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Police Studies Review
Published by Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia
ISSN : 27224589     EISSN : 27224597     DOI : -
Core Subject : Social,
Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice Social Sciences
Police Studies Review is a double blind peer-reviewed journal published by Indonesian National Police Academy (Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia).
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The Effectiveness of Improved SIM Service Quality Through Smart SIM in the Bekasi City Police Area Andhika Adjie Bahti Caesario
Police Studies Review Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Police Studies Review
Publisher : Indonesian National Police Academy

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SIM services in the city of Bekasi are still manual based so that in the manufacturing process there are still queues. And this also opens up opportunities for brokers' activities in carrying out their actions, both from the process of making and taking action against violations. In this study, the researcher used Effectiveness theory, public service theory, service quality theory, POAC (Planning, organizing, analyzing and controlling) and George R. Terry's 6m theories to become analytical tools. In analyzing this study using qualitative methods because researchers must obtain empirical data related to SIM services using smart SIMs in the city of Bekasi. And this research was also carried out with field research to get the real meaning of the situation and condition of the city of Bekasi. The results of the study found that the smart SIM program in the city of Bekasi was not effective because it did not meet internal and external factors, so that SIM services were still manual in the process of prosecuting violations and making SIMs. Facilities and infrastructure such as the smart SIM building, technical guidelines related to smart SIMs must exist so that this program can run properly to improve the quality of SIM services in the city of Bekasi.
The Effectiveness of Corruption Criminal Investigations During the Covid-19 Pandemic by the Police Corruption Crime Unit Polrestabes Palembang Abdur Roni Satya Pratana
Police Studies Review Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Police Studies Review
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The phenomenon of corruption has been occurred since Indonesia’s independence until now. All ranks of people are definitely trying to improve the image of the Police in public by being consistent in eradicating criminal acts of corruption. However, we are currently dealing with the Covid-19 Pandemic now, where various stipulated provisions have limited activities including the investigation of corruption crimes by the Corruption Crime Unit of Polrestabes Palembang. This is also the background of this research with the aim of knowing how the implementation of the investigation of corruption in the Covid-19 Pandemic by the Corruption Criminal Unit of Polrestabes Palembang. The research was conducted on 18-30 January 2021 in the Polrestabes Palembang area. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive analysis research methods, as well as data collection techniques with observation, interviews, observations, and secondary data analysis to provide a descriptive picture. Related with the pandemic at the end of March 2020, an investigations of the first case had been carried out before, only the compilation of the filing that had been P-21. For the second case, the obstacles caused by the Covid-19 Pandemic began to be felt because the suspect in this case had fled and became the People Wanted List (DPO) so that the investigation process was temporarily halted. For the third case, obstacles were encountered due to budget cuts. Researchers also conducted research related to the management process in carrying out investigations, the Corruption Criminal Unit of Polrestabes Palembang was considered not good enough in all its elements because it had not met the criteria, such as for example for human resources, infrastructure and limited budget and was hindered by the Covid-19 Pandemic. Based on the results of the research, the authors suggest maximizing technological progress, in order to support the investigation process and facilitate related parties such as providing training to Unit Members so that investigations are not hampered. In addition, due to budget cuts, the Corruption Criminal Unit should be able to build a relationship with the services of expert witnesses where the relationship prioritizes emotional feelings, so that when asking for help it is not fixed with the nominal money that the Corruption Criminal Unit of Polrestabes Palembang must provide.
