BALINEWSID.COM, DENPASAR — The Mobile Investigation Team (Resmob) of the Bali Regional Police’s Directorate of General Criminal Investigation has recovered a motorcycle belonging to Kadek Budiana, chief of the traditional village security unit (Pecalang) in Singapadu Traditional Village, Gianyar Regency. The motorcycle was recovered within four days of the theft report, and a suspect has been apprehended.

The motorcycle was handed back to Budiana by Deputy Director of General Criminal Investigation at the Bali Regional Police, Senior Commissioner I Gusti Ngurah Agung Budianaloka, S.I.K., M.H., at the directorate’s lobby on Friday, October 23, 2026. The handover was witnessed by members of the media.

Budiana expressed his gratitude to the police after his motorcycle was recovered following his report to the authorities. The vehicle was returned in the same condition as when it was reported missing.

“I am very grateful for and appreciate the hard work of the Bali Police Resmob team. My motorcycle had been missing for only four days while I was carrying out my duties as a Pecalang in the traditional village, and it has now been recovered, with the suspect apprehended. The service was very fast, professional, and humane,” Budiana said.

He praised the officers for their prompt response in following up on his theft report.

Meanwhile, Senior Commissioner Budianaloka said the case reflected the Bali Regional Police’s commitment to providing quality public services and responding promptly to reports of criminal activity.

“We are committed to providing the best possible service and responding quickly to every report from the public. We will not tolerate any form of crime that disturbs the community,” he said.

The Bali Regional Police also urged the public to remain vigilant against motorcycle theft by using additional security measures, including double locks when parking their vehicles.

Members of the public who become victims of crime or witness criminal activity are encouraged to report incidents to the nearest police station or contact the police emergency hotline at 110.

The recovery of the motorcycle within four days is expected to reinforce public confidence in police services and highlight the importance of promptly reporting criminal incidents to the authorities.