Military police to open special post office box<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): The city military police will soon make a
\nspecial post office box available for those who want to report
\nirregularities or violations committed by Armed Forces members,
\nincluding the police and military police.<\/p>\n
Military Police Chief Brig. Gen. Syamsu D. made the
\nannouncement after kicking off a 10-kilometer race yesterday.<\/p>\n
\"We have asked the public to report any violations conducted
\nby servicemen,\" he said, without mentioning the exact post office
\nbox number.<\/p>\n
\"Those victimized by Armed Forces members should report to us
\nimmediately,\" he added.<\/p>\n
Syamsu, who has served as a member of the President's special
\nguard, said that accurate reports and the identities of the
\nviolators are expected.<\/p>\n
The post office box is meant to help the military discipline
\nits members, he said.<\/p>\n
According to Syamsu, the military discipline drive has been
\nexpanded to include all servicemen living in Jakarta and its
\nsurrounding areas of Bogor, Tangerang and Bekasi.<\/p>\n
Syamsu also called on retired servicemen to hand in their guns
\nto his office or to the Military Command.<\/p>\n
Eighty-four guns belonging to 17 retired Armed Forces members,
\nincluding three generals, were handed in on June 10 to the
\nJakarta Military Command.<\/p>\n
Syamsu praised the retired officers, including former vice
\ngovernor of Jakarta, Maj. Gen. (ret) Eddi M. Nalapraya, who
\nturned their collections in.<\/p>\n
\"We have also taken measures to monitor city military police
\nofficers who are hired to guard public establishment,\" he said.<\/p>\n
\"This all parts of the national discipline drive. Military
\npolice officers must be the center of discipline and must set a
\ngood example for both the military and the public,\" he said.<\/p>\n
A military police corporal told The Jakarta Post over the
\nweekend that he could make an average of Rp 1 million per month
\nmoonlighting. (sur)<\/p>",
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