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    "data": {
        "id": 1694303,
        "msgid": "tramadol-transaction-methods-in-bekasi-sitting-and-waiting-for-the-sticker-system-1776862262",
        "date": "2026-04-22 18:45:49",
        "title": "Tramadol Transaction Methods in Bekasi: Sitting and Waiting for the Sticker System",
        "author": "Faieq Hidayat",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Legal",
        "summary": "Police in Bekasi City have uncovered a new method of illegally distributing Schedule G controlled drugs like tramadol and eximer, involving individuals waiting at specific points for buyers, including children, to approach and complete transactions via a discreet \"sticker system.\" This shift from open sales at shops to cash-on-delivery (COD) models, particularly in Rawalumbu and East Bekasi areas, poses detection challenges for law enforcement. Authorities are expanding investigations into broader networks and urging public reports to combat the spread, highlighting risks of excessive boldness leading to crimes.",
        "content": "<p>Bekasi Police have revealed the methods of transacting Schedule G\ncontrolled drugs such as tramadol and eximer, which are now rampant in\nBekasi City. The Head of the Narcotics Unit of the Bekasi City Metro\nPolice, Commissioner Untung Riswaji, stated that one pattern frequently\nfound in the field is someone waiting at a certain point to conduct a\ntransaction. \u201cOne of them is someone sitting at a point, then approached\nby others, both adults and children, who then carry out the sticker\nsystem,\u201d Untung said when confirmed by Kompas.com via message on\nWednesday (22\/4\/2026). \u201cThe highest currently is in the Rawalumbu and\nEast Bekasi areas,\u201d he added. He explained that the pattern of illegal\ncontrolled drug sales has now changed. Previously, many were done openly\nat stalls, but now perpetrators more often use a cash on delivery (COD)\nsystem. According to Untung, this change in methods presents its own\nchallenges for law enforcement because it is considered harder to\ndetect. \u201cThis COD method is deliberately used to avoid supervision by\nofficers. This is based on our investigations and monitoring,\u201d he\nclarified. From those investigation results, the police then conducted\ndevelopments to trace a wider network. Untung emphasised that his side\ncontinues to strive to eradicate the circulation of illegal controlled\ndrugs because of their dangerous impact on society. He mentioned that\nconsumption of controlled drugs without supervision can trigger\nexcessive bravery that leads to criminal acts. In addition to\nenforcement, the police also open opportunities for public participation\nin supervision. Residents are asked not to hesitate to report suspicious\nactivities related to the circulation of illegal controlled drugs. \u201cWe\nare open to community groups or residents. Please report to 110 or\ndirectly to us, we will definitely follow up,\u201d he concluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/tramadol-transaction-methods-in-bekasi-sitting-and-waiting-for-the-sticker-system-1776862262",
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