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Indonesian prison security raids

Overview

Indonesian authorities have initiated a series of joint security raids across various detention centers to prevent the entry of prohibited items and narcotics.

On September 17, a collaborative operation involving the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI), the Indonesian National Police (Polri), and the National Narcotics Board (BNN) targeted the Purwokerto Class IIA Prison. The raid included inspections of residential blocks and random urine testing for inmates and staff, though no significant prohibited items were discovered.

By September 19, similar joint operations were conducted in Surabaya and Surakarta. In Surabaya, authorities seized 53 prohibited items, including 22 lighters, 10 metal razors, six makeshift electrical outlets, glass objects, cutters, knives, cables, and earphones. In Surakarta, a raid resulted in the confiscation of items such as iron bars, nails, glass, and clothes hangers, though no narcotics or mobile phones were found.

On September 22, operations continued in Tarakan and Karawang, aligning with the ‘15 Acceleration Programs’ to eradicate narcotics and fraud. In Tarakan, no narcotics or mobile phones were found, and inmate urine tests were negative. In Karawang, officers seized security risks including hammers, nails, improvised water heaters, and various cables.

On September 28, security measures intensified in Bengkalis and Tanjungpinang. At Lapas IIA Bengkalis, six coordinated teams conducted cell inspections targeting mobile phones, electronic devices, and unauthorized electrical installations. In Tanjungpinang, the Lapas Narkotika Kelas IIA implemented socialization sessions with inmate cell leaders to reinforce prohibitions against weapons, explosives, and communication devices. These efforts aim to achieve ‘Zero Halinar’—a policy targeting the elimination of mobile phones, illegal levies, and narcotics.

Entities

Indonesian National Police · Indonesian National Armed Forces · Priyo Tri Laksono · Lapas Narkotika Kelas IIA Tanjungpinang · BNNP Kalimantan Utara

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Timeline

  1. [CRIME] 3 sources
    Indonesian prisons conduct security inspections and rule socialization

    Correctional facilities in Bengkalis and Tanjungpinang, Indonesia, are conducting cell inspections and socialization programs to prevent the use of prohibited items and ensure facility security.

  2. [CRIME] 2 sources
    Indonesian prison raids target narcotics and illegal devices

    Joint security raids at Indonesian prisons in Tarakan and Karawang targeted narcotics and illegal phones, following national ministerial programs to enhance correctional facility security.

  3. [CRIME] 4 sources
    Indonesian detention centers conduct joint raids to seize prohibited items

    Joint security raids at detention centers in Surabaya and Surakarta led to the seizure of various prohibited items, including tools and makeshift devices, though no narcotics were found in Surakarta.

  4. [CRIME] 4 sources
    Purwokerto Prison undergoes joint security raid

    Joint forces including the TNI, Polri, and BNN conducted a night raid and random urine testing at Purwokerto Class IIA Prison to enhance security and prevent drug smuggling.

Sources

beritajatim.com · indiebanyumas.com · jabarnews.com · jatim.jpnn.com · kabartarakan.com · karawangnews.com · pemilu2024.harianjogja.com · radarkarawang.id · riau1.com · riaukepri.com · senggang.republika.co.id · suaralampung.com · ulasan.co

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