Metro Police Chief Guarantees Empty House Security In Jakarta When Left Behind For Eid Homecoming

Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Karyoto (Rizky AP/VOI)

JAKARTA - Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Karyoto will ensure the safety of houses left by their owners during the 2023 Eid homecoming. So, people don't need to worry and worry about their property.

"Then we will be concerned later when our brothers and sisters leave the place, for example the house is really empty, it becomes a concern," Karyoto told reporters, Tuesday, April 18.

The security of empty houses is carried out by carrying out regional patrols. However, the intensity is increased from before.

With the frequent officers crossing empty houses left by their owners, it is hoped that it can prevent the occurrence of criminal acts of theft.

"We realize that our members have this number, we can only try our best. Yesterday, we patrolled only for example in one day 3 or four times, we will increase the intensity," said Karyoto.

Not only houses, but people can also entrust their vehicles to the nearest Polsek or Polres. Sehingha, his safety is being maintained.

"We have also appealed to the Polsek Police who have space to receive care, they will receive it and they promise to keep it safe 24 hours because it is in the Polsek and Polres," said Karyoto.