THE LEGAL ENFORCEMENT OF ORGANIZED TRANSNATIONAL CRIME (OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE GANGS STUDY IN INDONESIA)

Abstract

Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (called OMG) is an organization whose members use motorcycle
club as a channel for criminal company. This type of crimes includes transnational crimes
that across national borders because they are widely spread in various countries. Indonesia is
still deemed weak in enforcing the law related to this matter,although Indonesia has own its
International Police agency to handle various kinds of transnational cases namely the
National Central Bureau of International Police (NCB-INTERPOL). This study aims to find
out the organized transnational crimes in Indonesia, and to find out the role of
IndonesianNCB-INTERPOL in preventing and carrying out the legal enforcement for the
organized transnational crime. The method of the study was normative-juridical research or
literature, the type of the studywas legal research. The activity carried out by the Outlaw
Motorcycle Gangs was a criminal activity that carried out across borders "transnational
crime", in whichwithinthe OMG structure was interconnected among branches/ chapters in
the country where the OMG was opening affiliation. The role of IndonesianNCB-INTERPOL
was contained in the Chief of Police Decision No. Pol.: Skep/203/V/1992.