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The former head of the Probam division, Inspector General of Police Freddy Sambo, was shamefully dismissed from his membership in the National Police. The dismissal was carried out during a hearing of the Police Ethics Code Committee (KKEP). Photo / between

Jakarta – Head of the Probam Division, former Inspector General of Police Verdi Sambo Officially dishonorably dismissed as a member of the National Police. Adjudicated at the committee hearing code of conduct Police (KKEP).

“A decision has been made to disgracefully dismiss me as a member of the National Police,” Kabaintelkam Komjen Ahmad Dofiri said when reading the verdict of the TNCC Building Roabprof Divpropam Polri Code of Ethics trial judgment, Friday (08/26/2022) early this morning. Read also: 5 generals unanimously signed Verdi Sambo’s dismissal letter

Doveri explained that there were seven codes of ethics that Sambo had violated in the shooting case of Brigadier General Novriansyah Yoshua Hotabarat or Brigadier General J.

The seven codes of ethics are listed in Government Regulation No. 1 of 2003 on the dismissal of members of the Indonesian Police, Police Regulation No. 7 of 2022 on the Code of Professional Ethics and the Indonesian National Police Code of Ethics Committee.

The seven ethical rules that Verde Sambo violated were as follows:

1. Article 13 Paragraph (1) PP 1/2003 in conjunction with Article 8 Letter C Perpol 7/2022

It reads: Personnel of the Indonesian National Police may be dishonorably discharged from the Indonesian National Police for violating a policeman’s oath or promise, oath or promise of office, and/or the INP Code of Ethics In conjunction with each police officer in character ethics must be honest, responsible, disciplined and fair Caring, assertive and humane.

2 – Article 13 Paragraph (1) PP 1/2003 in combination with Article 5 Paragraph (1) Letter B Perpol 7/2022

It states: Personnel of the Indonesian National Police may be dishonorably discharged from the National Police Service for violating the National Police personnel oath or promise, oath or promise of office, and/or the Code of Police Ethics in conjunction with each police officer in corporate ethics obligated to maintain image Solidarity, credibility, reputation, honor and improvement.