Jakarta – Kapolda Metro Jaya appealed to young people in the DKI Jakarta area not to become night men, aka staying up late. This appeal was conveyed by the Regional Police Chief Karyoto during a large-scale patrol rally at Monas Square, Central Jakarta, last Saturday, (13/5).
“To the young children of Jakarta residents, when you leave the house, remember the time. If we work, of course, office hours are finished at 5, or 7 or overtime. No need to stay up late to be a night man. That could be a problem,” said the two-star general who graduated from the Dhira Brata Battalion from the 1990 Police Academy.
According to him, if there are a number of young people gathered more than five usually have the potential to cause disturbances to security and public order (Kamtibmas).
“Sometimes when we get together, more than five, more than six, they come up with various ideas. We find this a lot in areas regarding the potential for this disturbance (Kamtibmas),” he said.
Kapolda Karyoto also emphasized that to create security in society, all parties must also be able to collaborate. If we are jointly responsible for maintaining security, then a safe and conducive Jakarta can be realized. Bembo
