West Sumatra Police: Removing Pasaman Police Chief Regarding Internal Problems

Head of Public Relations of the West Sumatra Police, Kombes Satake Bayu/PHOTO VIA ANTARA

PADANG - The Head of Public Relations of the West Sumatra Police, Kombes Satake Bayu, said that the removal of AKBP Dedi Nur Andriansyah from the position of Kapolres Pasaman was related to internal problems.

"This issue has been going on for a long time and has gone through a process within the police institution," he said in Padang quoted by Antara, Thursday, November 2. This has been processed and the result is a mutation," he said. Previously, National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo removed seven police officers and one of them was West Sumatran Pasaman Police Chief AKBP Dedi Nur Andriansyah who was transferred to Pamen Yanma Polri in order to evaluate positions. in the telegram number ST/2280/X/KEP./2021 dated October 31, 2021. The two telegrams were signed by the US Police HR Inspector General Wahyu Widada on behalf of the National Police Chief along with five officers with the rank of AKBP who were removed from their positions.

Previously, the National Police Chief General Sigit quoted the proverb, 'Rotten Fish Starts from the Head'. Or in other words, all internal problems in the police, can occur because the leader has problems or is unable to be a role model for the ranks. we will imitate. Because we cannot be followed if we don't start well, we can't be reprimanded if we don't become examples, we have to start from the leader or ourselves. This is what I hope my colleagues will be able to understand. Things that are carried out with sincerity will be fruitful. Sincerely. Please implement this, not just theories and proverbs," he said. As the National Police Chief, Sigit ensured that he and the main officers of the National Police Headquarters were committed to providing rewards for personnel who carried out their duties well and worked hard to serve and protect the community. .

"I and all major officials have a commitment to members who have worked hard in the field, worked well, were tired, left their children and wives. We will always be committed to giving rewards, if I forget, please remind me," he said. He emphasized that strict sanctions would be given. to all personnel who do not carry out their duties properly, or violate existing rules. He does not hesitate to take firm action against his leadership if he is unable to become an example for his staff, if in the future they still violate the rules. According to Sigit, all of this is done for the good of the Bhayangkara Corps in the future. "But for members who make mistakes and have an impact on the organization, don't hesitate to take action. If I can't clean my tail, I will cut off my head. Be a role model, a servant and understand every problem and the voice of the community so that we can take appropriate policies," he said.