of Sespimma Lemdiklat, Brigadier General Victor Togi Tambunan, on Tuesday (11/10/2026).
The five-day activity was held in five jurisdictions of the East Java Regional Police: the Sidoarjo Sub-regional Police, Gresik Sub-regional Police, Mojokerto Sub-regional City Police, Mojokerto Sub-regional Police, and Jombang Sub-regional Police.
The PKP carried the theme "Implementation of Operational and Guidance Fields for the Police Duties to Support Food Sovereignty, Energy, and Productive and Inclusive Economic Programs."
During the activity, the students conducted interviews, Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), and data analysis, involving police personnel, the community, and relevant agencies. These activities aimed to identify issues in the field and develop recommendations for improving the implementation of public order and security.
One of the PKP agenda items was held at the Mojokerto Sub-regional Police through their first FGD Session, themed "Modus Operandi and Law Enforcement Regarding Subsidized Fertilizer."
The FGD discussed the issue of irregularities in the distribution of subsidized fertilizer, which has the potential to harm farmers, lead to inaccurate targeting of subsidy recipients, and disrupt agricultural productivity and food security.
In the FGD, participants received an explanation of the subsidized fertilizer distribution mechanism from producers to recipient farmers, including two case studies of enforcement against the distribution of subsidized fertilizer without permits.
Furthermore, several supervisory and preventive measures were presented, including outreach to farmer groups, monitoring of unregistered warehouses, joint patrols, and strengthening the community reporting network. Implementation involved cross-sectoral coordination with the Attorney General's Office, the Trade Office, and the Agriculture Office.
During the discussion, community representatives who work as farmers also expressed their hope that subsidized fertilizer would be available as needed during the planting season and that there would be no additional costs in the distribution process.
The various information and input obtained through the FGDs served as analytical materials for the students in developing recommendations regarding the supervision of subsidized fertilizer distribution and law enforcement against any irregularities.
Through PKP, the students of the 76th Sespimma Police are expected to gain practical experience in analyzing problems, identifying potential security disturbances, and formulating solutions to challenges in carrying out police duties in the region.
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