Division of Drug, Terrorism & General Crime Prevention – ICPF DKI Jakarta

This document outlines the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the Division of Drug, Terrorism & General Crime Prevention of the Indonesian Crime Prevention Institute (LCKI). This division serves as the frontline in preventive efforts against major crimes that threaten social stability and national security.

🎯 I. PURPOSE 

To enhance the effectiveness of preventing major crimes through educational, collaborative, and investigative approaches involving the community, law enforcement agencies, and strategic partners.

💼 II. MAIN DUTIES

1. Map areas vulnerable to drugs, terrorism, and general crime
2. Develop educational and outreach programs for crime prevention
3. Conduct preliminary investigations into community reports
4. Establish cooperation with BNN, Densus 88, Polri, and related institutions
5. Prepare analytical reports and policy recommendations
6. Provide assistance to victims or whistleblowers of major crimes
7. Organize training on early detection and community vigilance

📋 III. WORK PROCEDURES

1. Mapping & Identification
   • Collect data on vulnerable areas based on community and media reports
   • Develop crime risk maps categorized by type (drugs, terrorism, general crime)
   • Conduct field observations and interviews with community leaders
2. Education & Outreach
   • Develop educational materials on the dangers of drugs, radicalism, and general crime
   • Organize seminars, campaigns, and community training sessions
   • Disseminate educational content through social media and LCKI’s official publications
3. Preliminary Investigation
   • Receive and verify community reports
   • Collect initial evidence ethically and professionally
   • Prepare investigative reports to be forwarded to law enforcement agencies

1. Strategic Partnerships
   • Collaborate with BNN, Densus 88, Polri, and other legal institutions
   • Draft MoUs for data exchange and joint training
   • Participate in national forums on major crime prevention
2. Assistance & Advocacy
   • Provide support to victims or whistleblowers of major crimes
   • Draft legal and psychosocial assistance letters
   • Submit policy recommendations to the government and strategic partners

📌 IV. RESPONSIBILITIES

• Ensure confidentiality of data from whistleblowers and victims
• Submit activity reports to the Chairman and Secretary General
• Maintain accuracy and objectivity in analysis and investigations
• Represent LCKI in national forums on security and crime prevention

📎 V. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

• Templates for preliminary investigation reports
• Educational guidelines on drugs, terrorism, and general crime
• Public reporting forms
• Archives of cooperation agreements and activity documentation
• Policy briefs and security policy recommendations