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Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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ISSN : 2722452X     EISSN : 27224538     DOI : -
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Indonesian Journal of Police Studies (Indonesian J. Police Stud.) (ISSN Print 2722-452X ISSN Online 2722-4538) is a double blind peer-reviewed journal published by the Indonesian Police Academy. This journal contains research and review articles related to the study of police science.
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Optimizing the Patrol of the Sabhara Unit in Preventing Theft With Aggravated Circumstances in the Legal Area of the Sintang Police Andryan Yoga Pratama
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This research is motivated by the high number of criminal acts of theft with weights in Sintang Regency. The need for prevention efforts against the crime of theft by weight will be discussed in this study. In carrying out its duties, Article 13 of Law Number 2 of 2002 explains that the National Police of the Republic of Indonesia has the main task and function to overcome threats, challenges, disturbances, and obstacles in the form of potential disturbances, threats of disturbances, and real disturbances. In this study, the research literature used as a reference is a thesis from the Alumni Akpol (2018) Mega Ayundya which discusses the Blue patrol of the Sabhara Unit in preventing criminal acts of theft with weighting in Bandung district and Alumni Akpol (2018) Naufal syauqi who discusses the two-wheeled patrol in preventing theft by weight in Cianjur Regency. The concept used is the patrol concept and uses 6M management theory and crime prevention theory which will be discussed later in the discussion of research results. The research method uses a qualitative approach whose results are strengthened by the findings, observations, document studies, and interviews with information sources. The techniques used for data analysis include data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of the study found that blue patrols to prevent drains were still not optimal with the regulations in Perkabaharkam number 1 of 2017 which had not been implemented and the analysis of management facilities that still had elements that hindered the implementation of blue patrols such as from the human side, money, materials, machines, methods, and equipment. market. Based on the results of the study, the researchers suggested that the leadership instruct members to carry out education and training as well as the use of the Whatsapp application to optimize the implementation of patrols in preventing theft by weighting in the Sintang Police Region.
Optimization of Bhabinkamtibmas for the Resolution of Minor Crime Problems through Regional Regulations (Qanun) in the Context of Kamtibmas in the Banda Aceh Police Legal Territory Zakwan Rifqi
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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Minor Crime (Tipiring) is a case that can be punished with imprisonment for a fixed period of no longer than 3 months and/or a maximum fine of Rp. 7,500 and minor insults, except for traffic offences. In the Criminal Code, Tipiring is regulated in Article 205 Paragraph (1) which is generally applicable, but in Aceh, Tipiring is accommodated in Qanun No. The purpose of this research is to look at the competence of Bhayangkara of Community Security and Order (Bhabinkamtibmas) in solving the Tipiring problem in the jurisdiction of the Banda Aceh Police, including identifying the factors why the Bhabinkamtibmas role is not optimal in the Tipiring problem, next is to find out what is the problem. efforts and methods of Bhabinkamtibmas in dealing with the Tipiring problem. This study uses a descriptive qualitative research method, which examines and examines referring to the phenomena and facts that occur in the field. The responsibility of the National Police is a very noble task and has a very broad authority, especially in solving problems. Based on the results of the study, there were several obstacles and obstacles such as bhabin being picked up at the SPK, the lack of activity from bhabin so that coordination with stakeholders did not go well even many people did not know who Bhabinkamtibmas was in their village. So that the researcher uses the theory of Synopsis Planning and the theory of Competence in answering the problems in this study. Bhabinkamtibmas is the spearhead of the police force that is closest to the community, so it is necessary to take action in optimizing competencies such as holding bhabinkamtibmas education and training and the application of rewards so that bhabinkamtibmas can be competent in solving tipiring problems that will affect the state budget for the investigative function, which can save billions of rupiah in national funds. The realization of kamtibmas and being able to work well with stakeholders in the village and be liked by the community.
