There Is A Balado Rasa Sabu Chicken Brought By Visitors To Samarinda Prison

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JAKARTA - Officers from the Class IIA Narcotics Prison in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, thwarted an attempt to smuggle four packs of methamphetamine weighing approximately five grams through a gift of chicken balayo for inmates with the initials FJ.

"Thanks to the accuracy of the goods inspection officers who have carried out their duties in accordance with the (standard operating procedure) and thoroughly, to the point of thwarting this smuggling attempt," said Head of the Class IIA Prison Samarinda Hidayat in Samarinda, Wednesday, September 21.

The officer for examining the goods entrusted and registration of the Class IIA Narcotics Prison in Samarinda thwarted the smuggling attempt, Tuesday (20/9), while conducting further inspections and searches on the food entrusted by visitors to the inmates.

"Starting when the freight inspector, who checked the customer's food deposit with the initials JT (21) at 13:30 WITA, which was intended for the inmates with the initials FJ who were registered in the A-28 queue number in the E-Trol application," he explained, quoted from Antara.

When the food deposit in the form of chicken balayo side dishes was checked, the officers felt something was suspicious.

"With a thorough and thorough examination, officers finally found methamphetamine-type drugs that were inserted into chicken meat pieces," he said.

Officers then documented and reported the findings to the head of the correctional division, who went straight to the Samarinda Class IIA Narcotics Prison to confirm the incident.

The Samarinda Class IIA Narcotics Prison synergizes with the Samarinda City Police through the Narcotics Head, by handing over evidence in the form of four packs of methamphetamine, cellphones, identification cards, and visitors with the initials JT to the police station for further processing.

Hidayat also appreciated the goods and entrusted services inspectors who always try to carry out their duties as well as possible.