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Brigadier Arya Subina, a member of the Lampung police intelligence unit, was killed while attempting to thwart a motorcycle theft. The incident occurred on Saturday, May 9, in Bandar Lampung, leading to an exceptional tribute from the Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs for his bravery.
Indonesian police have arrested a 24-year-old man suspected of involvement in a series of arson incidents in the Pisangan Baru area. He has been transferred to a police hospital for a mental evaluation to assess his psychological state.
The Indonesian police have initiated the 'Green House' project in the Palmerah area of Jakarta, aimed at providing healthy food sources through the cultivation of vegetables and fish. This initiative seeks to meet the nutritional needs of the police's service network.
In a significant move against organized crime, Indonesian police have transferred 321 individuals of various nationalities to immigration centers after their arrest in an online gambling investigation in Jakarta. This action is part of the government's efforts to enhance coordination among relevant authorities.
Indonesian police have launched comprehensive investigations into a fuel smuggling network after seizing two modified trucks and arresting drivers transporting large quantities of subsidized diesel illegally.
The Serang police in Banten successfully rescued a 17-month-old child from the clutches of his nanny, who attempted to smuggle him to Lampung province. The operation took place after receiving a report from the Tulung Agung police.
Indonesian police have arrested a citizen listed on Interpol's red notice for involvement in cross-border cyber fraud. The arrest took place at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport last Sunday.
The Meranti Islands Police in Indonesia successfully confiscated 27 kilograms of methamphetamine and 260 cartridges containing etomidate during a targeted operation against an international drug trafficking network. The operation led to the arrest of two suspects.
The Nusa Tenggara Timur police are investigating the involvement of two officers in a corruption case related to subsidized fuel. The incident occurred when a truck carrying large quantities of fuel was seized without official documentation on March 16, 2026.
Indonesian police have arrested 330 individuals in a crackdown on subsidized fuel manipulation. The operation lasted 13 days and spanned multiple regions across the country.
Indonesian police have arrested a 24-year-old man for allegedly marketing online gambling through WhatsApp. The arrest took place in Jakarta after several days of investigation, as part of the government's efforts to combat illegal activities targeting youth.
Indonesian police, in collaboration with local authorities, have conducted extensive inspections to combat illegal gold mining in Riau. This campaign is part of the government's efforts to protect the environment and ensure the safety of local communities.
Indonesian police have arrested the director of N Co Living in Bali, known as R, for involvement in drug trafficking. The operation took place in Jakarta on Monday following extensive investigations into suspicious activities at the entertainment venue.
The South Sumatra Police announced the recovery of <strong>497 vehicles</strong> out of <strong>1715</strong> seized in vehicle theft cases since the beginning of 2024. This initiative is part of the police's efforts to protect the rights of affected citizens.
Pertamina, Indonesia's largest energy company, praised the swift actions of the police in uncovering corruption cases related to subsidized fuel. These measures are part of the government's efforts to ensure that support reaches those who truly need it.
The Indonesian police announced the discovery of 665 cases of misuse of subsidized fuel and gas during the years 2025-2026. Numerous suspects were apprehended across 33 provinces, highlighting significant challenges in combating corruption in the energy sector.
Indonesian police have seized <strong>3200 liters</strong> of smuggled biofuel in <strong>Riau Province</strong>, which was intended for illegal gold mining activities. This operation followed extensive investigations into subsidized fuel smuggling practices.
Mokah Mad Najih, head of the Indonesian Ombudsman Office, emphasized that digital transformation in the police will enhance public service quality. This statement was made during a performance monitoring meeting in Jakarta, highlighting the importance of adhering to legal standards.
Indonesian police have arrested a ride-hailing driver named Wah (39) for allegedly sexually assaulting a passenger in Jakarta. The incident occurred during a transport trip, where the driver exploited his platform to access the victim.
Indonesian police have arrested four individuals in connection with the murder of three civilians in Tambrauw. The incident occurred on March 16, 2026, and the suspects turned themselves in following community efforts.
Indonesian police are on the hunt for thieves who stole a woman's necklace in the Gelamabar area of northwest Jakarta. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening, with surveillance footage revealing the swift execution of the crime.
Last week, Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, witnessed a series of security incidents, including sexual assaults on taxi passengers. The police arrested the suspects and launched extensive investigations.
The Indonesian police in Bogor have revealed an illegal gas smuggling network that has resulted in losses estimated at <strong>13.2 billion rupiah</strong> monthly. Several suspects were arrested in two separate operations following citizen reports to the emergency service.
Indonesia has reported a significant decrease in traffic accidents during the implementation of the Ketupat Anoa operation in 2026. This initiative aims to enhance road safety during the holiday period, which typically sees increased traffic.
Indonesian police arrested a man named MP for promoting counterfeit 100,000 rupiah notes in Bogor. This operation followed a two-week investigation based on citizen information.
Indonesian police have revealed a network involved in counterfeiting 100,000 rupiah notes in Bogor, leading to the arrest of a suspect and the seizure of a large amount of counterfeit money.
The Indonesian police chief announced special preparations to provide optimal services to citizens during the post-Eid al-Adha return period in 2026, with traffic increases expected. Traffic plans have been adjusted to suit the current situation.
The police in Bogor, Indonesia, reported a significant reduction in traffic accidents by <strong>12%</strong> during the implementation of Operation <strong>Kitobat 2026</strong>. This decline reflects the government's efforts to enhance road safety and raise traffic awareness.
Ahmad Sahroni, Vice President of the Indonesian Parliament's Internal Affairs Committee, praised the police's efforts in managing traffic during Eid al-Adha 2026, highlighting the challenges faced due to the increase in vehicles.