A Month Of Target Arrest 2 Junior High School-SMA Students Involved In Narcotics, Temanggung Police: In Fact It Continues

The police showed a number of evidences in a press conference at the Temanggung Police Station, Central Java, Tuesday (26/9/23). ANTARA/Heru Suyitno

Head of the Temanggung Police Narcotics Research Unit, AKP Luqman Effendi, revealed that the circulation of narcotics type G drugs in Temanggung Regency is currently concerning.

According to him, the users are not only in urban areas, but also in remote areas of the village. Meanwhile, the target for the circulation of illegal drugs is generally junior high school-vocational students.

"So, every month we get a target of at least two, and in fact in Temanggung it still exists," he said during a press conference on drug abuse with four suspects at the Temanggung Police Headquarters, Central Java (Central Java), Tuesday, September 26, which was confiscated by Antara.

Luqman said the police together with the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) of Temanggung Regency would continue to carry out socialization and prosecution of drug dealers or abusers list G.

Meanwhile, regarding the case of drug abuse involving four suspects revealed today, Luqman said that his party confiscated 4,950 items of G-list pills.

The four young suspects are residents of Bejen and Parakan, with the initials DI, KU, MS, and AZ. The four were arrested at different locations.

They obtained the illegal drugs online by utilizing package services.

The perpetrators were desperate to distribute the coplo pills, he said, because they were tempted by large profits. In one bottle containing 1,000 pills, the perpetrator bought Rp1.2 million, then resold Rp3 million.

Luqman said the suspects were charged with the Health Law, namely without the right to implement pharmaceuticals, one of which was storage and distribution, with the threat of a maximum imprisonment of 12 years or a maximum fine of IDR 5 billion.