Kapolda Kaltara Jamin Penerimaan Calon Anggota Polri 2023 Bersih Dari Calo-KKN

TANJUNG CELLOR North Kalimantan (Kaltara) Police Chief Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya ensured that the acceptance of candidates for Polri members in 2023, either through the Akpol, Bintara and Tamtama channels, was free from brokers or elements of the KKN.

"There is no such thing as entering the police, paying for the police, I make sure the police receive is free and there are no brokers or KKN," said the Kaltara Police Chief, Wednesday, May 3.

In the 2023 National Police admissions, the public is expected to be able to directly supervise the process and all stages.

"I make sure all processes are open and transparent, please the public participate in supervising directly at every stage," he said.

The Kapolda said that in this year's police admission, the Kaltara Police received a quota more than before.

"Because we already have our own State Police School (SPN), we should pay together, we get an additional quota of Polri recruitment this year of around 350 people, previously only 200 people," said Daniel.

To note, specifically for the NCO, this year's education will be carried out at the SPN Polda Kaltara which is located in Malinau Regency.

The Kapolda hopes that with the opportunity to accept the National Police, especially at the North Kalimantan Regional Police in 2023, the people of Kaltara can make good use of it, especially Kaltara's best sons and daughters who want to serve as members of the National Police.

"Now the stages are running, hopefully everything can go well and smoothly, my message is not to let the parents of the National Police selection candidates believe in individuals or brokers who offer themselves and are able to pass all selection processes. If there are findings from the public, there are people or brokers who play in the selection process, please report them directly to me," he concluded.