Police Deploy 455 Security Personnel For Presidential And Vice Presidential Candidates

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The National Police deployed 455 personnel to secure the presidential candidate pair and vice presidential candidate participants in the 2024 General Election (Pemilu). The security was included in the Great Operation Brata 2023-2024.

"A total of 455 personnel are members of the task force to secure presidential and vice presidential candidates (Pam Capres/Cawapres Task Force)," said Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Shandi Nugroho when confirmed, Thursday, October 19.

Hundreds of these personnel began serving after the General Elections Commission (KPU) determined that candidate pairs (paslon) would contest the 2024 General Election.

"Pam Capres/Cawapres will be attached to the determination of the candidate pair on November 13, 2023," he said.

Shandi detailed that the hundreds of personnel consisted of Kasubsatgas, Aid de Campe (ADC) or aides, advance, personal escort (Walkri), and traffic guard (wallantas).

Then, security and observations (Pammatan), as well as a health team consisting of doctors, paramedics, ambulance drivers.

"There are three sub-satgas personnel with the rank of Kombes. ADC or 56 aides consisting of 14 middle officers, 12 officers, and 30 non-commissioned officers," he said.

Then, there were 12 advanced teams consisting of 12 middle officers and 48 officers. Furthermore, there were 12 personal guards, 84 non-commissioned officers or enlisted officers, and 24 non-commissioned officers.

For traffic guards as many as 12 officers, 24 non-commissioned officers, and 36 non-commissioned officers. Pam Matan consists of 36 officers or non-commissioned officers, 24 non-commissioned officers or enlisted officers, 12 non-commissioned officers, and 36 non-commissioned officers or enlisted officers.

"The medical team consists of 12 officers or civil servants, 12 non-commissioned officers or civil servants, and 12 non-commissioned officers or civil servants, and 12 non-commissioned officers," said Shandi.