Badrodin Haiti

General
Badrodin Haiti
Badrodin Haiti as Chief of East Java Police, 2010
22nd Chief of National Police of Indonesia
In office
17 April 2015 – 13 July 2016
President Joko Widodo
Preceded by Sutarman
Succeeded by Tito Karnavian
Personal details
Born (1958-07-24) 24 July 1958
Jember, East Java, Indonesia
Spouse(s) Tejaningsih Haiti
Children Farouq Ashadi Haiti
Fakhri Subhana Haiti
Alma mater Akpol 1982
Awards Adhi Makayasa (1982)
Military service
Allegiance  Indonesia
Service/branch Indonesian National Police
Years of service 1982–2016
Rank Police-General
Unit Reserse

Police-General Badrodin Haiti was the Chief of Indonesian National Police from 16 January 2015 until 13 July 2016, succeeding, Police-General Sutarman. On 16 January 2015 Badrodin was appointed by Indonesian President Joko Widodo to be the Acting Chief of Indonesian National Police replacing Sutarman, who officially retired from the service and awaiting for elected Police Chief Police-Commissioner General Budi Gunawan who was a suspect on a corruption case.[1][2] On April 16, 2015, he was confirmed unanimously by Indonesian House of Representatives and sworn in by President Joko Widodo on April 17, 2015. He was replaced by Police-General Tito Karnavian.[3]

Education

  1. Akpol (1982)
  2. PTIK (1989)
  3. Sespim (1998)
  4. Lemhanas RI (2003)

Rank

  1. Second Lieutenant (1982)
  2. First Lieutenant (1984)
  3. Major (1987)
  4. Lieutenant Colonel (1993)
  5. Colonel (1997)
  6. Police Great Commissioner (2001)
  7. Police Brigadier General (2006)
  8. Police Inspector General (2009)
  9. Police Commissioner General (2013)
  10. Police General (2015)

Career History

  1. Danton Sabhara Dit Samapta Polda Metro Jaya (1982)
  2. Kasubro Ops Polres Metro Depok Polda Metro Jaya (1983)
  3. Kapolsek Pancoran Mas Polres Metro Depok Polda Metro Jaya (1983)
  4. Kabin Info PPKO Polda Metro Jaya (1984)
  5. Kabag Min Polres Aileu Polwil Timor Timur (1985)
  6. Kasat Serse Polres Metro Bekasi Polda Metro Jaya (1990)
  7. Kapolsek Metro Sawah Besar Polres Metro Jakpus Polda Metro Jaya (1993)
  8. Kasat Serse Polres Metro Jakbar Polda Metro Jaya (1994)
  9. Wakapolres Metro Jaktim Polda Metro Jaya (1995)
  10. Pabungkol Spri Kapolri (1996)
  11. Pamen Mabes Polri (1997)
  12. Paban Madya Dukminops Paban II/Ops Sops Polri (1998)
  13. Chief of Probolinggo Police Resort (1999)
  14. Chief of Medan Metropolis Police (2000)
  15. Director of East Java Criminal Investigation Police (2003)
  16. Chief of Semarang Metropolis Police (2004)
  17. Chief of Banten Regional Police (2004)
  18. Institute Secretary of Police Education and Training Institutions (2005)
  19. Chief of Central Sulawesi Regional Police (2006)
  20. First Director of Criminal Investigation Police Agency (2008–2009)
  21. Chief of North Sumatra Regional Police (2009–2010)
  22. Head of Legal Division National Police of Indonesia(2010)
  23. Chief of East Java Regional Police (2010–2011)
  24. Expert Staff Chief of National Police of Indonesia (2011)
  25. Operations Assistant Chief of National Police of Indonesia (2011–2013)
  26. Head of the Police Security Sustainer (2013–2014)
  27. Vice Chief of National Police of Indonesia (2014–2015)
  28. Acting Chief of National Police of Indonesia (2015)
  29. Chief of National Police of Indonesia (2015–2016)

References

  1. ↑ Ida Nurcahyani (January 16, 2015). "Badrodin Haiti jadi Plt Kapolri (English: Badrodin Haiti Become Acting Chief of Indonesia National Police)". AntaraNews. Retrieved January 16, 2015.
  2. ↑ Indah Mutiara Kami (January 17, 2015). "Ini Profil Komjen Badrodin Haiti, Plt Kapolri yang Ditunjuk Jokowi (English: Profile of Kom. Gen. Badrodin Haiti, Acting Police Chief Appointed Jokowi)". detik.com. Retrieved January 17, 2015.
  3. ↑ Chan, Francis (13 July 2016). "Indonesia's new police chief Tito tasked with unifying police force against crime, terrorism and graft". The Straits Times. Retrieved 28 December 2016.
Police appointments
Preceded by
Sutarman		 Chief of National Police of Indonesia
2015–2016		 Succeeded by
Tito Karnavian
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