Drug Bunkers On Makassar City Campus Detected By Prison Networks

The Directorate of Drug Investigation of the South Sulawesi Police revealed that there were findings of a drug storage bunker at a well-known campus in the Makassar City area.

"The bunker has a safe for storing evidence and drug transactions. The last confession (of the perpetrator) has actually entered three kilograms there and has been circulating for a long time," said the Director of Drug Investigation at the South Sulawesi Police, Kombes Dodi Rahmawan, quoted by ANTARA, Thursday, June 8.

But the police have not been able to expose which campus is meant, because they are waiting for a certain moment and are pursuing other networks that have not been arrested.

"There is a prison network, so the development has a network to the prison. I haven't mentioned where it is, so it doesn't appear in the media first," he told reporters.

According to him, with these findings, of course this is a negative thing that should not occur in the campus environment, but instead to damage the nation's generation.

"But, what is clear is that this is a sad condition that we face. Inside the campus area, it should be for education, to show its achievements in the world of education, but instead it is used as marketing (drugs)," he said.

He said his circulation was very massive and made it sad because there was a recapitulation book.

"The circulation is very massive, and this is very sad because there is a bunker. There is even a recap book, there is distribution. We will pursue it, who is behind all of this," said Kombes Dodi asserted.

He hopes that the campus will help, not be hot and not necessarily an abolimatunder or belittle in this case, but instead close ranks, identify students or components of the academic community who are indicated to be involved.

"So that we can reduce and suppress who is the culprit for including the goods. I am sure there must be an actor behind it. Therefore, I hope for the support and participation of the academic community component," he hoped.