EFFECTIVENESS OF PAMONGPRAJA POLICE UNITS IN ENFORCEMENT OF REGIONAL REGULATIONS IN WEST JAKARTA BARAT MUNICIPALITY

The phenomenon that is the object of research is the effectiveness of the Pamog Praja Police Unit in enforcing Regional Regulations in the West Jakarta Municipality. The objectives of the study are (1) To discuss the effectiveness of the Pamog Praja Police Unit in enforcing Regional Regulations; and (2) Develop a new concept from the results of the effectiveness of the Pamog Praja Police Unit in the enforcement of Regional Regulations. Research uses a qualitative research approach. Research informants as many as 21 people were determined by the snow ball technique. Secondary data collection using library research; Primary data collection using interview and observation techniques. Data analysis using descriptive analysis developed with observer triangulation analysis. The results of the research analysis as follows: The effectiveness of Sat Pol PP in enforcing Regional Regulations on Street Vendors in West Jakarta Municipality has not been optimal to realize the humanitarian normative policing performance. The humanitarian normative policing performance referred to is the implementation of the regulation of street vendor control which is carried out with a friendly approach, does not commit violence and seizure of goods and shows the existence of a collaboration of social service and economic empowerment of street vendors. The new concept that is composed of the results of the discussion of the effectiveness of Satpol PP in enforcing regional regulations on street vendors in the West Jakarta Municipality is a New Concept of Policing Normative Humanist Patterned Street Vendor Policy with the definition: Policing Normative Humanist Patterned Street Vendor Policy is the management of policing performance street vendors carried out with environmental control, social services and economic empowerment of street vendors as businesses in the economic system of society that is organized in order to realize the Social Friendly City and Social Justice