PAPUA – The Mobile Brigade Unit of the South Sulawesi Regional Police (Sat Brimob Polda Sulsel) held a departure roll call for personnel who will carry out Operation Amole 2026, part of the Central Papua Regional Police Base.
The event took place at the Battalion A Pelopor Headquarters field on Jalan Sultan Alauddin, Makassar, on Friday (April 10, 2026). The South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Djuhandhani Rahardjo Puro, along with the Mobile Brigade Unit Commander, Senior Commissioner Muhammad Ridwan, and other senior South Sulawesi Regional Police officials, attended the roll call.
A total of 34 personnel from the Mobile Brigade Unit of the South Sulawesi Regional Police and 30 personnel from the Mobile Brigade Corps II of the Indonesian National Police, who will carry out Operation Amole, attended the departure roll call.
In addition, two Company-Level Units (SSK) from the Mobile Brigade Corps II (Pas Brimob II) of the Indonesian National Police Mobile Brigade Corps (Korbrimob), the Gegana Detachment (Den Gegana), and the Pioneer Battalion A of the South Sulawesi Regional Police Mobile Brigade Corps (Sat Brimob) served as accompanying troops for the activity.
In his address, the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief emphasized that this assignment was an honor and a demonstration of the state’s trust in the selected personnel.
“Not all members of the Indonesian National Police (Polri) receive this opportunity. Therefore, this trust must be maintained and carried out with full responsibility, dedication, and high loyalty,” he emphasized.
He also emphasized the importance of professionalism in carrying out every task, guided by applicable standard operating procedures (SOPs).
“Prioritize a humanistic approach in carrying out your duties, and uphold respect for human rights in every action in the field,” said Police Chief Djuhandani.
Furthermore, the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief reminded all personnel to maintain solidarity and synergy, both among Polri members and with the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and other relevant agencies, to support the success of the operation.
Closing his address, the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief offered encouragement to all personnel preparing for duty.
“Good luck with your duties. Go standing, come back standing. Maintain your honor, uphold discipline, loyalty, and professionalism, and return safely and with pride,” he said.
Meanwhile, the South Sulawesi Regional Police Unit Commander, Senior Commissioner Muhammad Ridwan, stated that before departing for the operation, personnel would undergo a month of pre-operational training at the Cikeas Police Mobile Brigade Corps (Korbrimob) Training Unit in Bogor.
“Hopefully, all personnel involved in Operation Amole 2026 will be able to carry out their duties optimally and professionally, and contribute to maintaining security stability within the jurisdiction of the Central Papua Regional Police. They will return to Makassar safely,” concluded the Brimob Unit Commander.
Following the departure ceremony, the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief presented a token of appreciation to the assigned Danki (commander) and exchanged greetings with the personnel who would be carrying out Operation Amole, expressing their prayers and best wishes for their service.
