Malut Police Secures Liquor Without Permit

Evidence that is secured/Between

TERNATE - The Regional Police (Polda) of North Maluku (Malut) secured liquor without a permit from several locations spread across the City of Ternate for four days of Operation Pekat Kieraha from March 23 to 26, 2022.

The Head of Public Relations of the Malut Police, Kombes Michael irwan Thamsil, explained that the hundreds of bottles/packages of liquor that had been secured for four days were captured from several areas, namely for the first day at several points in the Salero to Santiong area.

In addition, on the third day from the location at the Royal Kafe in the Santiong area and for the fourth day on the KM Barcelona ship from Manado to Ternate.

"For the first day of the operation, we managed to secure evidence (BB) of liquor including 46 bottles of 600 ml Aqua and 39 plastic bags of Cap Tikus liquor. Jumbo white beer, 9 bottles of Kawa-kawa, 7 cans and 2 bottles of dark beer and 2 bottles of Aqua 1.5 liters of Ciu liquor," he said, quoted by Antara, Sunday, March 27.

In addition, on the third day, BB which was secured was 165 plastic bags and 16 bottles of 600 ml of Cap Tikus liquor, 1 gallon and 1 bottle of 1.5 ml of Ciu liquor, 391 cans of 500 ml Bintang Beer, 288 500 black beer cans. ml, and on the fourth day 59 bottles of 600 ml of Cap Tikus type liquor were found. Kombes Michael hopes that the raids in Operation Pekat Kieraha will be able to minimize disturbances to security and public order (kamtibmas) especially in the North Maluku region, so that community activities ahead of the month of Ramadan can run. solemnly.

He also hopes that the community will be more proactive in providing information related to public ills, especially with the circulation of liquor without a permit which can be one of the triggers for criminal acts that can disrupt the security and security situation in the community.

"The evidence (BB) is secured at the Mako Polda Malut for later destruction in April 2022, while the owner will be processed further in accordance with applicable regulations," he said.