So The Police Are Not Charged, Deputy Head Of Central Java Police: Don't Trust The Persons To Promise Smoothness

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In order to realize the admission system for members of the National Police who are Clean, Transparent, Accountable and Humanist (BETAH), the Central Java Regional Police (Central Java Police) held an oath-taking and signing of the Integrity Agreement for integrated acceptance of members of the National Police for the 2024 Fiscal Year.

Deputy Police Chief Brigadier General Agus Suryo Nugroho revealed that the signing of this oath-taking and integrity pact is a form of joint commitment in realizing the correct acceptance of the Police (Clean Transparency, Accountable and Humanist) within the Central Java Regional Police.

He also emphasized that the admission of members of the National Police was free of charge.

"This needs to be conveyed to the public, if there are people on behalf of anyone and promise to pass in any form, don't follow it," said the Deputy Chief of Police.

Furthermore, he invited all committees, participants and parents of participants to participate in supervising every selection that took place. If there are irregularities, report according to the violations, both ethically and criminally.

"We hope that through the acceptance of the National Police, which is in accordance with the principles of Betah, we will be able to get the next generation of the nation as a member of the National Police who is Precise, superior and competitive," he said.