This article aims to identify and analyze the implementation of Restorative Justice (RJ) in handling criminal acts of persecution and types of criminal persecution committed by RJ. The empirical legal research method is used because it examines its application. The location chosen was the Kuniran Polsek, Probolinggo. The results show that user restorative justice has been carried out in the environment in the Pakuniran Village Regional Police, Pakuniran Police, Probolinggo, East Java -Indonesia. The results show that within one year, more than 10 cases of criminal acts of maltreatment were resolved using a Restorative Justice approach. Success was due to the solid collaboration of FORKOPIMDA and Religious Leaders, Community Leaders, and Youth Leaders in the Pakuniran Village Area, Pakuniran Police, and Probolinggo Police. Collaboration starts from the complaint process, meetings, and until the signing agreement peace among the parties. Meanwhile, the criteria for the types of crimes of persecution that can be carried out by restorative justice are based on the provisions of criminal acts in general, by Article 5 of the Regulation of the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia Number 8 of 2021. Even though the crime of persecution can cause public unrest and lead to social conflict, the Polres Probolinggo could direct RJ to the crime of persecution.