Septian Alias Tiara Becomes DPO Rejang Lebong Bengkulu Police, His Photo Pose Becomes A Spotlight

BENGKULU - Police continue to intensify efforts to eradicate drugs. Starting from arrests to developing cases related to narcotics networks.

This was also done by the Rejang Lebong Police, Bengkulu. Police issued a list of wanted drug cases.

There are three people who are now on the search for people (DPO), namely Septian Raka Saputra alias Tiara, Dede Iskandar and Dedi December.

This photo of the Rejang Lebong Police DPO was uploaded to the Rejanglebong Police's Instagram account. Now this photo of Septian alias Tiara is in the spotlight. Although it is stated that the gender is male, the pose is unusual, stylized like a woman.

This DPO photo was also re-uploaded to the Bengkulu area information Instagram account. Many are wondering about Septian alias Tiara.

But back to dealing with drugs. The Nala 1 Anti Narcotics (Antik) operation held by the Rejang Lebong Police, Bengkulu, arrested seven suspects in drug cases.

The Head of Ops of the Rejang Lebong Police, AKP Margopo, said that the Nala 1 Antique Operation was held for 15 days from 29 June to 13 July 2021. The operation involved 26 personnel.

"In the Antik Nala 1 Operation which was held by the Rejang Lebong Police for 15 days, it succeeded in securing seven suspects of drug trafficking and abuse along with a number of drug evidence.

AKP Margopo explained, the suspects acted as dealers and users. Also confiscated was evidence of 13 packages of methamphetamine with a total weight of 5.12 grams, as well as two packages of dry marijuana weighing 1.98 grams.

Then two units of digital scales, five units of cellphones and Rp5,331,000 in cash, and one unit of a white Yamaya Xeon motorcycle with a BD 6223 HC plate.

The suspects were arrested during an operation targeting 41 locations, both operational targets (TO) and non-TO, spread across 15 sub-districts in Rejang Lebong.

There were also seven suspects who were arrested in the Antique Operation Nala 1 of the Rejang Lebong Police, including DS (47), AP (33), YAS (16).

Then DM (22), JH (41), BE (28) and RW (19). The Rejang Lebong Police are still developing this case to dismantle the drug trafficking network.