Breadfruit, MC – To create a Correctional Institution (Lapas) environment that is free from drugs (narcotics and dangerous drugs/materials), a joint operation was held by the Class I Correctional Agency (Bapas) Lowokwaru Prison, Malang City BNN, Malang City Police and the TNI which was carried out on Thursday (17/3) night at the Class IIA Women's Prison, Sukun, Malang City.
Inmates at Sukun Class IIA Women's Prison take turns taking urine tests, Thursday (17/3)
According to the Head of the Prison, Ngatirah told reporters on the sidelines of the joint operation and search that this zero drug prison was a direct instruction from President Jokowi.
The number of inmates in Sukun prison is 388, 60 percent of whom are involved in drug abuse cases. That number includes an additional 30 inmates from Medaeng prison in Surabaya some time ago.
Not only were 30 new inmates suspected of using drugs, but 20 prison task forces also took the test. urine "So that later in prison they will be truly free from these illicit goods," added the woman in the hijab.
At around 21.00 WIB after holding a coordination roll call and task distribution from the joint operation officers, they immediately headed to the blocks or rooms of the inmates of the prison. It was seen that all the inmates in the rooms were ordered to go out temporarily, because a search would be carried out. Some of them were also taken to the polyclinic to take a test urine.
Search and test urine This ended at around 23.00:XNUMX WIB and found inappropriate items. Officers found nails, cosmetics, generic drugs, mini-sized clothes and pants, cosmetics and others. The items had to be confiscated because according to Ngatirah, all the needs of the inmates had been met.
"Later we will clarify to the person concerned, where the goods were obtained from and what they will be used for. We will certainly impose sanctions and if it leads to a criminal act we will hand it over to the police. For the test urine The results were all negative. So for now, Sukun women's prison is said to be zero drugs," explained Ngatirah. (say/may)
