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Showing posts with label Police Arrest. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2026

Police Uncover Robbery Case In Sanggau, Suspect Arrested Without Resistance

Police solve robbery case in Sanggau, suspect arrested within two days. Read the full timeline, evidence, and case developments here.
Police solve robbery case in Sanggau, suspect arrested within two days. Read the full timeline, evidence, and case developments here.

SANGGAU – The Criminal Investigation Unit (Satreskrim) of Sanggau Police has successfully uncovered a suspected violent robbery case that occurred in Tebedak Hilir, Marita Village, Parindu District, Sanggau Regency.

The case was handled following a public report registered under number STPL.Aduan/05/III/2026/Polsek Parindu dated March 27, 2026.

The incident took place on Tuesday, March 27, 2026, at approximately 11:05 AM local time. During the incident, the victim suffered losses in the form of cash and several valuable items taken by the perpetrator after committing acts of violence.

Following the report, the Operational Team of Satreskrim Sanggau Police, along with the Criminal Unit of Tayan Hulu Police Sector, immediately launched an investigation. Based on field intelligence and witness statements, officers were able to identify the suspect.

On Sunday, March 29, 2026, at around 5:45 PM, authorities received information that the suspect, identified as A (30), was located at a house in Simpang Bungan Hamlet, Peruan Dalam Village, Tayan Hulu District.

A joint team quickly moved to the location and conducted a raid. At approximately 6:45 PM, the suspect was successfully arrested without resistance.

The suspect was then taken to Tayan Hulu Police Station for initial questioning. During the interrogation, the suspect admitted to committing the crime as reported by the victim.

Investigators revealed that the suspect had already spent Rp400,000 (approximately USD 25) of the victim’s cash. Meanwhile, the victim’s mobile phone was sold for Rp150,000 (approximately USD 9) to an unknown individual, with the suspect claiming the phone was found on the road.

Police also secured several pieces of evidence, including a black Honda Revo motorcycle along with its registration documents and keys, a white bag, the victim’s identification card, and a gray Realme mobile phone.

The suspect and the evidence have since been transferred to Sanggau Police Headquarters for further investigation.

Further developments indicate that the suspect is also allegedly involved in other criminal cases, including an embezzlement case in the jurisdiction of Landak Police and an attempted sexual assault case under Batang Tarang Police. Both cases are still under investigation.

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Sanggau Police, AKP Fariz Kautsar Rahmadhani, stated that the successful arrest reflects the police’s commitment to maintaining public safety.

“We will take firm action against any crime that disturbs the community. This success is also the result of strong cooperation between the police and the public,” he said on Tuesday (March 31).

He also urged the public to remain vigilant and report any criminal activity.

“Synergy between the community and law enforcement is crucial in maintaining a safe and secure environment,” he added.

FAQ

1. When did the robbery occur in Sanggau?
The incident occurred on March 27, 2026, at around 11:05 AM.

2. When was the suspect arrested?
The suspect was arrested on March 29, 2026, just two days after the incident.

3. What evidence was recovered?
Police recovered a motorcycle, a bag, the victim’s ID card, and a Realme mobile phone.

4. Is the suspect linked to other crimes?
Yes, the suspect is also being investigated for embezzlement and attempted sexual assault.

5. What is the police advisory to the public?
Authorities urge the public to stay alert and report any suspicious or criminal activity.

Thursday, March 19, 2026

Police Crack Down On Drug Trafficking With 1 Kg Meth Seizure

HST Police arrest a meth dealer with nearly 1 kg of drugs in Bulayak Village. The case is under investigation to uncover a wider network.
HST Police arrest a meth dealer with nearly 1 kg of drugs in Bulayak Village. The case is under investigation to uncover a wider network.

Barabai – The fight against drug trafficking in South Kalimantan continues to show results. Officers from the Hulu Sungai Tengah (HST) Police have arrested a man suspected of distributing methamphetamine, with evidence weighing nearly one kilogram.

The arrest took place in Bulayak Village, Hantakan District, and is considered one of the largest drug busts in the area in recent times.

HST Police Chief AKBP Jupri JHP Tampubolon stated that the suspect, identified as AT (43), a resident of Tapin Regency, was arrested on Sunday (March 15) at around 12:10 a.m. local time.

“The suspect was secured on the roadside in Bulayak Village while driving a vehicle,” Jupri said during a press briefing in Barabai on Thursday.

Tip-Off From Local Residents

The case began with reports from local residents who noticed suspicious activity involving an out-of-town vehicle frequently passing through the area at night toward Kundan Village.

Following the tip-off, the HST Narcotics Unit conducted an investigation and eventually stopped the suspect’s vehicle for inspection.

During the search, officers discovered a large package of meth weighing approximately 1,020 grams gross.

“The net weight of the meth reached 998.8 grams,” Jupri explained.

Disguised Packaging To Avoid Detection

Interestingly, the drugs were wrapped in a clear plastic package featuring a mangosteen image labeled “VERY DELICIOUS.”

Police believe this packaging was used as a disguise to avoid detection.

In addition to the meth, officers also seized:

  • Plastic wrapping materials and zip-lock bags

  • One mobile phone

  • One gray Toyota Avanza vehicle

Strong Commitment To Fight Drug Crimes

The police chief emphasized that this case highlights law enforcement’s strong commitment to combating drug trafficking, which poses serious threats to society.

“This success would not have been possible without information from the community,” he added.

Meanwhile, Head of the HST Narcotics Unit, AKP Siswadi, said the investigation is ongoing.

“We are continuing to develop the case to uncover any larger network connected to the suspect,” Siswadi said.

Currently, the suspect and all evidence are being held at the Hulu Sungai Tengah Police Station for further legal proceedings.

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