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Archipelago 9 months ago
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Central Java Police arrest hundreds in street crime crackdown
Central Java Police Deputy Chief Brig. Gen. Usman Latief said authorities arrested 888 men and 28 women during a province-wide operation from May 12 to 31, targeting gangs, rogue mass organizations and street crime.
Archipelago 9 months ago
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Police arrest mass organization members for stabbing prosecutor
Over the past month, the government has launched a nationwide crackdown on rogue mass organizations following widespread reports of street crimes, racketeering and extortion, which are believed to have caused businesses across the country to suffer losses amounting to trillions of rupiah.
Archipelago 9 months ago
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Fake journalists, mass organization members arrested amid street crime crackdown
The National Police launched on May 1 a nationwide operation targeting rogue mass organizations and street crime, amid escalating reports of racketeering and extortion that business leaders say are harming the country’s economic climate.
Archipelago 10 months ago
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Thousands arrested in nationwide crackdown on gangs, street crime
According to the Indonesian Industrial Estates Association (HKI), rampant extortion by rogue mass organizations and thugs has cost industry players operating in Indonesia hundreds of trillions of rupiah.
Jakarta 10 months ago
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Pramono’s 24-hour parks plan raises security concerns
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung’s plan to keep several parks open for 24 hours to provide affordable nighttime leisure, as well as curbing teenage brawls has been met with caution by observers, who warn that the parks could instead be misused by “irresponsible parties” if the security aspects are overlooked.
Jakarta 11 months ago
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Pramono to install more security cameras in effort to fight crime
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung Wibowo plans to install security cameras in every neighborhood unit (RT) and community unit (RW) in the city following Idul Fitri as part of a promised effort to reduce Jakarta’s crime rates.
City 6 years ago
Social media heightens street crime fears
While acknowledging that some reports of street crimes that have recently gone viral on social media are genuine, the Jakarta Police has warned netizens not to uncritically accept every piece of information circulating on social media as many may be misleading.
