Isdayanto, Rahman (2025) Penanggulangan Terhadap Tindak Pidana Penyalahgunaan Narkoba Oleh Anak di Wilayah Hukum Polres Kepulauan Meranti. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Drug abuse is an act that is prohibited by existing laws and regulations in Indonesia and is difficult to stop, even though this problem is a criminal act that has a serious impact on the individual himself or other people. In fact, this abuse is not only carried out by adults, but children also often encounter drugs. Everyone should realize that children are the future of the nation and the forerunners of the birth of a new generation. The formulation of the problem in this research is how to overcome drug abuse by children in the jurisdiction of the Meranti Islands Police Department and what are the obstacles in overcoming drug abuse by children in the jurisdiction of the Meranti Islands Police Department. The type of research used in this research is observational research, namely by means of surveys and conducting interviews as data collection tools. Meanwhile, the nature of this research is analytical descriptive, namely a method that provides an overview of the object being studied and ultimately makes conclusions for the public The results of the research show that the first is efforts to overcome criminal acts of drug abuse by children, namely: 1) pre-emptive action, real action aimed at preventing drug abuse by children which includes socialization activities in schools and providing guidance to villages. 2) preventive action, which is concrete action in the form of prevention by carrying out patrols and forming resilient villages in areas prone to drug activity. 3) repressive actions, are actions taken after a violation occurs which aim to provide a deterrent effect and stop abuse such as investigation, arrest, investigation, trial, imposing sentences, and carrying out social supervision by official state institutions. The obstacles faced in this overcoming effort are: 1) legal factors, legal factors or laws can become obstacles due to several things such as inadequate laws, conflicting regulations, unclear meaning of words and non-existent implementing regulations. 2) law enforcement factors, in the form of a shortage of personnel which affects the performance of the police in carrying out countermeasures. 3) facilities/facilities factors, namely the absence of BNN in districts/cities, lack of tools/facilities, lack of budget, and synergy with local government. 4) societal/cultural factors, lack of public awareness of negative activities and apathy towards the surrounding environment.

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