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National 9 years ago
BNN to take tougher approach against armed drug dealers : Budi Waseso
The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) is taking a tougher approach against drug dealers as they are becoming more dangerous and are commonly armed with powerful firearms, agency chief Comr. Gen. Budi Waseso has said.
National 9 years ago
Military police hunt soldier involved in Aceh drug syndicate
The Indonesian Military (TNI) has issued a “dead or alive” arrest warrant for one of its members, who is allegedly involved in a drug syndicate that was recently uncovered by the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) in Medan.
National 9 years ago
Police suspect drug business operating in Jambi prison
The police claim drug businesses have been running in the Jambi Class II A Penitentiary, where on Wednesday evening a riot took place involving arson committed by prisoners to protest an anti-narcotics operation inside the facility.
SE Asia 9 years ago
Ecija judge to get Veloso’s deposition
Judge Anarica Castillo-Reyes, who is hearing the human trafficking charges against the suspected recruiters of convicted drug mule Mary Jane Veloso, will fly to Indonesia this month to observe Veloso’s deposition on her case from her prison cell in Jakarta, according to Veloso’s counsel.
National 9 years ago
BNN shrugs off rights criticism, saying drug dealers' lives not to be respected
National Narcotics Agency (BNN) head Comr. Gen. Budi Waseso has shrugged off criticism that the nation's war against drugs disregards human rights principles, saying that drug dealers' lives should not be respected since they commit "mass murders".
