Indonesian Police Reshuffle: 6 Deputy Regional Chiefs to be Replaced in October, Including Son of Former Chief
The Indonesian National Police are set to conduct a significant reshuffle in October 2026, replacing six Deputy Regional Police Chiefs (Wakapolda). Notably, the son of a former National Police Chief is among those being transferred, drawing considerable attention.
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