Bantargebang Police Seize Dozens of Boxes of Liquors
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Kamis, 1 Januari 1970 07:00 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Bantargebang Police, Bekasi, West Java confiscated 17 boxes of illegally locally produced liquors from a number of stalls in Banrtargebang traditional market.
The local residents find it troubling that liquor can be accessed in the market.
"Bantargebang subprecinct police have followed up reports from the local residents in Bantargebang market by conducting raids in a number of jamu stalls (traditional herbal drinks)," Chief of Bekasi Metro Police, Police Commisioner Umar Surya Fana said in Bekasi on Saturday (16/10).
He added that the owner of a jamu stall, Abdul Mumin (35), from Cirebon was reported to sell illegal liquor.
Umar claimed that Bekasi police will intensify the operation. The selling of liquor will be terminated following the decision of Bekasi court.
"The termination will involve all related institutions," He said.
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