Indonesian Police Mutate 199 Officers, Including Traffic Chief and Lampung Provincial Police Head
The Indonesian National Police have ordered the mutation of 199 high-ranking and mid-level officers (Pati dan Pamen), including key positions such as the National Traffic Police Chief and the Lampung Provincial Police Chief. This reshuffle is seen as part of an internal personnel renewal within the police organization.
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