Bali Police Chief Pecat 9 Members Involved In Criminal Acts

DOC Polda Bali

DENPASAR - Bali Police Chief Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya dismissed as many as nine members of the National Police who were involved in criminal acts both serving in the Bali Police, Polres/Polresta ranks and at the Polsek.

"The Bali Police have given punishment/punishment to dishonorable dismissal (PTDH) to nine members of the Bali Police and ranks," said Head of Public Relations of the Bali Police, Kombes Jansen Avitus Panjaitan, Wednesday, September 11.

The punishment has also been officially carried out when Bali Police Chief Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya leads the morning rally in the front yard of the Police Headquarters on Monday (9/9).

Jansen did not explain in detail the case that resulted in the nine members of the National Police being fired.

However, Jansen said that the members who were fired were involved in criminal acts of violence and sexual harassment, fraud and theft, to drug abuse and adultery.

The average member who was fired was involved in a drug abuse case. However, their role in the case was not explained in detail by the Bali Police.

Likewise, the clarity regarding the legal process for the nine members involved in the crime was not disclosed by Jansen.

From the data collected from the Bali Police, most of the members who were fired had the rank of Bripka or Brigadier Police Chief. The nine members were removed based on the decision of the Bali Police Chief at different times.

The member who was removed from his membership as Polri for being involved in acts of violence and sexual harassment was Aiptu Mario Ferreira who served in the Directorate of the Bali Police of Water and Air (Ditpolairud).

Two members were involved in the crime of theft, namely Bripda Putu Aditya Prabowo on duty at the Bali Police Ditpolairud and Bripka Komang Rai Puspa who served at the Jembrana Police.

Aipda Made Karma Wiryana, who served at the Denpasar Police, was fired for adultery.

Five other people who were fired for being involved in drug abuse, namely Bripka Nyoman Gede Yudiana who served at Yanma Polda Bali, Bripka Wayan Suartana served at the Denpasar Police, Bripka Nyoman Permana Kusuma who served at the South Kuta Police, Aipda Nyoman Sardika served at the Buleleng Police, Bripka Nyoman Alit Astawa at the Badung Police.

"The nine people according to TMT (Starting Dates) are no longer members of the National Police," said Jansen.

The Bali Police deeply regrets the existence of this PTDH. However, the police were no longer able to be fostered, so the Bali Police Chief decided to take firm action to dismiss members of the National Police.