Social Network for Drug Circulation in Sidenreng Rappang Regency, Indonesia

Abstract

Rahmat Pannyiwi, Andi Agustang, Tahir Kasnawi, Andi Tenri Pada, Ahmad Yani, Sadli Syam.

Sidenreng Rappang is the largest rice-producing area or rice barn in eastern Indonesia. This complimentary stigma shifted that Sidenreng Rappang is now better known as a drug producer or drug barn, one of the centers of drug trafficking in South Sulawesi Province. This research is qualitative research, which aims to determine the network pattern that allows an increase in network cases that are the center of network operations and network operation mode in catching drug abuse. This research is qualitative. The snowball sampling technique (snowball) method is a sampling method in which the sample is obtained through a rolling and chain process (multilevel), from one individual to another. This is related to the research design used by Strauss and Juliet, which explains several methods, including Phenomenology, Ethnometeorology, Gunded Research, Qualitative Observation and Etiology, and also phenomenological strategies to reveal the meaning behind the facts by Andi Agustang. The research location is focused on Baranti District, Sidenreng Rappang Regency, considering that the area is a Red Zone. The results showed an increase in the number of drug cases, and the mode of operation of the network was very structured. There was a positive response from the government from all Sidenreng Rappang, including the regional head of Sidenreng Rappang, members of the Regional People's Advisory Council, Community leaders, and all stakeholders to establish the Regency Narcotics Agency. However, this approach still has problems or will not work when public awareness is not there to support the negative impacts of drug abuse and trafficking in the Sidenreng Rappang Regency. The long-term objectives of this study are: Research objectives are to determine the pattern of the network that allows an increase in cases, to find out which systems or institutions are the centers of network operations, to determine the mode of network operation in catching drug abuse, to determine the types of victims who are easy to enter in drug trafficking and theoretical solutions to drug abuse and circulation among the community and elite circles and structurally it needs a "win-win" approach between the community and the elite. Punishment. Second, the cognitive process that has been the basis for drug abuse prevention programs is time to be integrated with a practical approach in raising awareness of the negative impacts of drug abuse and trafficking in Sidenreng Rappang district.