Indonesian Police Sanction Senior Official for Improper Wiretapping
The Indonesian National Police have imposed disciplinary sanctions on Inspector General (Irjen) Ahrie Sonta for conducting wiretapping outside of established procedures. His actions were found to violate police ethical regulations.
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