Pelalawan police report 16.54 g of cannabis seized in six weeks
Pelalawan police reported seizing 16.54 grams of cannabis in October 2026 as part of a six-week tally of drug cases. They detained 31 suspects across all drug types, but did not identify how many cases involved cannabis.
Pelalawan police said they detained 31 suspects in 31 drug cases from October
through the second week of November 2026.[1]The total included 29 adult men,
one woman and a 17-year-old.[1]Police reported seizing 16.54 grams of
cannabis during October, alongside methamphetamine and ecstasy.[2]
The police chief presented the figures at a press conference on 13 November.[1]The October cases covered several districts, including Ukui, Pangkalan
Kuras and Pangkalan Kerinci.[1]The nine suspects detained in the first part
of November included eight adult men and the teenager.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Jayapura district police burned 77.41 g of ganja (cannabis) on 13 November 2026, evidence from two smuggling cases at the departure X-ray of Sentani International Airport. The two suspects had hidden the ganja in their trousers; 42.1 g came from one case and 35.31 g from another.
Rokan Hilir regency police destroyed evidence from 15 narcotics cases at their headquarters on 13 November 2026, including 12.88 grams of ganja, the Indonesian term for cannabis, alongside 428.39 grams of sabu methamphetamine, 226 ecstasy pills and 29 pieces of etomidate. The force said it had detained 112 suspects in 74 narcotics cases between January and the end of October 2026.
The Kepahiang District Attorney's Office destroyed 509.3 grams of ganja and 24.6 grams of crystal methamphetamine from evidence in 31 general criminal cases whose verdicts had become final, in the yard of its office on 12 November 2026. It was the second such destruction carried out in 2026, covering cases handled between July and November of that year.
Jayapura prosecutors destroyed evidence from 41 final criminal cases on 10 November 2026, including 21 cannabis cases. The destroyed cannabis weighed 0.21 grams, alongside sabu and other criminal evidence.
