INP Raids New Zone Nightclub in Medan Over Narcotics Distribution
Indonesian Police uncovers suspected drug circulation at New Zone nightclub in North Sumatra capital of Medan, detaining 34 people for investigation. Read the full report.
Indonesian Police uncovers suspected drug circulation at New Zone nightclub in North Sumatra capital of Medan, detaining 34 people for investigation. Read the full report.
Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agencyi teamed up with Malaysian Police to rescue two Indonesian citizens held captive over a failed smuggling deal involving illegal tin sand. Learn more.
Indonesian Policei confirms that any police officer involved in drug syndicates will face immediate dismissal and civilian prosecution. Read the full statement.
The Indonesian Police are probing a case involving the detention and physical assault of an Indonesian citizen by an illegal tin mining syndicate in Malaysia. Learn more.
Indonesian Police uncovered a multi-billion rupiah drug ring operating for 12 years at B Fashion Hotel in Jakarta. Read the full details of the investigation here.
Indonesian Police arrested a suspect in Tangerang for distributing Etomidate cartridges and crystal meth via online delivery services. Read the full report.
An Indonesian arrested in the Jakarta's Hayam Wuruk online gambling raid is a former worker from Cambodia. Police are investigating their role as customer service. Learn more.
INP seized billions in cash and foreign currency following an international online gambling raid in Jakarta. Read about the ongoing investigation.
Indonesian Police detained 321 foreign nationals in Jakarta for operating an international online gambling network across 75 domains. Read the full report.
Indonesian Police International Relations Division is processing an Interpol Red Notice for cleric SAM following sexual abuse allegations involving five students. Read the full update here.
INP investigates money laundering in "Koko" Erwin's drug network, involving former police officers and family members. Read more for details.
Indonesian Police will use money laundering (TPPU) laws to seize assets from illegal LPG distributors. Two suspects arrested in Klaten. Read more.