Police Commissioner Yuni Purwanti Used To Talk About Drugs, N Arrested At A Sabu Party

Kompol Yuni Purwanti used to be the Head of the Bogor Police Narcotics Unit with the rank of AKP (Screenshot of Netmediatama Youtube)

JAKARTA - Sectoral Police Astana Anyar, Bandung City, West Java, Police Commissioner Yuni Purwanti Kusuma Dewi was arrested by the West Java Regional Police Propam during a sabu party with 11 members.

Many highlighted the track record of Kompol Yuni, who used to be the Head of the Bogor Police Narcotics Unit. Police Commissioner Yuni is currently removed from her post.

In the past, Yuni Purwanti appeared on the 86 NET TV program. Views of raids on curanmor (motorcycle theft) and drug cases were also uploaded to YouTube Netmediatama on February 9, 2016.

In the video that lasted about 7 minutes, Yuni Purwanti, who was still in the AKP rank, led the team to arrest the perpetrators of curanmor. The raids on Curanmor, which were also discovered by drugs, were conducted on January 28, 2016.

With a maroon hat, Yuni, who was then the Bogor Police Chief of Narcotics, led the team rally. Yuni Purwanti even ordered her men to code the car's penny when they approached the house of the target for the raid.

In the video program 86, Yuni Purwanti runs around residential areas and then raided the houses of the target of the operation. The location of the raid was carried out in Cileungsi, Bogor at around 02.30 WIB.

During the raid, green and yellow pills were found. "This is ecstasy", said Yuni Purwanti confidently.

From the target house for the operation, the Bogor Police and Madang Police also found marijuana. Yuni Purwanti in the broadcast talked about being grateful to be able to work with the support of the leadership and the members.

"This is our spirit to act because this is our responsibility the Bogor Police Drug Unit (Satnarkoba). If we don't do what we want to be if that happens to our children? Drugs are very, very vulnerable, we don't do them they won't survive. We do (they) will survive even though we need even harder work", said Yuni Purwanti, who at that time was determined to continue to eradicate drugs.