Hundreds Of NCO Personnel And North Kalimantan Police Tamtama Graduate Education

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TANJUNG SELOR - Hundreds of Youth Officers (Baja) and the Tamtama Polri of the 50/54 Regional Police (Polda) of North Kalimantan (Kaltara), were welcomed by the Kapolda Kaltara Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya.

The Kapolda said that the NCO and Tamtama graduated from Polri education in 2023 with Wave 2 at SPN Polda Kaltara, Sepolwan, Pusdik Brimob and Pusdik Polair Pondok Rowing as many as 356 NCO personnel.

The personnel consisted of 331 Polki NCO personnel, 13 Polwan NCO personnel, 9 Brimob NCO personnel, 3 Polair NCO personnel and 22 Tamtama personnel consisting of 19 Tamtama Brimob personnel, 3 Tamtama Polair personnel.

"Welcome to the North Kalimantan Police Headquarters, all of Baja (Tradition of Youth) and Taja (Tamtama Youth) will later be assigned to the Kaltara Police, we are grateful that in this first placement they returned to the jurisdiction of the Kaltara Police so that they could be closer to their families," said the Kaltara Police Chief, Tuesday, January 9.

Daniel explained that the graduates of this new Polri personnel became the pride of the situation, especially since the situation coincided with the 6th anniversary of the Kaltara Police.

"The Baja and Taja who have been welcomed and accepted are part of the new family of the Police and the North Kalimantan Police," he explained.

"I remind you to carry out your duties unconditionally because you yourself want to be members of the National Police. Meaning gratitude in every appearance of you, jindari of violations that can damage the good name of parents, families and people who love and who always support you to become members of the National Police," added Inspector General Daniel.

The Kapolda also reminded that the new NCO who will start work is in the era of modernization and digital must be more careful when on duty.

"Where everything you do, both consciously and unmonitored, will be recorded in the media.

"For all personnel of the North Kalimantan Regional Police, warmly welcome the arrival of these NCOs and Teenagers, come on with them, help them adjust to their new life, provide them with useful information and knowledge," he said.

After the welcoming ceremony was continued with traditional activities led by the Kapolda and the Chairman of Bhayangkari for the Kaltara Region, starting with the bathing and development activities, the search for Foster Brothers, the appearance of various attractions and closed with gratitude.