'Cuak... What Are You Doing?', The Police Insinuated To Handle The Curanmor Report, Remember This Police Chief's Order Again

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JAKARTA - A video circulated of a woman complaining about the report of the loss of a motorbike (motor theft) which was said to have not been responded to by the police.

This woman quipped the police work by first showing footage of several police officers creating content related to motorcycle gangs.

"How come our illegal racers have disbanded?" once a piece of police member's content.

'Cuak.. what do you do? create content? Be determined to create content...No need for you to care about the people out there. Just keep creating content,'response to women who combine video content with a number of police.

This woman admitted that she lost her motorbike in 2022. But until now there has been no follow-up from the police.

"We take care of it every day. We don't have any response at all," he said.

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo reminded his staff to change in the midst of the digital era of hyperconnectivity by leaving the habit of maintaining a comfortable zone.

"I say, leave a habit that maintains a comfort zone. The police must change. Because that is the only step that can be taken. Efforts can be made so that the Police do not roll up the existing situation," said Sigit, Wednesday, June 21.

The National Police Chief said that the National Police has the main task of maintaining, maintaining security, public order, protecting, serving, and enforcing the law.

The task, he said, is now facing tough challenges in the daily lives of the National Police. On the other hand, the police must carry out their duties to oversee government policies so that Indonesia can successfully go to Indonesia Gold 2045.

"The National Police is faced with the dynamics of operational activities which of course besides there are things that can be considered positive and negative when there are irregularities in the digital era of 'hyperconnectivity'," he said.

Another challenge, said Sigit, is the era of "citizen journalism" where every community becomes a source of news so that all police activities can no longer be hidden because they can be highlighted, both positive and negative.

"This is a risk in today's era. Therefore, of course what we can do is that the Police must prepare themselves as a modern organization, be ready to open up, accept corrections, and of course not anti-criticism," said Sigit.

Sigit emphasized that the National Police continues to strive to improve the level of public trust, one of which is through the "Quick Wins" Program.

Therefore, the National Police Chief thanked his staff for trying to increase public trust in the Police.

The National Police is currently, he continued, not afraid to be monitored because it is open. In fact, they are not afraid to bring the community if they have problems in the police, they can report them to Kompolnas.