Wednesday, 11 November 2026
JAMBI | INDATANEWS.COM - The Jambi Police Chief led a handover ceremony for several senior officers within the Jambi City Police on Wednesday, 11 November 2026. The ceremony, held at the Loka Manginti Hall at Jambi City Police Headquarters, formed part of the Indonesian National Police's organisational development efforts to strengthen institutional performance and improve the quality of public services.
The ceremony was attended by the Acting Deputy Jambi Police Chief, senior officers of Jambi City Police, designated police personnel and members of the Bhayangkari organisation's Jambi City branch.The latest personnel changes involved several key positions, including the heads of the Narcotics Investigation Unit, Sabhara Unit, Finance Section and Detention and Evidence Unit, as well as the Chief of Talang Duku Port Police Sector.
One of the major changes concerns the leadership of the Jambi City Police Narcotics Investigation Unit. Kompol Denny Eko, who previously headed the Sabhara Unit, has now taken up the post of Head of the Narcotics Investigation Unit.
The position of Head of the Sabhara Unit, previously held by Kompol Denny Eko, has been entrusted to AKP M. Faisal Siregar.The reshuffle also involves AKP Tito Al Harvezt, who previously headed the Narcotics Investigation Unit. He has been transferred to the Jambi Provincial Police, where he will serve as Acting Head of Unit 2, Sub-Directorate 4, Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation.
Meanwhile, AKP Rusdi Yanto has taken up the position of Head of the Finance Section at Jambi City Police.
The personnel changes also extend to the police sector level, particularly the Talang Duku Port Police Sector. AKP Bambang Soestyo has been appointed as its new chief.
His predecessor, IPTU Ade Hidayat, S.E., has been transferred to Muaro Jambi Police, where he will serve as Acting Head of the Intelligence and Security Unit.At the same time, AKP Devis Sinatra has taken up the position of Head of the Detention and Evidence Unit at Jambi City Police.
These appointments form part of the force's organisational restructuring and are intended to ensure that police duties meet operational requirements. The newly appointed officers are expected to continue existing programmes and improve performance within their respective areas of responsibility.
In his address, the Jambi Police Chief said that handovers were a normal part of the Indonesian National Police's organisational dynamics. He explained that personnel rotations supported career development, organisational renewal and efforts to improve police performance and public services.
He also expressed his appreciation to the outgoing officers for their dedication, loyalty and service during their time at Jambi City Police."I would like to thank the outgoing officers for their service and hard work throughout their time here. They have made many positive contributions, providing a foundation for their successors to build upon," the Jambi Police Chief said.
He expressed hope that the newly appointed officers would maintain the positive achievements of their predecessors while adapting to the challenges and demands of their respective roles.The Police Chief urged the new officers to settle into their positions promptly, understand the characteristics of their operational areas and take full responsibility for their duties.
"I welcome the new officers and wish them every success in their duties. Adapt quickly, maintain unity, uphold integrity and provide the best possible service to the people of Jambi City," he stressed.Through these personnel changes, Jambi City Police is expected to strengthen internal cohesion, enhance the professionalism of its officers and maintain the quality of public services while reinforcing public confidence in the police institution. (IDNC)
REPORTER: Dalil Harahap | EDITOR: Fik Sagala
