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Aviation security (avsec) personnel at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport reportedly caught a deputy chief of the West Kalimantan Police’s narcotics unit carrying crystal methamphetamine.
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A deputy chief of the West Kalimantan Police’s narcotics unit was reportedly about to board a plane at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in possession of crystal methamphetamine. (Shutterstock/File)
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viation security (avsec) personnel at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport reportedly caught a deputy chief of the West Kalimantan Police’s narcotics unit, identified only as H, carrying crystal methamphetamine.
“He was not cooperative with our officers at the Terminal 1A security checkpoint [SCP] 1,” the airport’s senior branch communication and legal officer, Febri Toga, told tempo.co on Sunday.
H was apparently about to board a plane from to Kendari in South East Sulawesi on Saturday. According to Febri, he had been asked to report a gun and 12 bullets he had on him at the SCP 1.
Avsec officers at SCP 2 conducted a body search on him and reportedly found a packet of crystal meth weighing 23.8 grams in his pocket.
Soekarno-Hatta Airport Police narcotic unit chief Comr. Arief Ardiansyah said the case was now under investigation by the National Police. (vla)
