LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THE CRIMINAL ACT OF AGGRAVATED THEFT (MOTORCYCLE THEFT) IN THE MEDANG DERAS POLICE SECTOR AREA

The crime of aggravated theft (curanmor) is increasingly common. Most perpetrators are more than one person or in groups and each perpetrator has a different role and task, the impact of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor) is causing injuries, both minor and serious injuries to death. Based on the description above, this thesis aims to determine the factors that cause the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor), the modus operandi of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor), police efforts in prosecuting perpetrators of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor). The modus operandi of aggravated theft (curanmor) is carried out by more than one person or in groups by looking at the place or location that will be targeted and the planning of aggravated theft (curanmor) is carried out in a planned and organized manner and each perpetrator has a different role and task. The police's efforts to prosecute perpetrators of aggravated theft (curanmor) are through preventive (prevention) and repressive (action) efforts, such as conducting patrols, installing banners appealing to Kamtibmas, communicating with residents. Repressive efforts include analyzing recidivist data, forming a special team to uncover, analyze and evaluate each incident that occurs.

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Jurnal Meta Hukum
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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.47652/metahukum.v3i3.779
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Legal and Social Justice Studies
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LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THE CRIMINAL ACT OF AGGRAVATED THEFT (MOTORCYCLE THEFT) IN THE MEDANG DERAS POLICE SECTOR AREA

A Mahendra, Muhammad Ridwan Lubis
Jurnal Meta Hukum
Legal and Social Justice Studies
article

LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THE CRIMINAL ACT OF AGGRAVATED THEFT (MOTORCYCLE THEFT) IN THE MEDANG DERAS POLICE SECTOR AREA

A Mahendra, Muhammad Ridwan Lubis
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Abstract

The crime of aggravated theft (curanmor) is increasingly common. Most perpetrators are more than one person or in groups and each perpetrator has a different role and task, the impact of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor) is causing injuries, both minor and serious injuries to death. Based on the description above, this thesis aims to determine the factors that cause the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor), the modus operandi of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor), police efforts in prosecuting perpetrators of the crime of aggravated theft (curanmor). The modus operandi of aggravated theft (curanmor) is carried out by more than one person or in groups by looking at the place or location that will be targeted and the planning of aggravated theft (curanmor) is carried out in a planned and organized manner and each perpetrator has a different role and task. The police's efforts to prosecute perpetrators of aggravated theft (curanmor) are through preventive (prevention) and repressive (action) efforts, such as conducting patrols, installing banners appealing to Kamtibmas, communicating with residents. Repressive efforts include analyzing recidivist data, forming a special team to uncover, analyze and evaluate each incident that occurs.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THE CRIMINAL ACT OF AGGRAVATED THEFT (MOTORCYCLE THEFT) IN THE MEDANG DERAS POLICE SECTOR AREA — A Mahendra, Muhammad Ridwan Lubis · Jurnal Meta Hukum (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS