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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Police Research and Digital Leadership Suprihanto, Eko; Winarno, Hady; Ari Setyawan, Nugroho; Imam Farid, Muhammad; Bagaskara Gunadi Putra, Satrio; Muchtar, Jarot
Proceedings of Police Academy Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): Proceedings of police academy billingual seminar 2024
Publisher : Indonesian National Police Academy

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This editorial comment introduces papers by the Indonesian Police Academy (Akpol) cadets at a seminar on digital leadership in policing. The cadets' papers highlight the application of digital leadership across five core policing functions: investigation, community policing, patrol, traffic, and intelligence. The cadets’ papers present innovative uses of digital platforms, such as social media and dedicated applications, to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in crime prevention, investigation, and community engagement. The papers show the growing importance of police research, the INP’s commitment to problem-oriented policing, and the implementation of digital leadership.
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
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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.
Traffic Law Enforcement by Indonesian National Police Through a Restorative Justice Approach Suprihanto, Eko
Proceedings of Police Academy Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Proceedings of Police Academy: Police for the Community
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Traffic law enforcement requires a renewal in the traffic law enforcement model. This is necessary considering that traffic is the lifeblood of society, and traffic can also be said to be a reflection of culture and the level of modernity of a nation. So that society can live, grow and develop, it requires productivity in its life which can be generated through activities supported by traffic. Traffic Law Enforcement aims to create order and regularity in community life, especially in traffic on the road. Traffic law enforcement is essentially for safety by raising awareness and even building civilization. The purpose of this research is to determine the renewal of the law enforcement model implemented, especially in the investigation of traffic accidents by the Police, through a restorative justice approach. The research method used is empirical legal research with the research specifications used being analytical descriptive. From the research results, it was found that the renewal of law enforcement for traffic crimes is based on 3 (three) foundations/aspects, namely philosophical, legal and sociological foundations. Furthermore, a new innovation is offered in the renewal of the law enforcement model for traffic crimes by the Indonesian National Police, namely electronic-based law enforcement in investigating traffic accident cases, through a restorative justice approach.
Co-Authors Ari Setyawan, Nugroho Bagaskara Gunadi Putra, Satrio Farid, Muhammad Imam Imam Farid, Muhammad Jarot Muchtar Setyawan, Nugroho Ari Suhendarwan, Bhakti Syahrial, Taufiq Winarno, Hady