PENEGAKAN HUKUM TERHADAP TINDAK PIDANA PENYALAHGUNAAN NARKOTIKA PADA TAHAP PENYIDIKAN DI POLRESTA SURAKARTA

Abstract

The results showed that law enforcement at the stage of investigation of narcotics misuse in the Surakarta Police District Law area: receiving a report from the public, then making a Police Report after that made an Investigation Order and a Work Order then a member of the Surakarta Police Police took the first action at the place the incident was found by the suspect and evidence, then made a forced effort against the suspect in the form of arrest, search and seizure of the evidence and a urine test on the suspect in the Forensic Laboratory, followed by a Case Title to analyze the application of the article that will be suspected of the suspect, after completing the administrative investigation (making an Investigation Order) then the suspect is examined (the Investigator prepares Minutes of Investigation), then the suspect is detained for 20 (twenty) days and is carried out n extension of detention by the Surakarta District Prosecutor's Office for 40 (forty) days. Then in the process of Detention, the Investigator completes the Case File and sends the case file to the Surakarta District Prosecutor's Office and the case file is declared complete (P-21), after which the stage of sending the suspect and the evidence to the Surakarta District Prosecutor's Office is carried out. The obstacles in handling the narcotics abuse crime at the investigation stage in the Surakarta Police Regional Police jurisdiction are: 1) Lack of cooperation between the Police (Investigator) and the public, namely not wanting to report the occurrence of narcotics abuse criminal acts on the grounds that they do not want to be witnesses because they do not bother other people's business. 2) Perpetrators of criminal acts of narcotics abuse eliminate traces of time will be searched, giving convoluted information. 3) Limited facilities and infrastructure including vehicle facilities owned by the Surakarta Police to conduct patrols in each area deemed vulnerable. 4) Limited human resources (Police), namely the lack of professionals in conducting investigations that are increasingly difficult to detect, prevent and resolve properly. Keywords: Law Enforcement, Investigation, Criminal Narcotics Abuse