The figures assess criminal acts in Jayawijaya decreased by 60 percent

The figures assess criminal acts in Jayawijaya decreased by 60 percent

Community Leader in Jayawijaya Regency, Papua Province Hengky Heselo assessed that after the increase in the activities of Jayawijaya Regional Police personnel in early 2020, the number of criminal acts decreased to 60 percent.
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In a meeting of all stakeholders in Jayawijaya District on Saturday, he supported the police who continued to conduct routine raids and patrols. "We see crime 60 percent decreased from 90 percent," he said.
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At a discussion forum involving Jayawijaya Regional Police personnel and Jayawijaya stakeholders, he suggested that liquor makers who were not originally Jayawijaya citizens be repatriated back to their area of ​​origin.
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"So they (the makers and sellers of liquor) after being arrested, they must pay the sentence, then repatriate," he said.
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The Chairman of the Potikelek Market Traders Association, Yonita Gombo, appreciated the Jayawijaya Regional Police policy that improved police performance in the field. "But if possible patrol should not be done at certain hours because the drunks already know so they avoid when the police want to patrol," he said.
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A merchant representative in Pasar Baru requested that Jayawijaya Regional Police personnel on patrol not only sit in the car but get down and ensure conditions were always safe and orderly.
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"Because if in the car alone, their gambling players pretend to sit down, after the car leaves, they return to continue again," he said.