Four Teenagers Involved in Brawls in Surabaya Have been Caught by the Police
Police have named four teenagers as suspects in a brawl between teenagers on Kalilom Lor III street, Surabaya, which used sharp weapons and Molotov cocktails.
Police have named four teenagers as suspects in a brawl between teenagers on Kalilom Lor III street, Surabaya, which used sharp weapons and Molotov cocktails.
The Special Criminal Investigation Directorate of the South Sumatra Regional Police has successfully arrested a man suspected of spreading hate speech and inciting the public through social media.
The West Java Regional Police has successfully uncovered an anarchist group with ties to an international network.
Riau Islands Regional Police Chief Inspector General Asep Safrudin ordered the police chiefs in his jurisdiction to be more vigilant in their respective areas to anticipate the presence of drug minilabs.
The landslide and flash flood disaster that hit Mauponggo District, Nagekeo Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), last weekend has attracted the attention and rapid response of various parties, including the NTT Regional Police.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) International Relations Division confirmed that Muhammad Riza Chalid's red notice has been submitted to Lyon, France.
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police Medical and Health Division held a Forum and Group Discussion (FGD) to discuss how to improve the health service quality by the police in the region.
Police revealed the method behind the murder case of MIP (37) which begins as a kidnapping that ended in murder.
Nine dead in East Java Mount Bromo bus crash after brake failure; hospital staff and families among victims. Read full coverage.
Indonesia expands Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program to teachers and education staff following President Prabowo’s directive. Learn how BGN plans rollout and support.
Indonesia requests Interpol red notice for fugitive oil tycoon Riza Chalid, wanted for corruption and money laundering. Authorities track him in Malaysia. Read the full update here.
Indonesia’s Army investigates reports that two Australians allegedly supplied weapons to armed groups in Papua. It continues verification amid vast territory challenges. Read more.