Disciplinary And Code Of Ethics Violations, 2 Police Members At TTS Disrespectful

The PTDH ceremony against two TTS Police personnel in the city of Soe, NTT. ANTARA/Ho-Humas TTS

KUPANG - Two members of the South Central Timor Police (TTS) were dishonorably dismissed from the National Police through Disrespectful Dismissal (PTDH). South Central Timor Police Chief AKBP I Gusti Putu Suka Arsa said the two members of the National Police who received the PTDH were Brigpol Dedi Yandrid Rasi and Bripda Cabin Imanuel Nitbani. "They were given punishment for violating both discipline and the police professional code of ethics," said I Gusti Putu when confirmed from Kupang, Antara, Tuesday, January 31. This dismissal is based on the decision of the East Nusa Tenggara Police Chief number KEP/75/XII/2022, dated December 28, 2022 concerning Disrespectful Dismissal (PTDH) from the Indonesian National Police service to 2 South Central Timor Police personnel. Putu said that the PTDH event was carried out through a ceremony where the two were not present in person so that in the PTDH process they only presented photos from the second. The ceremony was carried out in a absence by only displaying photos of the two members because both of them were not present at the ceremony. He explained that Dedi Yanrid Rasi is a DPO until now and Bripda Cabin Imanuel Nitbani is currently serving his sentence at Kupang Prison. Furthermore, he said, the PTDH incident is expected to be a lesson for police personnel at the TTS Police itself so that they do not take actions that violate the code of ethics. It was also notified to TTS Police personnel that PTDH for members of the National Police had an impact not only on those concerned but also on the family. "My message to them is that what has been done has consequences. As is the case at this time, it's a pity for the family at home if her husband commits a violation and is fired," he said.