Optimization of Counseling Guidance in Preventing Drug Abuse During the Covid-19 Pandemic by the Padangsidimpuan Police Binmas Unit Randy Tri Yanda
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This research is motivated by an increase in criminal acts of drug abuse in the jurisdiction of the Padangsidimpuan Police. Preemptive efforts are the most appropriate action to solve this problem, namely by relying on the role of counseling guidance carried out by Satbinmas. The purpose of this study was to determine the optimization of counseling guidance in preventing drug abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Padangsidimpuan Police Binmas Unit. To process the data, this research uses interpersonal communication theory and counseling guidance management theory. This study uses a qualitative approach. The type of research is descriptive analysis. Data collection techniques with Interview, Observation, and Document Review. Data validity uses data triangulation. The results of the study found that the high level of drug abuse in the jurisdiction of the Padangsidimpuan Resort Police was caused by a lack of awareness from the public about the dangers of drugs. In addition, the public is still not open to the police regarding this case. It was concluded that the optimization of binluh in preventing drug abuse was not optimal. The suggestion put forward is to increase binluh by utilizing technology in the form of using virtual applications, especially during the covid 19 pandemic, as well as fulfilling facilities and infrastructure, improving the quality of Satbinmas personnel.
The Role of the Denpasar Police Drug Investigation Unit in Handling the Crime of Narcotics Abuse by Foreign Citizens Evander Clinton Maail
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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Cases of drug abuse in Indonesia are increasing day by day. Denpasar City as one of the world's destinations has become a cross-country drug distribution route. The Denpasar Police Narcotics Satres as law enforcers for narcotics crimes are now not only dealing with local narcotics abusers but also perpetrators with other citizens. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to find out the role of the Denpasar Police Narcotics Unit in handling criminal acts of narcotics abuse by foreigners in the Denpasar Police Legal Area. This research is a field research using a qualitative approach. Theories used in this research include George R. Terry's Management Theory and SWOT Analysis Theory. The results of this study indicate that in handling the crime of narcotics abuse by foreigners, the Narcotics Unit has problems in the paradox of the quantity and quality of personnel. The need for translators that should have been allocated from DIPA has also not been fulfilled. The method under investigation is still manual and inversely proportional to the investigation that started using the application. The role of the Narcotics Satres in handling cases was carried out well with an assessment of the best case handling at the Bali Police. Then the supporting factors for this activity consist of support for the updated law, adequate budget support even though there is no allocation for translators, technological advances that can be used in handling cases and community support as informants. While the inhibiting factors include the lack of certification so that the quality of personnel is not optimal, the method is still conventional and does not use technology, attacks by NGOs that are critical of the actions of the Police and the weak legal culture in Indonesia so that it is often misused in handling narcotics cases.
Makassar Police Satreskrim Efforts Against Health Protocols in Criminal Investigations to Reduce Covid-19 Transmission Muh. Ammar Riswandha Prajamanggala
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 8 (2021): August, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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The research focus of this thesis is motivated by the phenomenon of the Covid-19 Pandemic which has become a disease with rapid transmission that can cause death. In addition, the process of investigating criminal acts must continue in accordance with the Main Duties of the Police. According to Article 13 of Law no. 2 of 2002, namely law enforcement. Therefore, a study was conducted that aims to describe the process of investigating criminal acts, applying health protocols in investigations and identifying factors that hinder the application of health protocols in investigations. The theories and concepts used by the author in answering the problems are the theory of law enforcement, the theory of investigation, the theory of legal effectiveness and the concept of health protocols. This research was conducted with a qualitative approach and used a descriptive analysis type of research. The findings of this study are that the investigation is still carried out according to Perkap 6 of 2019 which is analyzed according to the optimal investigation theory. The application of health protocols in the investigation was analyzed according to law enforcement theory and the effectiveness of the law was not optimal. The inhibiting factors are the absence of investigation SOPs, human resources, budget, culture / habits of officers. Based on the results of the study, the authors suggest making SOPs for Investigations, tracing suspects after being outside the Polrestabes environment, routine swabs of Opsnal members and making new formulations related to the implementation of virtual examinations.

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