Kuningan Police Holds Social Service to Commemorate the 78th Investigation Anniversary

BRASS, Konntroversinews | In commemoration of the 78th Investigation Day, the Criminal Investigation Unit and the Kuningan Police Narcotics Unit held social service activities in the form of donations to orphans. The activity took place at the Syamsul Huda Islamic Boarding School, Mukti Environment, Windusengkahan Village, and the Harapan Umat Orphanage, Cirendang Village, Kuningan District, Tuesday (9/12).

The event was attended by Head of Narcotics Research Unit AKP Jojo Sutarjo, Head of Criminal Investigation Unit IPTU Abdul Aziz, KBO Narcotics Unit, KBO Satreskrim, as well as other members.

In this activity, members of the police provided assistance in the form of packages of basic materials as a form of social concern and commitment from the Kuningan Police to continue to be present to protect, protect and serve the community.

Kuningan Police Chief, AKBP Muhammad Ali Akbar, expressed his appreciation to all detective staff for their dedication and hard work in handling various criminal cases in the Kuningan Regency area.

“Happy 78th birthday to all levels of the Kuningan Police Criminal Investigation Unit. Hopefully, through this momentum, detectives will become more responsive, ethical and fair. We must continue to be motivated to provide professional and humane legal services to the community,” he said.

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit, IPTU Abdul Aziz, added that this social service activity was a form of gratitude as well as a moral responsibility to continue serving the community.

“The 78th Investigation Anniversary is not only an internal commemoration, but a momentum to share and provide benefits, especially for orphans. We hope that this activity can lighten their burden and give them new enthusiasm,” said Aziz.

In line with that, Head of Narcotics Investigation Unit AKP Jojo Sutarjo emphasized that social activities like this are part of the detective staff’s commitment to carrying out their duties in a humane manner.

“We want to show that the police’s duties are not only related to law enforcement, but also have a humanitarian side. Through activities like this, we hope that the relationship between the Police and the community will become more harmonious,” he said.

The social service activities in the framework of the 78th Investigation Anniversary closed with a joint prayer and a symbolic handover of compensation. The Islamic boarding school and orphanage expressed their appreciation for the concern of the Kuningan Police and hope that similar activities can continue to be carried out in a sustainable manner. ***