Once Given A Warning, But Kiosk Owners In Jagakarsa Still Sell Illegal Drugs

The illegal drugs confiscated by officers/ Photo: ANTARA

The South Jakarta Civil Service Police Unit (Satpol PP Jaksel) raided a kiosk suspected of selling illegal drugs on Jalan Brigif Raya, RT 012/RW 06, Ciganjur Village, Jagakarsa.

"Control of the circulation of illegal drugs without permission in the Jagakarsa area is in accordance with Regional Regulation 8 of 2007 concerning Public Order," said Head of South Jakarta Satpol PP Nanto Dwi Subekti, Thursday, August 21, 2025.

Nanto said the kiosk seller sold illegal drugs without a doctor's prescription. In fact, previously traders had been controlled and destroyed at the location. However, the merchant reopened the sale of illegal drugs.

Then, Babhinkamtibmas kelurahan, Forum Kewaspadaan Dini Masyarakat (FKDM), Lembaga Musyawarah Kelurahan (LMK), Chairman of RW 06 RT 12, Jagakarsa District Health Center, officers from the local Fire and Rescue Service (Gulkarmat), religious leaders and the community raided kiosks at the location.

Meanwhile, Jagakarsa Sub-district Head Santoso appealed to Jagakarsa residents to always be aware of the circulation of illegal drugs.

He reminded residents not to be afraid to report to the authorities if they found similar cases in their environment.

"So that the children of our next generation can be free from negative things," said Santoso.

The results of the illegal drugs obtained by officers and destroyed were 597 tramadol tablets, 236 trihexyphenidyl tablets (THP), 16 diamond tablets weighing five milligrams (mg), 10 10 mg methynide tablets, 22 alprazolam tablets 0.5 mg, 87 one mg alprazolam tablets, 13 two mg clonappepam tablets, 16 2 mg lorazepam tablets and 14 2 mg Estazolam tablets.