Metro Jaya Police Uncover Human Trafficking Ring Sending 105 Workers to Libya
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police exposed a human trafficking network that sent 105 illegal migrant workers to Libya. Read the official report here.
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Criminal
National
Central Jakarta Police Hold Night Run for Bhayangkara Day
Central Jakarta Police organized a Night Run with 80 participants to celebrate Bhayangkara Day, promoting health and community ties. Read the full news here.
National
Metro Jaya Police Advise Public to Anticipate Traffic Congestion Around GBK Stadium
Metro Jaya Police warn of potential traffic congestion near Gelora Bung Karno Stadium due to multiple events. Traffic control and security measures prepared. Learn more.
Sports
1,400 Officers Secure FIFA Matchday at GBK Stadium
Central Jakarta Police deployed 1,400 joint officers to secure Indonesia vs Oman FIFA Matchday at Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Stadium. Read the full report here.
Criminal
Metro Jaya Police Seizes Etomidate Cartridges in West Jakarta
Metro Jaya Police foils distribution of 30 etomidate cartridges in West Jakarta, arresting a suspected courier. Read the full details here.
Criminal
Jakarta Police Arrest 16 Street Robbery Suspects Within Three Days
The Jakarta Metro Jaya Police’s special team captures 16 robbery suspects in Jakarta within three days, seizing weapons and uncovering drug links. Read more here.
Criminal
Metro Jaya Police Seize 2 Kg Marijuana in Jatinegara
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police foil marijuana distribution in Jatinegara, seizing 2 kilograms and arresting suspect. Read details of the narcotics raid here.
National
Police Question 31 Witnesses Following Deadly Train Collision in East Bekasi
Metro Jaya Police have questioned 31 witnesses regarding the tragic train collision in East Bekasi that killed 16 people. Investigation enters the forensic phase.
National
Metro Jaya Police Releases 101 Detainees Following May Day Protests
Metro Jaya police have released 101 individuals detained for allegedly planning riots during May Day protests. Investigation into organizers continues. Read more.
