The Indonesian National Police’s (INP) Division of Professionalism and Security warned officers against engaging in political activities during the 2024 Regional Elections to maintain neutrality. Read more about their commitment to fair elections!
South Kalimantan beat Lampung 3-1 in the Indonesian National Police Chief Kapolri Cup volleyball tournament opener. Read more here!
After the two bodies have been identified by the police, five more bodies of Bekasi River drowned victims have been successfully identified by the medical team.
The Indonesian National Police extended greetings for the 64th National Statistics Day, highlighting the theme “Quality Statistics for a Golden Indonesia.” Read more!
The Indonesian National Police's Traffic Corps celebrated its 69th anniversary on September 26, reflecting on its journey since 1955. Read more about the commemoration!
Indonesian National Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo urged the Traffic Corps to monitor noisy exhausts, locall known as “knalpot brong”, during election campaigns to prevent clashes. Learn more about his views!
The Task Force of Indonesian National Police (INP) Corruption Prevention reports their yearly activities and programs to the INP Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo.
Indonesian National Police Chief maintained the police;s committed to a humanistic approach in hostage situations, emphasizing diplomacy for successful rescues, as seen in the release of New Zealender pilot Philip Mark Mehrtens. Discover more about their strategies!
The Indonesian National Police investigates alleged fund misappropriation for PON XXI in Aceh and North Sumatra. Stay updated on this developing story—follow us for the latest news!
Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo praised the negotiation team's "soft approach" in securing the release of Susi Air pilot Philip Mark Mehrtens from the armed criminal group (KKB in Papua). He was released on 21 September 2024 after being held captive since 7 February 2024. Learn more about the meeting!
The Indonesian National Police are investigating a suspected leak of Taxpayer Identification Numbers (NPWP), allegedly involving six million records, including those of high-profile figures like President Joko Widodo. Discover more for updates on this data breach.
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