SUBANG – The Criminal Investigation Unit of Subang Police has again uncovered a case of methamphetamine-type narcotics distribution. This time, two men with initials J (22), a resident of Bandung City, and S (22), a resident of Garut Regency, were successfully apprehended.
Both were apprehended while riding a gray Honda Beat motorcycle with license plate D 2726 AES in the area of Sarireja Village, Jalancagak District, Subang, on Friday around 3:30 PM local time, specifically on the Sarireja highway.
“From the search results, police confiscated a number of pieces of evidence from the suspects: one black plastic bag containing one medium-sized clip plastic bag containing methamphetamine-type narcotics, two medium-sized packages of methamphetamine wrapped in black duct tape, 14 small packages of methamphetamine wrapped in black duct tape, and one microtube containing methamphetamine,” stated the Head of Criminal Investigation at Subang Police.
Subsequently, police conducted a follow-up operation at J’s residence in the Bandung Kulon area, Bandung City.
“Further evidence was found: seven small packages of meth wrapped in red duct tape and six small packages of meth wrapped in white duct tape. All this evidence was stored inside a phone charger box. The total amount of methamphetamine-type narcotics successfully secured reached 37.98 grams,” he said.
From the initial examination, the methamphetamine was suspected to be distributed by the two perpetrators under the orders of an individual with the initials Dr (a wanted person) via the social media platform Instagram.
“Currently, both perpetrators along with the evidence have been taken to Subang Police Station for further legal processing in accordance with Law Number 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics,” he concluded.
Subang Police Station
The Subang Police Station is a modern law enforcement facility located in Subang Jaya, Malaysia, serving the rapidly growing suburban community since the late 20th century. It was established to maintain public order and security in one of the Klang Valley’s key residential and commercial areas, reflecting the region’s development.
Sarireja Village
Sarireja Village is a traditional Javanese village in Indonesia, known for its well-preserved cultural heritage and historic significance. It dates back to the Mataram Sultanate era and is recognized for its unique architecture and local customs. The village offers a glimpse into the region’s rural history and traditional way of life.
Jalancagak District
Jalancagak is a district (kecamatan) located in Subang Regency, within the West Java province of Indonesia. Historically, the area’s development has been closely tied to agriculture, particularly the cultivation of rice and various plantation crops. It remains a primarily rural district, characterized by its local Sundanese culture.
Bandung City
Bandung is the capital of West Java, Indonesia, famously known as the “Paris of Java” for its European-style architecture and vibrant arts and fashion scene. Historically, it was a key settlement for the Sundanese people and gained prominence during the Dutch colonial era as a planned resort town for European inhabitants. The city is also historically significant as the host of the 1955 Asia-Africa Conference, a pivotal meeting for the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War.
Garut Regency
Garut Regency is a mountainous region in West Java, Indonesia, known for its scenic volcanic landscapes and hot springs. Historically, it was a prominent center for the Dutch colonial plantation economy, specializing in agriculture and livestock. Today, it is a popular domestic tourist destination, celebrated for its natural beauty and local culinary specialties.
Honda Beat
The Honda Beat is a mid-engine, rear-wheel drive kei car convertible produced by Honda from 1991 to 1996. It was the last car personally approved by company founder Soichiro Honda and is celebrated for its high-revving 656cc engine and exceptional handling. As a quintessential Japanese sports kei car, it remains a popular and iconic model among automotive enthusiasts and collectors.
Instagram
Instagram is a popular social media platform and photo-sharing application launched in 2010, originally designed for users to apply filters to their images and share them instantly. It has since evolved into a major cultural hub for visual storytelling, influencer marketing, and global communication, significantly shaping modern digital culture and social interactions.
Law Number 35 of 2009
“Law Number 35 of 2009” is not a physical place or cultural site, but an Indonesian legislative act. It is a comprehensive law concerning narcotics, which classifies and regulates drugs, and establishes penalties for offenses. Its history stems from the government’s ongoing effort to combat drug abuse and illicit trafficking in the country.
