crime policing of indonesia.pptx

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Law Enforcement Unit / Police force of Indonesia


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The Indonesian National Police (Indonesian : KepolisianNegara Republik Indonesia ) is the police force of Indonwas formerly a part of the Indonesian National Armed ForcesThe police were formally separated from the military in April1999, a process which was formally completed in J ly !""".Theor#ani$ation is widely %nown for its corr ption, &iolence andincompetence .

The strength of the Indonesian National Police stood at

approximately 387,470 in 0!!. The national police force"as formally separated as a #ranch of the armed forcesand placed $nder the %&ce of the President in !'''. Italso incl$des ! ,000 marine police and an estimated40,000 People(s )ec$rity *+ - / trainees "ho ser e as

a police a$xiliary and report for three "ee1s of #asic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_languagehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Policehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_National_Armed_Forceshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_National_Armed_Forceshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Policehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_language


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Efective Crime Control Technique Program

2%-- NIT P%5I2IN6 IN IN %N )I*2%P/ Program


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Mechanism o the Program (How it Works)' The de elopment of 2omm$nity9%riented Policing *2%P/ programs

assist police in their e:orts to reform, impro e ser ices to citi;ens,and red$ce crime. 2%P programs ha e impro ed the performanceof the Indonesian police and #$ilt p$#lic tr$st #y fosteringcolla#orati e police9comm$nity partnerships that $se a pro#lem9sol ing approach to respond to the p$#lic safety needs andexpectations of the comm$nity.

' 2%P programs ha e pro ided opport$nities for citi;ens to con eytheir concerns and interests on ario$s iss$es to a$thorities. Theonce fragile and sometimes confrontational relationship #et"eenthe police and the comm$nity has slo"ly transformed, as moreopen, positi e lines of comm$nication #et"een the t"o gro$psha e #een esta#lished. 2omm$nity mem#ers acti ely participatein monitoring local p$#lic sec$rity iss$es and in pro idingo ersight on the performance of the police. In this "ay, 2%P haspro en to #e an e:ecti e model in resol ing local p$#lic safety

and social iss$es and red$cing crime le els.


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&er the past fo r years, the pro#ram esta lished *! comm nittas% forces in fo r pro&inces: +o#ya%arta, ast Ja&a, -ali, and

entral Ja&a. It has een at the forefront of police reform inIndonesia. These comm nity policin# pro#rams ha&e led to anear /" percent red ction of crime in 0alio oro, +o#ya%arta,apprehension of child traffic%ers in tat Jaya, ast Ja&a, and red ction of domestic &iolence in Te2a% la, -ali.

2omm$nity policing #lends t"o essential aspects ofreform

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