Thursday, 16 July 2026
BATAM | INDATANEWS.COM - Police from the Batam Kota Sector under the Barelang Police have swiftly responded to a public complaint received through the emergency hotline 110, leading to the arrest of a suspected cable thief at the Saka Kencana Kepri building in Baloi Permai, Batam Kota District. The operation took place directly at the scene, where the suspect had already been restrained by local residents. The situation remained stable and fully under control throughout the incident.
Batam Kota Police Chief AKP Benny Syahrizal immediately deployed officers in coordination with the Barelang Police Pamapta unit after a report was filed by a resident named Yance regarding the alleged theft. Responding units included Pamapta officers led by Ipda F. Leo M, along with personnel from SPKT, patrol units, Criminal Investigation Unit, and Intelligence Unit (Intelkam).Upon arrival, officers conducted a swift inspection of the Saka Kencana Kepri building following reports of suspected cable theft. The rapid deployment highlights the police's commitment to responding promptly to public complaints without delay.
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At the scene, officers found a man suspected of stealing cables. He had already been detained by local residents along with the alleged stolen items before police arrived.
Read Also:The suspect, together with the seized evidence, was then taken to the Batam Kota Police Station for further investigation. Authorities confirmed that the case will be handled in accordance with applicable legal procedures.
Police Urge Public Vigilance and Reporting
Read Also:During the operation, officers also urged residents to increase vigilance against potential criminal activities in their neighborhoods. Police presence is aimed not only at maintaining security but also at strengthening public trust in law enforcement.
AKP Benny Syahrizal reaffirmed that Batam Kota Police remain committed to delivering fast, professional, and community-oriented services. The public is encouraged to report any disturbances to public security at any time via the 24-hour emergency hotline 110. (IDNC)
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