Hundreds Of Nunukan Police Personnel Tested By Urine

NUNUKAN - Hundreds of personnel from the Nunukan Police, North Kalimantan (Kaltara) were tested for urine by the health doctor (Dokkes) of the Nunukan Police.

This random urine ice is used as an effort for the Profession and Security Division (Bid Propam) of the Kaltara Police to prevent drug trafficking within the Police.

The Head of Propam Polda Kaltara Kombes Badminton Permadi said as many as 193 Nunukan Police personnel underwent a urine test with close supervision by Propam personnel on Thursday, December 19.

"Bid Propam Polda Kaltara together with Sipropam and Sidokkes Polres Nunukan have conducted urine tests on all members of the Nunukan Police, this is one of the prevention efforts," said Kombes Badmintonadi Permadi accompanied by the Head of Propam of the Nunukan Police.

"The results of urine tests from all Nunukan Police personnel who followed, no urine was found containing drugs," he said.

Badminton emphasized that the North Kalimantan Police Propam will actively examine and ensure that Polres and their staff are free from the influence of narcotics.

"This detection step for narcotics abuse is a form of the seriousness of the internal police investigation in ensuring the standards and professionalism of police personnel," he said.