PIDIE | INDATANEWS.COM - Pidie Police Chief AKBP Jaka Mulyana, S.I.K., M.I.K., continues to strengthen efforts to build a disciplined, professional, and integrity-driven police organization. The commitment was demonstrated through the direct inspection of registered police firearms (Senpi) at the Pidie Police Headquarters, along with a firm warning to all personnel to stay away from online gambling activities (Judol).
AKBP Jaka Mulyana personally led the inspection of service firearms at the
Pidie Police Headquarters on Tuesday, July 21, 2026. The activity was accompanied by senior officials (PJU) of the
Pidie Police and formed part of internal supervision measures to ensure the operational readiness and discipline of police personnel.
The inspection was conducted to ensure that all service firearms were properly secured, supported by complete administrative records, and used only by qualified personnel in accordance with applicable regulations.
FIREARM STORAGE CHECK: Police Chief
AKBP Jaka Mulyana inspects the registered firearm storage facility to ensure security and completeness of administrative records in accordance with regulations. (PHOTO: Adli Safwan)
Ensuring Proper Firearm Management
During the inspection,
AKBP Jaka Mulyana directly examined the storage facility for registered firearms belonging to the
Pidie Police. The police chief also checked personnel who are authorized to carry or have been assigned service firearms.
The inspection covered firearm storage conditions, completeness of administrative documentation, and compliance with regulations governing the use of official weapons. These steps are part of the Pidie Police's efforts to maintain security and prevent potential misuse of firearms by police personnel.
AKBP Jaka Mulyana emphasized that service
firearm inspections are conducted regularly as part of the organization's internal supervision system.
"Firearm inspections are a routine task as a form of internal oversight to ensure safe storage, complete administration, and the readiness of personnel in carrying out their duties," AKBP Jaka Mulyana stated.
According to him, supervision of official assets, particularly firearms, is an important element in supporting professional and responsible police service.
Officers Urged to Maintain Integrity and Avoid Online Gambling
In addition to inspecting firearms, the
Pidie Police Chief once again reminded all personnel to uphold integrity and avoid various forms of disciplinary violations, including involvement in
online gambling.
AKBP Jaka Mulyana stated that online gambling could have negative consequences for officers' personal lives and damage the public image of the Indonesian National Police (Polri). Therefore, he urged all personnel to control their behavior and uphold the values of discipline and professionalism while performing their duties.
"Maintain your integrity and avoid all forms of violations, including
online gambling, which can harm discipline, the reputation of the institution, and public trust in the police,"
AKBP Jaka Mulyana emphasized.
He reminded officers that every police member carries a moral responsibility to protect the good name of the institution and serve as a positive example for the community.
MAINTAINING INTEGRITY AND AVOIDING ONLINE GAMBLING:
Pidie Police Chief delivers instructions to officers to uphold integrity and avoid
online gambling activities that could damage discipline and the reputation of the police institution. (PHOTO: Adli Safwan)
Strengthening Professionalism in Police Service
Through
firearm inspections and directives issued to personnel, the
Pidie Police continue to strengthen a culture of discipline and professionalism within the organization.
These measures are part of the Pidie Police's commitment to improving the quality of public services. With disciplined, trustworthy, and responsible officers, protection, assistance, and public services can be delivered effectively and closer to the community.
The
Pidie Police hope that all personnel will continue to maintain public confidence through professional conduct in every assignment. Continuous internal supervision remains an important step to ensure that the police organization consistently operates according to regulations and institutional values.
(IDNC)REPORTER: Adli Safwan | EDITOR: Fik Sagala