5 facts behind the fights of 2 policemen, Kasat Sabhara and the police chief of Blitar

KOMPAS.com- Despite having worked in the National Police for 27 years, Blitar Police Chief of Sabhara Police, AKP Agus Hendro Tri Susetyo, is determined to resign.

The strong reason for his resignation was that he could not bear the attitude of his superior, Blitar Police Chief, AKBP Ahmad Fanani.

Agus not only resigned but also reported Blitar’s Chief of Police to the East Java Regional Police on suspicion of abandoning cockfighting, gambling and mining in Blitar.

The case of the dispute between the two officers in Blitar is now handled by the East Java Regional Police.

The Professional and Security Division of the East Java Regional Police (Propam) and the Inspector of the East Java Regional Police (Irwasda) are working to seek clarification of the case.

These are the facts compiled by Kompas.com Regarding the dispute between Kasat Sabhara and the Blitar police chief:

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1. Accusing each other about performance

The rationale behind Agus’ resignation from the police was that he could not accept the deal from Blitar AKBP Fanani’s police chief, who was called arbitrary.

He admitted that Ahmad Fanani often cursed him with animal names and other inappropriate comments.

“Not just for me, but for all his subordinates,” Agus said.

He also considered that the police chief was arbitrary in often withdrawing his men without providing guidance.

“I no longer have the strength to be subordinate to the Chief of Police and I propose to withdraw early,” he said.

In response to this, Ahmad Fanani said that he initially gave a warning when he saw Agus’s men with long hair.

“I had to reprimand him for having his men with long hair, then he did not accept it and called me arrogant,” she said.

Ahmad Fanani also accused his men of not joining the service since September 21, 2020.

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COMPASS / ALIF ICHWAN Illustration of mine.

2. Shock over mining

Agus denounced his superiors on suspicion of abandoning illegal sand mining and cockfighting.

According to Agus, despite receiving reports of illegal sand mining activities and gambling in cockfighting, the police chief appeared to ignore the problem.

“Free sand mining, free cockfighting, no warning. Sand mining in Kali Putih and Gandungsari,” Agus said, quoted by Antara. Tribune Bali.

In response to this, Ahmad Fanani denied that he had done nothing.

Fanani believed that the mine Agus was referring to was owned by local residents, so she did not want to take action against it.

This contradicts Agus’s wishes.

“Yes, Pak Kasat Sabhara wanted to mine, but the neighbors did not approve, that’s why it was like that (he asked for action). The community did the activity for his food, not for business. His son (Kasat Sabhara) who wanted to mine was not accepted either “, said quoted by Antara. Between.

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3. Agus resigns and apologizes to his loved ones.

The fight made Agus feel under pressure and he decided to quit. Despite the fact that he has served for 27 years in the Police.

Agus is also willing not to demand anything from the Police.

Visiting the East Java Regional Police Headquarters on Thursday (10/1/2020), Agus admitted that he had submitted his letter of resignation.

“I am ready to resign from the National Police. I will deliver this letter to the Chief of the East Java Regional Police as well as the Chief of the National Police,” he said.

For this decision, Agus apologized to his loved ones.

As he apologized, his eyes glazed over at the hoarse voice.

“For my wife, don’t worry, we can still eat with salt,” Agus said repeatedly saying the phrase Compass TV.

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Agus also apologized to his colleagues. “All my friends, my younger brothers are Blitar football fans and Pencak Dor Blitar warriors,” he said.

However, regarding the resignation, the National Police Headquarters could not immediately process Agus’s presentation.

Because there are a number of mechanisms that must be met.

This mechanism is regulated in the Regulation of the National Police of the Republic of Indonesia Number 1 of 2019 on the termination of service administration for public officials of the Indonesian National Police.

The head of the Public Information Office of the Public Relations Division of the National Police, Brigadier General (Pol) Awi Setiyono, said that, on the one hand, the resignation must have the approval of his superiors.

“If the Sabhara Police Chief of the Blitar Police, of course, the Kasatker (is) the Police Chief. Then there must be an administration accompanying him,” he said.

“The incident happened yesterday, so he needs a process. So he just wrote to the regional police, of course it will be discussed later,” Awi continued.

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Thinkstock / Antoni Halim Police illustration

4. Kapolres keeps working, Kasat Sabhara retires to Polda

After being denounced by his subordinates, Blitar’s chief of police, Ahmad Fanani Eko Prasetya, is still on duty as usual.

This was revealed by the Head of the Public Information Office (Karopenmas) of the Public Relations Division of the National Police, Brigadier General (Pol) Awi Setiyono.

“Yes (Blitar’s police chief) is still working,” Awi said on Friday (02/10/2020).

Meanwhile, Agus is now being lured to the East Java Regional Police to facilitate the clarification process.

“An order from the Chief of Police to Karo SDM and the Chief of Propam, concerned to clarify immediately. Then, to make it easier, be immediately withdrawn at the East Java Regional Police Headquarters,” Awi said.

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5. Kompolnas: communication of subordinate leaders must be built

The dispute between the two officers in Blitar has prompted the National Police Commission (Kompolnas) to speak.

Kompolnas Daily President Benny Mamoto said this case provides lessons for building good communication between leaders and subordinates.

By taking action against their staff, Benny said, leaders must set an example.

“To avoid moving forward, it is necessary to build good communication between superiors and subordinates,” he said, on Friday (02/10/2020).

“Take an example from above of how to reprimand or take action against a beautiful member so that the reprimand is effective and has a positive impact,” he continued.

Benny hopes the East Java Regional Police Propam will dig deeper and get full information on this dispute.

Source: Kompas.com (Author: Surabaya Contributor, Achmad Faizal, Devina Halim | Editor: David Oliver Purba, Fabian Januarius Kuwado), Antara, Kompas TV