Indonesia Police: 14 Brigadiers General Promoted to Inspector General
Indonesia's National Police (Polri) has promoted 14 Brigadier Generals to the rank of Inspector General. Approved by National Police Chief General Suyudi Andu Budi Santoso, this reshuffle impacts the police organization's career paths and operational structure.
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