Polda Metro Jaya Succeeds in Making the Capital City Kamtibmas Safe, Comfortable and Cool Throughout 2022

Kapolda Metro Jaya, Inspector General Pol Fadil Imran gives a presentation at the 2022 Polda Metro Jaya Year-End Release event at the Metro Jaya Meeting Hall (BPMJ), Saturday (31/12) morning.

Jakarta – Throughout 2022, Polda Metro Metro Jaya managed to rise and make the Capital’s kamtibmas feel safe, comfortable and cool.

This, as conveyed by the Kapolda Metro Jaya, Inspector General Pol Fadil Imran during the Year-End Release of Polda Metro Jaya 2022 at the Polda Metro Jaya Meeting Hall, Saturday (31/12), can be marked by the completion of 32,700 criminal cases out of a total of 36,608 cases that occurred.

“The trend of crime in the capital city is not much different from the previous year. There are five crime phenomena that need to be anticipated, namely, narcotics, cybercrime, motor vehicle theft (curanmor), persecution, and weighted theft,” said Kapolda Inspector General Fadil.

“The number of drug crimes in 2022 is 3,586 cases. 3,260 cases were resolved and 20.7 million lives were saved. “Meanwhile, drug findings for 2022 consist of 447.52 kilograms of methamphetamine, 133,895 ecstasy items, 57,313 tons of cannabis and 2.86 kilograms of synthetic tobacco,” he continued.

Meanwhile, for curated cases, continued Kapolda Fadil, there were 1,993 cases and 1,494 cases were completed. Theft amounted to 1,568 cases and resolved 1,463 cases.

“Curanmor is one of the urban crimes that needs special attention. Not because of the number of cases uncovered, but how do we strengthen the community base so that cases of theft can be reduced,” said Kapolda Fadil.

Therefore, in his presentation, Fadil also asked the public to take preventive measures, both at home and in public facilities.

Kapolda Metro Jaya with Deputy Kapolda Metro Jaya, Kompolnas Chairperson and Head of PWNU DKI Jakarta take a group photo after Polda Metro Jaya’s 2022 Year-End Release event.

For cyber crime cases, Fadil predicts that the number will continue to rise in the future. “Cyber ​​crime will continue to experience a development trend due to the increasing frequency of internet use,” he said.

This year, continued Fadil, there were 905 cases of cyber crime in the Polda Metro area. Of that number, 642 cases were resolved.

“This indicates that most of the cases reported to Polda Metro Jaya can be resolved, both with criminal justice and restorative justice approaches,” he explained.

Apart from that, continued Inspector General Fadil, Jakarta is also not included in the top 10 cities with the highest crime index in Asia. This achievement will certainly be maintained in 2023 with various program innovations aimed at protecting, serving and nurturing the community.

Currently, the program innovations that have been carried out are the Precision Pioneering Patrol Team, Streat Race, There are Police, Freedom Vaccination, 91 Command Center Bureauops, Complaint Service Hotline and Kampung Tangguh Jaya.

Then there is also the Ramadhan Barokah innovation program, Barokah Sacrifice, Fgd Organizing Events, Polda Metro Jaya Service Night, Kiapang Village Declaration BERSINAR (Clean from Drugs), K9, UMKM, Cianjur Volunteers and E-TLE Mobile.

“My hope is that in 2023 Polda Metro Jaya will continue to make police approaches that prioritize prevention and involve all stakeholders, especially the community,” said Inspector General Fadil.

“In the traffic law enforcement sector, Polda Metro Jaya will also continue to develop Static E-TLE and Mobile E-TLE technologies,” he continued.

Furthermore, Kapolda Fadil Imran also expressed his determination to continue to develop humane public services. This will also be accompanied by reinforcement by assigning Sespim graduates, PTIK graduates, and Police Academy graduates to replace aged Sabhara and Binmas personnel.

“They will be empowered as spearheads because Polda Metro Jaya needs strong and innovative personnel,” said Kapolda Metro at the end of his presentation. bembo

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