The Indonesian National Police (INP)’s Division of Profession and Security celebrates its 23rd anniversary, pledging to enhance discipline, ethics, and public service while strengthening trust in the INP. Learn more!
The Nutrition Fulfillment Service Unit (SPPG) kitchen for Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) at the Blora Sub-regional Police in Central Java has served 2,515 beneficiaries from various educational levels.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) held a seminar entitled “Reconstructing National Identity, Uniting the Archipelago to Create a Conscious and Character-Based Police”.
Head of Career Development Bureau of Indonesian National Police (INP), Brigadier General Langgeng Purnomo emphasized the importance of lighting up the spirit of nationalism based on national identity.
PDI-P politician Ferdinand Hutahaean expressed his appreciation for the firm action taken by the Head of the Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP), Inspector General Agus Suryonugroho, in regulating the use of sirens and strobes during escorts.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Headquarters' supervisory team conducted intensive monitoring and oversight through INP Priority Program Team, Activity II Ba Intelkam Polri, which handles efforts to prevent and overcome terrorism, radicalism, and intolerant groups throughout Indonesia, Friday (10/10/25)
Indonesian National Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo praises Indonesia’s workers for partnering with police to maintain peace and stability during a national rally. Read more.
Central Jakarta Police arrest fake DPR staff for defrauding Rp750 million in a police recruitment scam. Learn how the suspect lured victims with false promises—read the full story.
Indonesian policewoman Second Brigadier Aprilia Eka Putri Lumbantungkup wins gold at the 2025 Kickboxing World Cup in Uzbekistan, marking a proud moment for Polri and Indonesia. Read more.
INP sanction three officers over an armored vehicle crash that killed a motorcycle driver during a protest operation. Read the full story.
The Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP) is targeting 5,000 electronic traffic law enforcement (ETLE) systems to be installed across Indonesia by 2027.
Indonesia’s Police Training Chief Chryshnanda Dwilaksana calls for reform led by morally driven leadership within the police force. Read the full story on his vision for ethical transformation.
