Joint Forces Patrol Indramayu Nightlife, Visitors Undergo Urine Tests

Joint security forces, comprising the Indramayu Resort Police, Kodim 0616/Indramayu, and the Indramayu Regency Civil Service Police Unit, conducted a patrol of several night entertainment venues in Indramayu. The operation took place from Saturday night, August 1, 2026, through the early hours of Sunday, August 2, 2026.

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This patrol is a tangible manifestation of synergy between the Polri, TNI, and Satpol PP Kabupaten Indramayu in maintaining public security and order.

During the patrol, visitors at these venues were subjected to urine tests as part of efforts to prevent and detect drug use. The coordinated operation, known as KRYD, is a tangible manifestation of the synergy between the police, military, and local civil service in maintaining public security and order in the community.

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This patrol targets night entertainment venues as a preventive measure to prevent various potential disturbances to public order, from criminal acts, drug abuse, possession of sharp weapons, thuggery, to other forms of legal violations.

According to Kapolres Indramayu AKBP Prianggo PM, as explained by Head of Public Relations of Indramayu Resort Police AKP Tarno, the patrol targeted night entertainment spots as a preventive measure. The goal was to preempt potential disturbances to public order, including criminal acts, drug abuse, possession of sharp weapons, thuggery, and other legal violations.

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This synergy is expected to realize an Indramayu Regency that is safe, conducive, and free from various potential public order disturbances.

Tarno expressed that the patrols in crowded areas are expected to provide a sense of security to the public and act as a deterrent to lawbreakers. He emphasized that this synergy aims to foster a safe, conducive, and disturbance-free Indramayu Regency. The public is encouraged to report any potential security threats, emergencies, or suspicious activities through the "Lapor Pak Polisi, Siap Mas Indramayu" WhatsApp service at 0819-9970-0110 or the national police hotline at 110.

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The public is urged to immediately report if they find potential disturbances to public order, emergency incidents, or suspicious activities in their surroundings.