West Java Crime Bounty
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West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi offers rewards of up to Rp50 million for the capture of criminals, including street muggers. This initiative, aimed at involving the public in combating crime, has drawn criticism from Indonesian minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra, who fears it could incite vigilantism and calls for a more holistic security approach.
Dedi Mulyadi Uses Personal Funds for Street Crime Capture Rewards
- West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi is using his personal funds to offer rewards for citizens who capture and hand over street crime perpetrators. - Rewards range from Rp 5 million to Rp 50 million, intended to encourage public participation in maintaining public safety and deter vigilantism. - The initiative aims to shift public response from mob justice to proper legal channels, with rewards conti…
West Java Governor Offers Up to Rp50 Million Bounty for Criminal Apprehension
- The Governor of West Java has launched a bounty program offering rewards of up to Rp50 million for the capture of criminals. - The initiative targets perpetrators of street crimes including mugging,…
West Java Official Backs Anti-Theft Bounty Program, Calls for Holistic Security Approach
- West Java Deputy Speaker Ono Surono supports Governor Dedi Mulyadi's initiative to involve the public in combating motorcycle theft through a bounty program. - Surono emphasizes the need for a compr…
West Java governor offers personal reward for capturing muggers
- West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi is offering a personal reward of Rp10 million for the capture of street criminals and muggers. - Mulyadi stated the funds come from his own pocket, not the regional b…
West Java's Street Crime Bounty Plan: Minister Criticizes Governor's Reward Proposal
- Indonesian minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra criticized a proposal to reward citizens for capturing street criminals, fearing it could incite vigilantism. - West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi defended the …