Saturday, 02 May 2026
BATAM | INDATANEWS.COM ~ The Barelang City Police (Polresta Barelang), through its Community Development Unit (Binmas), conducted an educational outreach program aimed at preventing juvenile delinquency at SMK Taruna Pelayaran Maritim Batam on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
The initiative specifically targeted students, focusing on curbing illegal street racing and bullying—two issues that have recently raised public concern, particularly in the Bengkong area.The program was led by Head of Binmas Unit, Police Commissioner Betty Novia, alongside Aiptu Indra Saputra, Aipda Gandra, and Bripka Chintya K. Wardani. They provided students with insights into the risks and consequences of negative behaviors among youth.
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Aiptu Indra Saputra highlighted growing concerns among Bengkong residents regarding students who leave school during class hours and engage in reckless activities.
Read Also:He stressed that irresponsible behavior on the roads not only increases the risk of accidents but also threatens public safety and order. According to the police, illegal street racing has become a serious issue, prompting intensified preventive efforts through direct education and awareness campaigns.
Raising Awareness on Bullying and Its Impact
Read Also:In addition to traffic-related concerns, the outreach also addressed bullying within the school environment. Students were educated on various forms of bullying, including its psychological and social consequences, as well as potential legal implications for perpetrators.
The session aimed to foster empathy, respect, and mutual understanding among students, encouraging a healthier and more supportive school atmosphere.
Promoting Discipline and Positive BehaviorPolice Commissioner Betty Novia expressed hope that the program would help shape disciplined and law-abiding individuals. She emphasized the crucial role of youth in maintaining social order and community safety.
Read Also:The Barelang Police view this initiative as part of a long-term strategy to nurture responsible and strong-character young people, ultimately creating a safe and conducive learning environment for students. (IDNC)
REPORTER: Dalil Harahap | EDITOR: Fik Sagala
