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Performance of Ngawi Police Criminal Investigation Unit Investigations in Disclosing Crimes Aggressive Theft Akbar, Muhammad; Muchtar, Jarot; Farid, Muhammad Imam
Tanggon Kosala Vol. 14 No. 2 (2025): Tanggon Kosala (Oktober 2025)
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70526/tk.v14i2.1677

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There was a decrease in the percentage of solving theft crimes with aggregation compared to the previous year; in 2021, there were 32 cases, with 25 cases solved or 78.2%; in 2022, there were 38 cases, with 27 cases solved or 71.1%. In 2022, there was a decrease in the percentage of case completion, which was 7.1%. This research used a qualitative study approach because it aligns with the understanding of the qualitative approach above. The research is closely related to a dynamic society, which is poured with descriptive data that can be observed and definite by the reality that occurs in the field. The results of observations made by the author found differences in mechanisms between regulations in perkap and implementation related to reporting. Officers do not immediately make people who come to report a crime to SPKT a Police Report. Only reports that have met two sufficient pieces of evidence will be made a police report by the officer, while reports that have not met two enough pieces of evidence will be made a certificate of receipt of the report. In addition, there are findings related to operational members who do not make Investigation Results Reports, which can hinder the investigation process. The performance of Criminal Investigation Unit investigators in disclosure theft crimes has not been optimally reviewed; it is still found that members who carry out investigation and investigation activities are not according to predetermined laws and procedures.
The Role of Rolling Door Patrols in Reducing the Risk of Theft with Weighting in Tuban Police Area Samosir, Muhammad Rido Pratama; Althaf, Kevin Icasia; Farid, Muhammad Imam
Tanggon Kosala Vol. 13 No. 2 (2024): Tanggon Kosala (October 2024)
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70526/tk.v13i2.1680

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Aggravated theft poses a serious threat to public safety and social stability in urban areas. The Tuban District Police, as the law enforcement agency in the region, continuously strives to enhance security and reduce the risk of aggravated theft. One of the implemented strategies is the Rolling Door patrol, an innovative surveillance method aimed at reducing the vulnerability of shops and small businesses to such criminal activities.This study aims to analyze the role of Rolling Door patrols in reducing the risk of aggravated theft in the Tuban District Police area. The research method employed is descriptive analysis, collecting data on aggravated theft incidents before and after the implementation of Rolling Door patrols. The gathered data includes the number of incidents, locations, times, and the modus operandi used by perpetrators.The results indicate that the implementation of Rolling Door patrols effectively reduces the risk of aggravated theft in the Tuban District Police area. Before the patrols, there was a significant upward trend in aggravated theft incidents, whereas after their implementation, a notable decrease in incidents occurred. Data analysis reveals that locations previously targeted by aggravated thieves experienced a decrease in incidents following the regular implementation of Rolling Door patrols.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Police for the Community Suprihanto, Eko; Winarno, Hady; Suhendarwan, Bhakti; Setyawan, Nugroho Ari; Syahrial, Taufiq; Farid, Muhammad Imam; Muchtar, Jarot
Proceedings of Police Academy Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Proceedings of Police Academy: Police for the Community
Publisher : Indonesian National Police Academy

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This editorial comment is the introduction for this collection with the title “Police for the Community”. The police are for the community. The various practices on how the police deliver services to communities were presented in the articles. Community policing and problem-oriented policing are the terms that are closely associated with “the police for the community”. The editors discuss the concept of community policing and problem-oriented policing. Afterwards, a brief explanation of the articles is given. There are several potential lessons to be learned from this collection for the future development of the police academy, ensuring that the police serve the community effectively.
The Effectiveness of Community Policing Programs in Enhancing Public Trust in the Indonesian National Police (Polri) in Urban Areas Farid, Muhammad Imam
Proceedings of Police Academy Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Proceedings of Police Academy: Police for the Community
Publisher : Indonesian National Police Academy

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The research evaluates how community policing initiatives affect public trust toward the Indonesian National Police (Polri) in fast-growing urban regions. The research evaluates program effectiveness by analyzing both empirical studies and official documents from 2001 to 2025 through Social Capital Theory. The research examined social capital through three dimensions which included Police-Community Partnership Forums (FKPM) for bonding and procedural justice and Patroli Perintis Presisi training for bridging and transparent communication through the “Presisi” app for linking. The research demonstrates that active FKPM initiatives lead to a 15% increase in crime reporting and procedural justice training improves officer–community relations and digital platforms maintain continuous two-way communication. The implementation of community policing faces ongoing challenges because of insufficient resources and institutional opposition. The research demonstrates that community policing stands essential for enhancing safety and legitimacy in urban Indonesia while recommending customized approaches and additional studies to understand local conditions and structural obstacles which provide knowledge for developing nation policing practices.
Co-Authors Althaf, Kevin Icasia Jarot Muchtar Muhammad Akbar Samosir, Muhammad Rido Pratama Setyawan, Nugroho Ari Suhendarwan, Bhakti Suprihanto, Eko Syahrial, Taufiq Winarno, Hady