The Marak Of The War Against Archery In Kendari, Police Will Do The Economy That Produces It

KENDARI - The Southeast Sulawesi Regional Police (Polda Sulra) asked parents in Kendari City to supervise their children not to get involved in the bow war. In addition, the police will also take action against the workshop that produces arrows.

This was said by the Deputy Chief of the Southeast Sulawesi Regional Police, Brigadier General Waris Agono, observing the phenomenon of bow war that is rife in Kendari.

Waris reminded workshop entrepreneurs or welding places not to accept orders from teenagers, if there was a request for bow / arrow tape, because if it made it, it would potentially be named a suspect.

"Please, welding workshop entrepreneurs such as bubut workshops and other workshops should not receive orders or not make the bow/tapel because it endangers you. If someone is caught then it turns out that there is production, then you can be taken and suspected of participating," said Waris as quoted by ANTARA, Friday, February 10.

In addition, the Deputy Chief of Police also invited teenagers not to take actions that violated the law, especially if they hurt others.

"For my younger siblings, teenagers should not hurt people because it is dangerous, painful. Let's maintain peace and unity of the Republic of Indonesia, especially in Southeast Sulawesi," said the Deputy Chief of Police.

He continued, to always supervise his children so as not to get involved in bows or arrows that were considered unlawful.

"My parents asked me to follow them, supervise their children because the perpetrators of the bow (single tape), that's the average child and teenager," he said.

According to him, the role of parents in supervising their children is very large, so they do not take actions that violate the law, especially now that arrows often haunt residents, especially in Kendari City.

Apart from parents, the Deputy Chief of Police also asked the entire Kendari City community to jointly supervise their respective regions from criminal acts.