Efforts to Countermeasure Corruption by the Police to Enhance Public Trust

. Law enforcement against corruption is one of the critical tests for the police force in maintaining integrity and transparency. The level of corruption cases resolved by the police is a primary indicator for evaluating the effectiveness of law enforcement against corruption. The analysis in this study involves monitoring the number of corruption cases successfully handled, factors influencing the prosecution process, and the quality of police investigations. Internal factors such as leadership, resource allocation, and training impact the police's ability to handle corruption cases. On the other hand, external factors such as collaboration with other institutions, public oversight, and political pressure also affect the integrity and transparency of the police force. Improving the management of these internal and external factors is key to building public trust in the police force and ensuring effective law enforcement in combating corruption.