Optimization of Patrol Activities by the Sabhara Unit in an Effort to Handle Klitih Cases in the Legal Area of the Bantul Police Dicky Rahman Hakim
Police Studies Review Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Police Studies Review
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One of the important roles of the National Police is to maintain security and public order in accordance with the provisions of Article 13 of Law Number 2 of 2002. As the times progressed, the problems regarding this role became more complex in various regions. One of them is a case of street crime which is often done by teenagers using sharp weapons or known as klitih. The klitih case caused fear and anxiety in the people of the Special Region of Yogyakarta so that countermeasures had to be implemented. As one of the areas prone to clitih cases, the jurisdiction of the Bantul Police through the Sabhara Unit carries out preventive efforts through active patrols. Based on this background, the researcher analyzed how to optimize patrol activities by the Sabhara Unit in an effort to handle klitih cases in the Bantul Police jurisdiction. In the analysis process, the researcher uses 3 previous studies as references, two of which were carried out in 2017 and one in 2015. The conceptual literature in this study is the patrol concept, sabhara concept, klitih concept, and management theory. The research method used is qualitative with descriptive analysis. Researchers display the results of the application of management theory in problem solving. The focus of the research is on the technical and model of patrols by the Sabhara Unit in handling klitih cases. There are primary and secondary data obtained from interviews, observations, and browsing the literature. Furthermore, data validity is carried out to data analysis. Looking at the geographical conditions, descriptions of human resources, and an overview of the Bantul Police, as well as the Sabhara Unit patrol unit, they still have complete facilities for handling clinical cases. It's just that the obstacles include the use that has not been optimal plus the number of cases that are increasing. The patrol implementation has been based on management theory, namely Planning, Organizing, Acting, and Controlling. Furthermore, an analysis of the influencing factors is carried out consisting of Men, Money, Methods, Materials, Machines, and Market. In order to optimize the clinical case handling patrol, it is carried out using the Mixed Droppoint method. Patrol activities in order to deal with clinical cases in the Bantul Police jurisdiction that are not yet optimal can be carried out by implementing management theory and improving the influencing factors. Furthermore, the Mixed Droppoint method was implemented through the active role of the Sabhara Unit and collaboration with the community and other government agencies.
Efforts to Prevent Anarchic Demonstrations Through Early Detection of Intelligence and Security Units in the Legal Territory of the Bekasi City Metro Police Elyno Hizkia Sitorus
Police Studies Review Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Police Studies Review
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The Indonesian people really appreciate the diversity of ethnic groups, religions, races, cultures, languages ​​and diverse individual characters. It is very possible for anarchic action to occur in the delivery of opinions. To overcome this, the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia needs to carry out its main duties and functions. This study aims to determine the efforts to prevent anarchic demonstrations through early detection of the Intelkam unit. In addition, this research is used to determine the factors that influence efforts to prevent anarchist demonstrations through early detection by the Intelkam unit. This research is a qualitative research that was conducted to understand the problem of non-conducive demonstrations in the city of Bekasi, which are seen to be significant. The researcher used descriptive analysis method. In obtaining information and data in this study, the authors used primary data and secondary data in this qualitative study. In this research, the researcher uses data triangulation to determine the accuracy of the data. The results showed that the Intelligence and Security Unit of the Bekasi Metro Police carried out intelligence activities by raising intelligence to prevent anarchic demonstrations that occurred in Bekasi City and were influenced by networks that had been placed in every community, such as students, mass organizations, and workers who increased material resources. precise and accurate information carried out according to the abilities and skills of each member through management measures. The factors that influence the implementation of efforts to prevent anarchic demonstrations through early detection by the Bekasi Metro Police Intelligence and Security Unit include unit strengths, unit weaknesses, opportunities for this there is the existence of intelligence networks that can provide information, and threats originating from the student environment. , mass organizations, and workers in provoking other people by being ridden by certain political elements to stage demonstrations. In this case, the leadership should be pleased with members of the Intelligence and Security Unit of the Bekasi City Police to strengthen intelligence gathering to increase trust building. Improve budget management and intelligence product creation, as well as improve coordination and motivation.
The Role of the Special Criminal Unit for the Criminal Investigation Unit in Dealing with Online Fraud Crimes in Bogor City Police Jurisdiction Muhammad Faizal
Police Studies Review Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Police Studies Review
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This study aims to analyze the role of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Bogor City Police Criminal Investigation Unit in dealing with online fraud in the Bogor City Police area. The conceptual literature used is Information Technology Concept, Role Theory, and POAC Management Theory. This study uses a qualitative approach with field research methods (field research). Sources of data include 1) Head of Bogor City Police, 2) Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Bogor City Police, 3) Deputy Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Bogor City Police, 4) Investigator of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Bogor City Police. The results of the study show that 1) The investigation of online fraud crimes is still not optimal because if you look at the number of settlements for online fraud crimes, it is not proportional to the number of existing online fraud crimes. So this is a special concern because crime is now increasingly developing using information media and information technology; 2) The influencing factors in dealing with online fraud are influenced by internal and external factors so that this becomes an obstacle in dealing with online fraud crimes; 3) The role of the Criminal Investigation Unit in dealing with online fraud crimes must be of particular concern because crime continues to grow using information technology media. So there needs to be development and innovation in conducting investigations so that the settlement of online fraud crimes can be done more easily and get maximum results. So the use of tools and information technology in uncovering non-criminals needs to be increased so that the investigation becomes more maximal and effective. It will be even more focused on dealing with online fraud by forming a special cyber unit that handles cyber crimes including online fraud itself. So that the investigation and investigation can be maximized.

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