Case Of Wrong Raid By Indonesian Army Colonel, Head Of Malang Narcotics Police Transferred

Head of Public Relations of the East Java Regional Police, Kombes Gatot Repli Handoko (ANTARA)

SURABAYA - The East Java Regional Police transferred to the Head of Narcotics and Narcotics Police for Malang City Police Commissioner Anria Rosa Piliang after the incident of an Army colonel raid at a hotel in the local area. The Head of Public Relations of the East Java Regional Police, Kombes Gatot Repli Handoko, confirmed the Secret Telegram (TR) containing the mutation of Kompol Anria . TR was signed by the Head of the Human Resources Bureau of the East Java Regional Police, Kombes Andi Syahriful Taufik on Friday, March 26.

"That is true that the East Java Regional Police Chief issued TR Number 587, dated March 26, 2021, which was signed by the Head of Human Resources regarding the mutation of Kasatresnarkoba Malang Police, Kompol Anria Rosa," he said as quoted by Antara, Saturday, March 27. Gatot added that Kompol Anria Rosa Piliang was transferred or assigned as the first policy analysis. Psychotropic Sector, Ditresnarkoba Polda East Java.

However, Kombes Gatot said that the mutation in the National Police was a natural thing as an organizational refreshment. "Compol Anria Rosa was transferred to the East Java Regional Police, a mutation is a common thing for the police to refresh the organization," he said.

The position of Kasatresnarkoba Malang City Police is currently held by AKP Danang Yudanto, who previously served as Panit II Unit III Subdit I Ditreskrimum Polda East Java. Previously, the Narcotics, Psychotropic, and Dangerous Drug Research Unit, Malang City Police reportedly made a procedural error when carrying out raids in one of them. one hotel room in Malang City, Thursday (25/3) early morning.

From the official statement of the East Java Regional Police, there were four members of the Malang City Police Narcotics Satresnarkoba who made a procedural error during the raid process, and are currently undergoing investigation by Propam.