Headline: Police Internal Affairs Hastens DWP 2024 Case: High-Profile Officers Face Ethics Trials
The Indonesian National Police (Polri) has swiftly addressed allegations stemming from the 2024 Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) case, demonstrating its commitment to justice and transparency. A recent series of simultaneous and consecutive Ethics Commission (KKEP) hearings, overseen by colleagues from the Police Education and Training Center (Kompolnas), culminated in significant outcomes for two officers.
Case Details
The first officer, serving as a canteen officer (Kanit) in the Metro Jaya regional police drugs unit (Ditresnarkoba), was found guilty of misconduct during DWP 2024. Despite successfully detaining foreign and local nationals suspected of drug abuse, the officer was found to have demanded money in exchange for their release.
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Committee and Witnesses
The KKEP panel consisted of respected officials, among them:
- Ketua Komisi: IRJEN POL Drs. Yan Sulitra Indrajaya, S.H. (Head of Police Legal Division)
- Wakil Ketua Komisi: Brigjen Pol Agus Wijayanto, S.H., S.I.K., M.H. (Director of Police Education and Propagation Division)
- Anggota Komisi: Kombes Pol Heri Setyawan, S.I.K., M.H., Akbp Dr. H. Heru Waluyo, S.H., M.H., and Akbp Endang Werdining сиh, S.H., M.H.
Eight witnesses attended the hearing.
Penalties Imposed
The officer’s unethical conduct was deemed deplorable. Consequences included:
- A public apology to the KKEP panel and Police Chief
- Mandatory spiritual, mental, and professional development for a month
- Temporary confinement in a designated area for 30 days (Dec 27, 2024 – Jan 25, 2025)
- Demotion from police duties for the next eight years
Counter Appeal
Following the verdict, the officer filed an appeal, leading to a second hearing with an adjusted panel, including:
- Ketua Komisi: Brigjen Pol Agus Wijayanto, S.H., S.I.K., M.H. (Director of Police Education and Propagation Division)
- Wakil Ketua Komisi: Kombes Pol Heri Setyawan, S.I.K., M.H. (Head of Police Education Division’s Research and Development)
The second hearing yielded similar penalties, albeit with a slightly reduced confinement period of 20 days (Dec 27, 2024 – Jan 15, 2025).
Continuing Proceedings
On January 3, 2025, hearings for two more suspects, SM and FRS, resumed at the Police HQ. Authorities assure the public that all involved will face appropriate justice, with charges corresponding to each individual’s roles and actions.
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